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JUNE 1_9 19" » ""“' ““S’f "E" THE cHARLO'i‘TE'1‘0wN GUARDMN I rms-r or im." , _ 'PAGE ssvsngi' _

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in e en -th

heat t&_produdng age() w‘.;:¥dDll R P." to buy in mi; Province. J. Hncsnt Poiier, Charlottctown, _ (K

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grocer for a package to-day. You’ll lik: lt._ dar arm-wi. ‘C_f:_i:_=_-__<ef_io~_§f__ 1;-_ It i_;'_‘__‘_»=§‘____e__‘f

The Watch With a Name The Weliner Watch

is an accuriite tlmekeeper. It is 'a watch vihich will give you correct lime under all candi'iori- Why not call and see our var- iciy, styles and sizes.

Family Photos

Getafamily group talieii. lt in y

he a lung time iigioro you art-I1" getlier _sigin and a pictiiia of this nature is unn to be app-_eeiaied by even member nitric nniily. ()ilr 'orki- excellenhpriciis niodi rate. Bae samples.

“°‘d°N°"° ‘nd stonnch ~ S3’ ln"'°"°w“' "°t“"“°d home Yes'-°"d°5` ,inclal election. The large auditorium _

Remtdy 2. afternoon* -vas filled and many were seated on

. . i , ___ she platform. Rev. Mr. Aiirins. ol

A Proven Medicine ol i Exceptional Value

..'r.::“':.‘:.“£.:!:.f"‘.‘.l‘.;'°I.i'.‘.f.i: See This Line

moat prominent in City and

P. MCQU AID

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_' Opposite Auld Bios

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l SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH.

WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

ANV rieraon who is the sole head of ii

family. or any male over 18 years old.

malv homestead _ii quarter section of a- val_abl_a Domlniox liind in Manitoba, Ba~l¢at»°hewari or lbsrta. The apnlic-nt must appear in person at t-hs Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-agency for the dlstrlot. tsiitry yproxy may |,_@_m;ii.-at ln,y_A|renc.v. on certain conditions by lat er, m_otlii>r. son. daughter. brother or sister ofinlenrlinghnniesteader.

Duties,-Si_x monlhs' resirli-iica upon

M14 Cllll-lvution of the ~liind in each ol

th_rse years. A homesleadnr may live within nlne miles of his homesteii on a farm Qin' leaatm acres solnlv owned and occupied by him or by his father. mother. aomdauizh er,_brother or sister. _

Illcertaln districts a homesteador in

Hood atandinlr may preempt a quarter- arotlon alongside his homestead Price |100 era r _

P_ 6 e _

Duties.-Must reside upon 'the_ home-

stead or pre-emption six months in each of r-lx ygars from date ul homestead entry (including the time required to earn homestead patent) and cultivate fifty acrea extra. ' _

A nomeateader who has' exhausted his homestead riznt and cannot obtain pro smptiy.. may enter ln_r ii purchased home- stead in certain districts. l'rir~n moo p -r acre. Duties.-» Must reside six months in rich of thrne years, cultivate llfty acres nd erect a hoiian worth .thin 00.

\V. W. CORY

Deputy of t.he_Minisierof the interior

N.B.-vllnaiithnrized niibiieatinn nl this

l4\‘t‘rf_Ii_u=;r\i-ini. will not he paid liir.

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We can supply froiri - this date

fresh burned lime

iii large and small quantities suitable for farriiirig and build ing purposes.

Orders left at Kilns on Si,

Petcr's Road or at our office will rcccivcprouipt attention.

C. Lyons ID. Co

iboal Coal

‘Tha Siliooner "lluiniiropk ' will be due liernlhslattsr part of june wllhacargo of6ostons ofihs celebrated Lackawana Aulliracits Coal in S'ons and Chestnut llkol, this is the rams quality of coal nhl-th gave such good siiiisfaciioi last season..

Parties requiring H-rd Coal are rs

qtlsated to book their orders at ones and to kindly arrange to lake -delivery wlills

10:2! la discharging when prices ara il I.

