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The new spring waists continue to attract. Woiiieu

have gathered around this

ideal sliowiiig of waists and

have _eicpressed delight at the showing. Waists of the exquisite sort in just the inaterials you would like to have tlieiii made of-waists that fit well and made for

all kinds of ircar.

gic worth 6_§c of white lawn, iii tli~ latest style, neatly trimmed do\vn front, 5-4 sleeves all sizes. VVortl1 65c sp_cial .,.,... . . . ...3iceacli 78c wo'th 95c Vi/aist of good quality l.wii front and baclc with rows of embr-_ idered iiisertio ii % sleeves with tucked ciiffsuvrortli 95c our special piice.,......... _...78c 98c worth 1.25 fine la rn waist made vi-ith square neck effect with embroid-

Einbroidery and tucks down front also tucks down back, 3-4 sleeves with cu fs of embroidery and lace. Worth L25 our special price. . . . . . . .98c

$i,59 w<rtli up to $200 A Collection of >t_,lish white lawn waists all handsomely finished some have all over embroidery fronts others hzindsoinely tiiiiiiied with lace % sleeves all sizes worth up to $2.00 your clioi¢¢_,

cry laceand liein stitching -----~-»--»--$1.59

Ofconrse we have better ones in silk _and lace and

net viaists, ‘ Wefare just :is ~inuch ahead of the crowd in higher priced grades a~ in the lower grades, every line we offer is the best value that money can buy Prices of better grade f:o n $2.00 up to $io,oo each.

Q l Ladies’ Wash Summer Suits i 'l`here’s a dash of siiiartuess, niost belit- tingly given in these stylish summer shirt waist suits. They are ready for your inspec- tion iii our Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department. The styles and effectiveness that the smartly dressed lady most longs for stand out in every line of these summer suits, made up in the following niaterials, Vduek, piques, sateeiis, diniities, organciies and lawns etc.

Prices 2.98, 3.30, 3.75 up to 1o.oo each

Ladies’ Silk ,

and Satin Coats.

Elaborate models in dressy silk mid satin coats in

various lengths and styles, the ideal coat for spring and summer wear. _ _

Black Silk Taffeta coats will he the choice of ma ny

ladies to whom our display of styles will be a source of pleasure.

Prices range from ci:-oo $is_°0 $18-0° uv to

$77-$47* i b

You are as welcome to look as to ny.

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is $6,000' real estat $13,000, l~7.'i‘ C.

luntcrn service in the S. A. Hull to night. Entitled "R n

left yesterday on a visit to Truro

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L. W. Archibald, secretary Y.M.C.

A. will give nn illustrated bulk oil Boys' Crimp tonight at 8 o'clock. 'The beautiful lulnnii views of the 200, ,000 club will also be shown. A volun- tary offering will be taken in aid of camp. Everybody invited.

. The outward cargo by the North» umbcrlnnd yesterday mornin; included ii cnrload of con ddnscd milk for Winnipeg, 1000 cases of lobsters, n cnrloud of potntoee and two horses which were shipped by John Horne to paroles in Truro.

Mr. Tait, Superintendent of Queer

Siiunre Gardens, deserves many com- pliments for the handsome lied oi tulips which ut the present time it an attraction and ndornmenu whicl is gcncrnlly iidmired. In the City _greenhouses the benches are-crowilec with plants ready for putting out and they show ii mass of bloom that is beyond words beautiful.

Final examinations were held al

'che Union Coin. College lust \\'eck.» lThe following students were aiviirdei* diplomas from the Shorthand an( lTypewriting Depiirtnient :

Miss Margaret Mcliood, Uigg. Miss Mary McConnell, City.

Miss Jean Hooper, City. ll Iss Blanche Mclieod, Murray Rivei

, Miss Viviun Hughes, City,

Miss Elsie Campbell, Brudenell.

Miss May McPherson, Brookfield

» has been awzirded‘ n iliplomu fron

the Business Department.

