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_ge-¢i~_ufsd»f=” is' a specialty

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--. .. _ __ _ fnBl‘8lllc_ Wednesday. » . Miss. Jennie Hodgson City in

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-Yitlifhiii .~ 411 *Nl UW!-_ . The tide will be high this morning Murrafy Harbor

~ _ - `-‘-- _ _- at 8.27 and tomorrow morning at July Wh at the usual _ The length d today will be lifted 9,03, ‘ ~ ' _.___ -

honreand llwentirmiuutes. . .___

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Mrs. J. P. Gallarnt. 0| W0ml\8‘f011. a grohiblitlon Coisnrlritmvbzt ofownil(\)'|; yv-v--v-»---=~-~ vvvv- 19 Viiltilrg 111151109 ill-This City- yi-urs standing. fa beautiful Commodore driving husef

Judge McDonald, City, has retmm- A. E. Vessey, of Plaster Rock and* It has been arranged that Rev.Jamos"

ed from ui visit to Flat River.. B nativaoi is Pr-0 nc Cri ` will not leave Zion churehi'

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St.'~B_ phem, last week. for another- year. Rev. T. J. Dain-5

Far- ~ ' -_ ’ smut win gn to spriugneie.-so

ill _*ggi C._ , Silliker. Halifax, and will John Telegraph. ' -~

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ku _ln this Province, spent a few "--> `,» day ` week ln 'Amih».|rs~t. The Lady Sybil! arrival' in thdstport ‘

` _ __ from New Glasgow at one thirty and

Mr. Ives and 'Mrs."I'visé of hug left on t-he return tr'ip eat eight well known ln this Provi ol och. Including the cricket beam

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- ) ! ` / ` ' 1- intered at Breadalbane after morning

' . 4 ` The outws-rd' cargo by the North- service. ' _

\ 4 ' __ ' -# ' . At camp yesterday the regular

_ »-\ _ The last issue of the Canada Gan- routine drill was gone through with.

“L \_ Brigade, Canadian Field Artilleryr- her of visitors was exceedingly mnall.

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\ . _ ' On Wednesday last throi men were ' - .___ _

""‘* . §\_.f3‘ ~ - / arrested on the charge of hiavifng had The Rev. H. lt. Bell will prewclrwi '

_ _ ‘ " ' f' camel knowledge, with girls under BNBil8-ilballc M clevcll. H- HL. F\°°d€l"`

_ / // , ~ fourteen gyefars of .algal Their case will lckbon at-' three D- 1"-. and New Glu

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The Guardlan's classlhed advertise- The B. S. Bonavlsta will he duef

suits they bring, are told about in July 4th, amd" sails on Monday n|oon.u that colunnm. - _ July 5th, for_ Sb. John’s 'Newfound-_

-- land via the Sydney's. Fon particu-

. Mrs A D 0’Brle-n nd' three child lar see ad in this i

visit to 'her parents J. B. and Mrs. The highest temperature rogiutered MacDonald, City. ” yesterday was sixty-six degrees above

--' zero. At nine_ a.m. che mercury

A nyecial train left the City yes- stood at nine p. m. at fifty-fours-'

for Summerside and retumed at nine night was forty-nine above.

-_-_ Mrs. Duncan McEwen of Long Creek

_ Miss Ad-a DeBlols arrived in the and Mrs. Horace McEwen of this

City by the mail train last night, City, have just returned from Morelll

' ~'from_ Boston. She w'ill he the guest where they have been spending rs few.;

‘or ner mother, G w mnlois days. guests of H D and Mrs M¢=+

-_-._ Ewen and A and Mrs Barry

' urnlierland Thursday' to Piccou tn~ ` _-'-- ` ‘ -r' cluded` one thousand and seventy Mrs. Donald, of Hamilton, P.E.l.,

_ cms |01,9¢_¢m_ one thousand. bong is s'pending'a'few weeks at the real-_ - ol cheese and _a car loeid of way dence of her sou, l5eolieDon~a1d~, Park freight. ` Street. This is Mrs. Donald's iirsil

2 _ __-_._ visit to Moncton amd niré 'se/ys she is ‘

At thu polif/ltual meeting held in tnost favorably imfpressed with thu*

Brudalbane Tuesday,_Benj. I-Inslarm city and is enjoying her trip very' presided. The speakers were Premier much.-Moncton Tirneu. ’ ‘” Harvzardg Mr. Mathleoon, J. C. -- 4 Clark, Messrs Martin, MeIsao.c,Cros- The W- F- M- S- held 11 Public meet ' hy and Myers. ' ing lm _the _Methodist church last

` _ _-._ Thursday evening, ‘which was well at

» ' as the employees or The Guardian tended and proved very interesting.