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W; ~' ,- or b“‘““°“ ‘Jr plmsun' may "nd '° onducted by C M. i\lacRae of the

I r \c 0 0 I I' ' I to their advantage to write “I°`.H.,’ Live Stock Bml`mh_

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J D and M" Blggar' Bmdanmne .frldiiy Thiiheliie tlidmiieiiiliiilriinite

Dwflfny Biffefs ;‘.‘;?. i‘:zi“ii§.. Si:““:.’ iiziof » #ill '"'l

TIIG NCVCI' 'A '-Ii: nan, Expgerimental Station: Char fuhi';m;a;'x";;le§it§at<;[inJ£hewé0n!§;;B_§f_2%1

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» "are of Guardian. Charlottetown.

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Invictus' oxfords are

the best good shoes made in Canada and this spring’s showing of all the newest styles is wiiii- out doubt one of tlie most complete, high grade and satisfactory that has ever been exh bited here. .~\li tlie smartest ideas in Creslii, Alto and Liberty lasts, buitoiicd and laced styles, in gun metal, tan willow cali' and patent leath- er are shown.

Invictus boots are 'lie ki-id

ihat need no breaking in, are light, iirong, small and diatinclive. All siz.~r, ii pair . . . . . $5.00

of

¢...i~.~»i_,;i_,»;¢». Invictus 0xlords

my if- -we-i led i»»°»»f=. who im... ..:'°:..s.:.°°.°'..~:::. :..°°.: 2.-°i.°:"”“'“" ~ ;

its native purity and goodness. "°°'°“ ‘“ "‘°" “L_ w:i°m°i»ai§éniI¢°fif»' nfiiiiigffiwyviii "i

The closing exercises will be held ln Y -

the Model School, Charlottetown, --

Thursday at 10 s.m.

‘ __ 'Co., Charlottetown, went ur Monte .

taraaa afternoon i _y f ` _‘ ;i_ l _

D. Schurrnsii of the Massey Harris _ 4 "I" Il Q

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mon, Prof. T. Ross of the Dept. of Agri-- gh' - "‘ | iowa. PE. alan .

culture, Charlottetown, was a pa='s» ‘ _ 'I \§ l IONBY T0 l.0Al

im. E. a. Foam, Charlottetown. ‘sneer east yesterday afternoon- , -__ 7 . w. a s'rswsa'i‘ iw. N.A.0AlPlll-l-

was a passenger to' Winsloe yester-i "”"' __ _ '_ » _ ' b _\_ i l ._

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Crisp M00" and Mfg Mmm, Cra- tp conduct :lie e\~¢i_i_in5_ f;\K‘i°“‘“5 / _ ~ 5 Q Daud. were visitors to Charlotte- UHBH Blum H8 \0I1S 8 A PBM--' ‘ /jf ' " _ _ h A N puwc gm town yesterdai- _ Halifax Exe. _~ /, / I __'_ l __ _ _i:__nc.:a_;a,c`:;sraay;._°c:a;:yh“__.u.;."

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oapt. 'r. G. 'riiyioi-_ Charlottetown, giie yesterhay Mleriwoii- _ was a passenger west yesterday alter- ~"- ,

_iiigiiii mooiigaii, i. P., soiitii The Plant steamer A. W- Perri siiors, was iii Charlottetown yemr-iuiiled for Boston ou Saturday iii or day_ dei- to go on dry dock and have her i .__. boilers repaired. The Halifax arrived

Among the passengers on the 'Mur~ S _ my Harbor train from Georgetown E0-fl 8115 CUB”-”H°I\fB‘ Em- ~

yesterday afternoon were R. Mcbsren _ and J_ H_ H,mmi||_ A very large _number of seals h_s\e

.__ been observed in and around Hills- _ _

Mrs John B Way and her daugh- b°|'0 BIY \°°°°“¢lY- A PUW I" “ _ i Q

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_The S. S. Morwenua iirrived

port last night from Montreal vii Summerside. The steamer had ii largi inward freight and sails this morn ing on return via the Sydneys. Thi: steamer does not go to St. John‘: this trip, Buntain, Bell & Co sri the Charlottetown agents.