In the show room ol Alex Horrii

& Co.. estiiblisliment on Kent ,Street is to be seen ri spirited horse, whiel has attracted much atteiitiiin. He is Iof u_ peculiar breed which ut first lsightf is not apparent to nny buf lhorscirien. so lifelike is the uiiimnl. which is after all, only on iirt.i~,-tii "dummy" on which the ;irni ilisplog- the fine harness they carry in stock By this means customers ure iibli to see just what .they are buying ani can _iiidge what harness will look like on the living animal. The horse i.~ liflc size and thc different riirihige: uf which the firm curry many line: can bc “hitched up” und custonicri ciiu get a satisfactory iileii of thi general nppenriincc presented li)

horse, harness and cnrriuge.

In most of the cities of Canada

there is, in connection with the fir( ulnrm system, where instiilleil, is directory published in the news piipers giving the location of such signul boxes, and instructing rend-

ers what to do in case of tire. This. /A

seems ri proper sufeigiinrd to adopt _, rind ii necessary siipplcment to they , fire :ilurm system to ensure its satisf I

greiit deal of doubt. exists regard I ing thc fire_ iilnrin boxes and tlicii usefulness iii practically nil, becnusi citizens are un_acqualntcd with thi mods of operating them._ It vis not an unknown thing in this city for the firemen to have been sent on ii wron nest in unswer to an iilnrrr

pen if'thc fire ulnrm were properly working und citizens fnmil-irir with the location of the boxes and the way to ring in alarms.

ti i b tc court in St. John

lug wilzzkptheawill of Fannie E. Pnl- mer, who had many _friends and was well known in this c1tY» WHS P"°Ved~ She gives her real and personal PTO’ perty to her executors and trustees to sell and pay the following sums; To Emma J. Weldon, an nunt, $2.000 to Katie Nevins, a cousin, $1.009; to Fannie E. Henderson, a cousin $2 ooo; to Jessie P. Daniel, $1.000 to niiimii E. cQii1thiii~<i, me or Byron W. Coulthnrd, of Fredericton. $1,000; lto Charlotte Palmer, widow of ii cousin, Philip Palmer, $500; to Step- hen W. Piilmcr, cousin, $300; to Emmii V. Smith, a cousin, $100; to Mary Holland, daughter of the N.B. und P.E.I. Branch of the Womeu's Missionary Society of the Method- ist ohurch.'$500. to be by will executive invested, thc interest arising therefrom to he used in helping to defray the expanses of the representatives of weak societies nt- tending the branch meetings, or in such other way as Iii the judgment of the executive may seem best; n srm

placing under perpetual care hizr lot in Fcrnhill Cemetery; the i'eJ.ilue in ii cousin, Katie Nevins. The Execu- tors are Hon. Josiah Woi»i', of Sach- vllle, George J. Hender.-ion and Mrs. Jessie P. Daniel; thc personal csti-te

Knowles; proctor. i

b'/5.9 Dellciousness

of our onlie cannot be _ surpass-' ed. You want somthing nice for that little party. Then order some d our

Sultana or Nut or' Fruit Cake

just what you want. `

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Ensign Ash will conduct: ri special

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Gypsy Glr1's Mission of Luve."

Rev. J. P. Hogan, Georgetown,

Mr. Hogiin took the services in Stl I’ctcr’s Church in this City Sun

in St. Catherines.

guestvof E. A. Nelson, Cornwall.

noon at 12.49.

J. R. and Mrs. McLean, Sussex

spent a few days in Summersiiie, P E.I. this week.

B. C. and Mrs, Webster, City, rt

turned yesterday from a visit t< Tryon and vicinity.

E. T. Cnrboncll, City, secured on

Saturday nt the hnrbor’s mouth ii

J. C. Sharp of Summerside is the

The tidg will be high this after-

noon al 12.16 and tomorrow nftec

Offices in New Prowse Block--Charlottetown ` '~ _/*_ /`_ T ,__ , .7 f -f . ~ 1 i / f » , ~ ' 1 l f. /Q »|

Mrs. C. E. McI.nggnn, Ne G1 - The mail train arrived at 10.10 D /Q ° / _ `- , ' l~._-,» _/ if -/9' `\-1, `f

'gow, N. S , rdturned yeaterdd; frdxiii last night. &`~~// '\-»// -L1 " ’ ` - ` ' '

u visit to. this City. '

anim Morrow or Boehm is visiting ; “The Buaiest Store on ChiirIorlcioi\m'| Buaiest Street"

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G. and Mrs- Tait, Shediac West.

trout weighing three pounds. , N

J, C. Sprague, City, has returned vi ii

from n short visit U0 his brother the

Rev. Dr. Sprague of St. John.