~ irdvuriiising department -have a half Among those who took part were Mrs

. _ holiday on Saturday ad_v¢l‘tisens are J- L- DSWBOD. und Mrs: Howard SD-

- requested to have* their' changes in rrague.--Stn John Telegraph. Botl.

not later that l0 's..m. each' Saturday ladies have friends lu this city.

morning during the s\unmer.'months. -it-_ '

ette contains the following: "ith Owimgto the poor weather the nu.m»

19th Buttery.-To be Provisional At noon a. salutu af twenty-one guns

Tremaine Edward Kennedy 12th May by a detachment of the No 3 Artrl

Ladies’ Linen .__ ' my Y

_Tlie box of jewelry that _young.Sav- Ernest R. Johnson, Engineer ai

_ _ __ rdnnt was accused of taking from “Mount Saint Vincent. College, Rock

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'~;___ _ _ _ ` G. H. Taylor's iewelry store, iingliarrn, N. S9, is spending a few _ of Value fol' wi - . Sult§ £i{.e"f.i§‘...“l..‘;‘ .?.i‘.1.‘?.‘$SZ"l§”'.v.§'“‘i.‘.?.' i1°*.i‘.1.‘3.-‘.iT‘..?..€§.Y.'..’Zi‘*..I;°i'”?.i’§_‘i‘;‘.?.§' ; ._'[ha¢', um MQORMAC |)0||a,- Shi,-t__

' of the store and was of no rpnrticuiar son waawitir 'R.=S`uiall tinsmitn, for ' lf. A __ _ _

value. ' g number of years and 'his rnauy

` --- u friends will"be pleased to learn ol _

.' 1 His Lordship Bishop Worrell of his success. _J

Nova Scotia, went west to Alhertony _ _ -_-_ ' __ _ _ a few days asv. _ It i=»_exr>eci.¢d' that as the nnnunl meeting' of Pownal he will visit this Province' again in 551,901 |1315"-|¢g; pg px-Bush; rem,-ed Arrest and tune newui be present at _ann w. rc. suurn was erected- in ui. if 11116 Owning of thenew brick ehurchuplace. sixty-tlve dollars was voted

’ ' _ lmndillg ill 3\1!111ll*cl'°i'd°- 'for contingent expenses and an un-

limited _supplement to good teacher. {

_ _L The cricket match between Stellarf Mldmlmfmer vacation was adopt/ed and ‘ ton, and the Phoenix Cricket Club of the general desire seemed to be pro-

Charloiztetown resulted in falvorl of gressive. ' _

\ the formee by a score of nflnefiy-one -»-_

to thirty-three. A_ fair number of The Supreme Court opened yester-'_ spectaltors were present and' both they day at 10.30 with the Chief Justice _ and the - players enjoyed themselves' on the Bench. ,The -case of Thomas u thoroughly. - ~ - Taylor versus Alfred Houstiou, an act

. --- ion of debt,‘ was ordered to be placed

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On li‘r-idaiy ~Julyi 9th, a. sale of

Shcrthorns an-d Ayrshires will: take

. . . 3 _- 3 ’BS'ii€. _

ren. have arrived from Boston on a --- _

Lieutenant (supernu-merary) Sergeant' was dr-ed in~ honor of Dominion Day "

recur-neo ir-om syibie to w&Aei§`e'jwei~e.ni.ou¢ 'tum hundred ex-1 -

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Daintynet waist with

'lk ri l 1.12 5 sl ~ s ip, ccru or w | c-$ .9

'Youfve been looking for a waist that would be smart and- handsome)

and at the same time moderate in price. To-day it’s here and ready for you. Fine firm net, square yoke outlined by bands of lace insertion, band of lace insertion from back of yoke right down, collar of insertion and lace- equal toanything we've yet seen under $3.95 . .<..s... ...... . . . .....H$2.95

Lovely net waist in white or

ecru. fiill “V” front formed of lace and insertion, banding-edge of “V ’° piped with pale blue silk, new sleeve with pointed cuff a wonder at

lace made with black silk slip. No

beauty ofthe material is attempted

only. _ The front and each sleeve has band of colored insertion and is fin- ished with Val. lac; beading. Just the garment for some occasion when a little more than usual good appearance is requisite ...~-+. .»»~+. . . . ..,.$5.9§

A very smart little blouse of extra fine quality net comes in ecru I

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H°andsome'Semi-fitted Linen Coat 6.50 .