Telephone subscribers please add ti

their directories the following nei- subscribers;- 207-J.- Govarnmen' h\oui-ie; 351-Brown and MacCormack 229-G. -A. Gsne, residence; 72» Thomas White, Confectioner; 38-L_- Mrs. Margaret L. Norton, residence 386-R.-Patrick Duffy, residence 26-Dr. Charles H. Porter, office.

At the N. B. and P. E. I. ltletho md other vocal numb”-,_gt_ _john

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UR. C. H. EE uriroon Dentist

takin the B A' arc`-J B

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? Brennan, North Sydney; J. C. Mc-

_ Donald, Orwell; Eiigcne Gigiire, Quo~

Why ]13\ing tllgir gnapg lice. Those taking the B. S's. arc‘

'I - Albert Roy und Charles Alleync, Que

Brushed at the lice City. The following students are G li'

tak-ing the preliminary exams iii pre- ' ° ` .

I" _ I iiarntloii for B. A. next year:-A. J. jeweler--Optlclan

*--*-'°" -' ""‘ Mclidam, Selkirk, P. E. I.; Mark Il

lmntiiitky R McGiii|.'an, Douglas Hogan, Hope Riv-

B_ rr; /_trthur Jiabin, Luclgpt _uplaselip

Berlin Dental Parlors Philip Hlbbs . Q\l¢Ile¢ ' Y. - _ - I1lit‘l\m0li<!3¢~ PNJIIBIS3-I Mclionald, Emerald; Austin Gillis-

0'" l'°""" Bm" Miaeoiichc; Edwin McDonald, Panmurn

Island; Samuel Doyle, Douglaatown

1* N B Frank Byrne, William

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J B N Conroy, G L im n

` DENTIST Dougan, (iharlottctown.

Drown and Bridge Bn clallst.

N", |¢¢,y.| Bank Building ::'l‘he Gem Junior Safety razor has

0hlf|0'-'-°'-""I\- them all beaten. If you want ii nice

Modus" smooth shave with little or no

m trouble this iii tht! onu to gui.. Any-

"" See' the now mate its a beauty. FLA.

ru tor Sunnyside.

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* _ ' ' body can use iz. the price la $1.00-

Y- D g _ ouskl in rhe evening. The yacht i

Q C under charter to convey U. S. Sena . I . _

ey O tor Aldrich and party, on a vacatioi

- trip to Labrador. The senator witl

Quggn S(f¢ct his friends will Join the 0-we-ra ia

N I Rimouski and will when Labrador ii

$1 reached proceed inland on a fishing

‘ ' and hunting trip.

Accordin to the New York Her

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nld, L. M. Montgomery, the author

iss of those charming stories of lifr in Prince Edivard Island, the first o

Wu have aiiirc assortment or English “'l"l°l\ was "Annes of Green G3I1I°5»"

_lfuris put up iii one and lwu piiiiiirt plan “Hu sho"-IY WTI'-9 50m8 9h0I`If Ut-0I`l°~‘ i,,._..,p,_.,._,,,. ,,,,,,»,. f,,,,,, ,|,,. pu" |~,.u;¢ descriptive of life on Capo Bretor and Grinulaieil Sugar and are ;;ii»iinn._lsland. The Herald _saysz-There ari nf-_ii iirin rio.. in ev-ry reaperi. .we iiivm twelve of these stories, and lf they in oiir 5how.\V»iidnw. nrc true to llfe, as we may suppose

them to bc. it is remarkable how llt » -- llc these Canadians rssomhlc thr

B lg Q G ff’ English and how miicli they are like

ee 0 S the New Englanders."

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Everybody is Doing il .~.?.3€.“Zi’£”§.f.‘;"i?5i.'I.‘;“i..’.:.‘I.Y;‘§. :ill

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stii:ii'sayCol|‘;ge, éharliitteltiown, thoiic

onald Tracaili John Sweeney J

Peoples Theatre `,'

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General Daft I

A fares Pura and Blmple

_ inning viii." ` Nolhlnl Fun lpr ver Seen Before llroncho Dolly Adventure

Full of lxoltlng Adventure A Story of Chopin

The Llfa of the great lfnalc rnaatsr

Miss "Bobby" 'Sohmers In Illustrated Songs

Sc Two Sliowa llialnly Se

1,, Mis, Om-`i°_ cf Wen W§|an_ N_ inoror boat. noticed a great number _ _ H hm- rnumed hom aug, B around Governors Island on Sun _

Ifwelry ahién viii; to the formesis' in-ogherg ,day. A large seal was seen thc other

51- _ 1- ____ _ _ _i John 5|¢[,mi,_ wins|0e_ morning about one hundred yards

'f' ' r ' r ' r "’ ‘i .from Hillsboro Bridge.

At the police Court in Charlotte ’°'- hem th

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_ town yesterday one drunk, Thomas _ The llldgmg class" _ U” 9

~ Montrose. was convicted and sentsnc- Warm 0' W' R D*-’““‘“ at M“'°g“I'° ~_

r \_ Ni to B “ue 0* two dollars and cost, .ilondiiy _afternoon were well attend-

_ d _ . .1 :d notwithstanding the very rainy _ ` \ ‘

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or un "5 m ‘la day. Classes of Jerseys and Ayrshires _ ,

_-_ 1 Any person in Chm_l0n_etown_ wh( .i}eretscored and some. individual cows _

V/fo" . intends to visit New York City eithei 0 .0 her bregdl. The pwme “ere i _ _ _ _ _ iuitc enthusiastic, The classes were lf,~i_ _,,_‘_i_i _

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Toronto, secretary of the Moral and Social Reform Association. was the .-hief speaker .of the evening. lie ipoke of the need ot tempcrance leg- islation and made a very powerful Appeal to those present to stand up _or temperauce principles and he irged members of both political par- .ies to cast their votes for J. W. Xeirstead and teinperance. E. N. :ltockford acted as chairman, and

the pledge lilr. Kelrstead had given the temperance people and he urged :veryone present to help the tempor- ance cause by electing the temper- ince candidate in the coming provin- ial election. An orchestra P"ovide€l :nusic and there were servers] solos

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i __ »(lntario \’et.erinary tol|e§el lorbllto. | i Siininieitiald. P. I-.`. lslan . Address

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Expert Corsetiere of Weingar- ten _Brtos is now at Stan’ey Bros Fitting and Demonstrating

dist. Conference in Fredericton Satur uhm Re,_._ ML Aikens is wen known day afternoon was devoted to com hem

mittee work. The Historical Societ.: ___ met late' in the “fi-°m°°“ Rnd in Ill* --Keep a box of Rexall Healing evening were W” ““ °dd"°“ by Re" solve always on hand for cute. burns. EI; Aikmgh wen g“°w“ mb thu irulses and all every day accidents rovince. e cus omary anque - _h -di d took place in _the school room of th- :;e:?:iiy“i'etT§r}iiiyhen§?:ils iiiymally who

church at 6 oclock. have ever used-“__ A ‘urge \,0x_ 25¢

' Phe McKinnon Drug Co., corner `-rea

The American yacht O-we-ra, ai' _ .

rived in Charlottetown from Halifax “come and Kem _S"ee“" MEM Siinda She is roceedin to Rim-

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READING GLASSES

_ A good many peepls think that in se ent.in§_|z_lasaes for reading it is quite su ieiont. to merely try_ on rarioiia pnlra nl glasses. uptil _a pairdwhili tho! think suits is uun .

WI. TIIINK DIYFERENTLY The saiiio caiolul, exacting fast is neer iiaiuy to determine whether the tiio ay es are alike, or whether /lstlgmatiini or other defect be present.

II you want the must c ofiil and

satisliictoryopiiciil work. ctnsult

W. B.'Reduso Corsets

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THE woman whose increasing weight is her des-

pair, has one source if consolation. Properly

corseted in a W. B. Reduso, she need have no fear of criticism, for her lines will be superb. _

The Reduso has :i trick of molding and shaping

the figure,emphasir,€ngihe good features and min- imizing lhc lc-ss attractive ones.

The abdomen and hips are subdued without the

slightest sacrifice of comfort. e

i Ther.:’s a diversity of attractive models for all

types of well-developed figures.