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Beautiful black waist of allovef l

ornamentation farther than the rich F

or needed, newest sleeve......_.$4.50 -

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A very smart garment for the lady who spends much time outdoors.

The material is a tan'Mercerised linen, collar and .cuffs of champagne linen. 'l he garment is semi fitting, cleverly tailored, and finished with strappin s

ofself linen...._................._._.__ ____._,-_H,_,,,$6,§0J

If we only sold a few MOORMAC shirts we would make no money

worth considering, forthe margin is ridiculously small, but we depend on the goodness of the shirt to bring shirt buyers back again and again, and we prefer the fun of doing a big business at a small profit, than a small busi- ness at a big profit. _

The Moormac shirt is the best dollor shirt that money can buy any-

where, that is a big claim, try the shirt, and see if we do not make good every word. White or colored, soft or stiff fronts, all sizes, GNE DOL- LAR EACH. ' u

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portunity for farmers' to get high- _

plane on the Exhibition' Grounds e~t'Court then adjourned till Monday _ _ _

momlnig next at eleven o'clock._ _ _ AN1_;_0UN0E,_MENq~3_ _

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' In the whiteweai; business, as in almost every other sphere of human activity enthusiasm

J radiates a powerful influence, for good. _ We

` are' enthusiastic over our entire stockindgeneral, -~ and the special fitemspicked for -Tues ay and

';, Wednesday shoppers, in particular..

t Qdmhric Night Gowns, Corset Covefi_.___i11ii_¢1¢__

of fine quality caurbric

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neatly trimmed w1th_

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good. ' uality 'Torchon

!_ `_ yoke and sleeves- trim-~ _ _ _ "‘~_` -'_ med with lace. June laccal sizes,special__c8c

Sa~le~Price _5c _ _ _

' 2 Caniliric llnderehiril. Cambric Drawerl

ruffle of 8 inch Em- I

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2 in embroider y_ inser- tion june saleprice 55c

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,A ' éinsisting of- ‘ nl htigown, _-corset cover,i_ch:emltel,i""»dfai`iV'

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class pure bred: stock. at their own

.prices. a catalogue 'giving informer

tllou about each: animal has been oral

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of _Agriculture at Charlotte-

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and went

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reach him, cwo children Pat’k Walsh'

out to to do he suddenly

before the doctor He leaves a wife and was a son of who also survive

`:Don't forget the. moonlight excur- sion on board the S. S. Harland londay evening, July Sth. Tickets only 35 cts each_ for-sale at Apothe- cariie’ hall and Deslloehen 'restenir-: dnt. Music and refreshments.

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A ginger snap is no good

unless it is snappy. That-is the kind we eel . _

Always fresh and good

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Yesterdiay was nomination day for`

the bye-election inthe First District of Queens. John H. Myers was pro- posed by R. W. McKenzie of Spring- ‘ field, and seconded iby George Myers ol Hampton, Cyrus Crosby was pm 'l1osed‘ by W. H. lllnman of I-harmption

gd seconded _by John B. Cousins of = ark Corner. Polling day will be on the seventh, less than a week later..

_The Guardian regrets that Wendial Tldmarsh, Brighton, mei: with a snmewhait serious accident some days ago, from which he ~ls srtlll suifluring, being forced to keep to his room. Mr. Tidminrsh was in Victoria Park when

bicycle ran into him, knocking him

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.tomorrow morning.

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_*Attention is called to the a.d re _Horse Races at Central Park, John-

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Drink Maple Ginger, Caua<ln's

most delicious beflferage. G.`H. _Sim-

son’s River, on Wednesday, July 7.

The ad' appears in this issue; ~ __

“On Thursdays afternoons during the ~iu`mmer mont Dr. Ayers office will be

'rpen for appointments oaliy. ‘ _ 6-2 ' mwstlAug.3l

_'Silt whistled itself."~'l"hat was the little hoy's excuse when he accident- ally whistled in school.- Just so with the wash goods. See our lic. linen its told you a.'bout-t'hey're selling themselves. Jes. Paton~_& Ce. :L_ 6-1911*!

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' Flies suitable for Is- “ .` land waters. _ - _ "~` "Any Hy not to be ‘ » had here 'we will be pleased to get for you.

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moderate cost.

tlrllslf.

MARK _WRIGHT

Newson’s Block.

Mattress _ Making

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golicy holders.

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