Redus »'s $4.00

Nuforiu |50 up

Clearing Lots

Fine silk muslinsiaud _Iacquard silks for summer

dresses, 25 to 30 in ‘hes wide in all the standard colors

49|: yard

Boys’ Galatea Blouses 45c each

Boys’Ga1atea Siits, Blouse and Pants

' 69c suit

A number o' pieces of dress materials regular

85c lo i.2o yard 89c yard

Sionlev Bros

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f McLarren’s Cheese l - 1 Fresh Stock vi

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Grocarer

i73 Grafton St

Charlottetown

- io, i'5,'and 25 cents - I 1.. A. HAszARo°s - 3

A MODERN BATHROOM

is both ornament and an econ_- omy. Gllstening tile and glitter- lng_ metal work surely make an attractive combination. The cleanliness and sanitary arrange- ments mean the savlngiof many a doctor’s vlatt.

TIIE COST DI" SUCII A DATII

ROOM -

is not so high as you thlnl¢.Have us give you figures for a com. ‘ plete outfit that will add more than double its cost to the value Y_

of our house. ciiihzis ia nuiuiaoiiiisi

Spray! Spray! Spray! _

I It is now time to think of spraying for the codllng moth

as the bloom is beginning to fall. Ensure a good, clean, healthy sud sound set of fruit by spraying with

NIAGARA LIME SULPIIUR

AND

' ARSENATE OI"

One gallon of Sulphur 'and two pounds of Lead to 40 gallonti

water. Use a Perfect Spray Pump, which we can supply. Spray our potatoes with a perfect Row Sprayer this year and save

LEAD.

time and money. We keep a full supply of all the above.

i»i...i,.. ...i n...i.,E..i...;. Auld Bros C|i’town .l.i\. Moore. llazellirooli

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Morris ttioek- nrlottstown

ftiyaician and Surgeon

tvaldaaca All rinea dt.

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IOTIZL BRUNSWICK

Moncton, N. U.

shslmrgsa and Beat Located Hotel I :ns Ui? accommodating ill [Malls tituats iii than-iitrsolapaeloiaaarronnds

andksurrpuiidsd_py___sls¢;p\'ah:d_:d Napa mai i seia airs a or o a tho alililmiixr aaaaiin. GEO lc8WJENiR

DR. CLIF T

ccialiit -Clironic- Diseases

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0. U. \lcLE0lJ. K.U. W. E. BENTLEY

McLeod Q Bentley olii‘.'.'l'_‘i‘i1§l".iiv .ISIS

Charlottetown P. nd

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\ A. McLean, K. C., Donal? nie-nmtoo Mclean Q. McKinnon

Barriatera, Attomeya-at-I aw Brown Block, Charlottetown

JR. .IOIIN LEDWELI.. M.D

Richmond Strcehopposite Si.I’aul'a Church

Hours until io o'cloc\r to 3 p. ui. _ `

important Notice to tlie Farmers of P. E. island

As the wool season is now

on the Giiardiau is informed that S. A. McDonald of this City who has handled a yery large quantity of the wool grown in this Province forthe past number of years is now prepared to handle every pound of wcol grown in the Province this Season.

He also states that there is

a better demand for good tub washed wool at the present season than for the uuwasherl iwool. He is now prepared to pay the highest market price either in trade or in cirh.

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BARON W00l)

Bay Stallion Ioled |907, weight llilil Ilia I5 314 hands.

Boron Wood is a very handsome

horse he is absolutly sound and one of the best gated and fast- est trotting Stallions of his ageon P. E. I. ready to show his speed any time.

He was Slred by the King of Sires

Oakley Baron 2.23 r-2 at 3 years on r-2 mile track the Oakiy Baron Colts are selling for more money than the get of any other horse on P. li. I.

Wild Wood the dain of Baron

Wood was by that good horse Pro- vider 2.18 i-4 the fastest trotting Stallion ever bred on P. E. I-.

The second dam of Baron Wood

was by Preceptor :.28 by Nutwood 2. 18 worlds champion Sire of Brood mare third dam Abdallah Baron Wood has taken first prize in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island Show Rings.

His foals are large and handsome

he will make the Season 19|: at Charlottetown driving park. Terms $io-oo cash or note due Nov. ist. Usual returns.

FRED J. CAMERON,

In Charge.

W. S- McKIF.,

Owner.

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