Miss A". E. Townsend, who has been

lin Bass River for some time, left for , f* '

-her home in P. E. Island last weak.

Any person having a second hand f J'

Bit of carriage harness _to dispose i _, oi' should apply nt this oliice at < 011064

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We have inanaged to get another good sized repeat

sliipnieiit of our special all wool 69 ct Veneti . People who have been disappointed during the last few days will be able to day to get their requireinent.

This cloth is a smooth bright finish venetian, all,

wool 45 inches wide and at; the moment of wiriting w,¢ have ,

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Golden llroivn Garnet ll Myrtle Grey Bronze Sage Blue -i Light Navy Dark Navy

*Robidoux of Shedinc spent a fcii ,ilays this week with friends on P.E_ Island.

Tho Giinrdihn reader who lost his

`-'log soon found it by advertising in The Guardian, and the ,nd did no colt much either. '

Roy Tait, Bunk of Montreal, Char-

lottetown, spent si short holidiiy re cently at the home of his parents,

N0. 2 co. giiii o. A., win hom io.-

lirst drill tomorrow evening at 7.4.". ¥ in plain clothes. Every member must

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Snmples freely sent .

' Monarch Broadcloth $l.75i'_ ' *_ I

Monarch is the ripe result of years of search for the ideal suiiing fair -‘ , I

iiieriis the most fastjdious can ask. A finish that in its firm softness is a deligh nc (p°s”ssr'r?;I:titE; and in its fine firm te xturc following the contour of your figure-and kee in 1 5’ . 4 ~ fadcless colors, in ali wool, 55 inches wide. P L “pe permBnen"y‘ Rlchr Black llrighl Navy Golden Brown '

Greys Dark Navy Myrtle &,°.Pe"hagen I"ziwiis Dark Ilroivu Bronze ""5

Moiiiireli is sold nowhere else in P. F.. I. Our price is

$|_75 Per Yard

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|».vill be announced.

Matthew and Mrs Wood of Mt. Her- ’ ierl: leave this morning en route for lNova Scotia where they will attend “ the marriage of Miss Viva L. Higgs 5 ion June 3rd and will then furthei ` proceed to East River Hebert where ithey will visit C. T. and Mrs ‘ Shipley. _ i

Corset Covcr Embroidery l9c ’

Tliis seems to us a specially good little line. \Ve have just placed it in st0¢k_.;|1d

when we bought it wethoiight it a bargain. `

There are five di.‘_fereut designs, nice widths, very fair qiiality- aii'd at the price

it should go in a hurry, - ,

reside/nt in New York, will spend ipurt of their honeymoon in Princi l ibiilwurcl Island. Mrs Waite was Miss ' .Erncstine E. Knopf, of Riverside Nlrive, N. Y. Mr. Waite, is ii son of ' ilohn and Mrs. Waite, of Wilmot . 'Vnllcy, and a cousin of John F.

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of tire: such it thinix. would not hup lffléulndgnes 0 “Y 0” B Cm*

Whear, Postmaster. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Waite have spent part of their wed- ding trip in European cities. They ileft New York on May 28th, and will spend n weak on the Island bringing; _'their own team with them and driv- ing over the entire province. Later they will leave for Liverpool, N. S. nd meet a party of New York friends, and with them pass some- time camping in that beautiful sec- ion of Nova Scotia, canoeing and ching with Indiaii guides. Mr. Waitc is the New York' representative for he H. B. Harris Syndicate, one of the biggest theatrical syndicates in the United States.

"The ibest of Ceylon is in her teas.

Nowhere else do they grow to such

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Buy A Kodak

You‘ll never regre it. Willi it yon can lake init-resting pictures Of picnics parties or friends,views etc which you would not part with in after yciirs for twice thc pricc ofthe Kodak.

See our Stock

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Canadians have looked to Eddy for the best in matches EDDY'5 “SlLENTS"

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By virtue of a warrant, dated

the 16th day of May, A. il. |908, to me directed, issued by his Hin- our John A. McDonald, Judge of gba City Court of Charlottetown, in Quccn’s County, Province of Prince Edward Island, stating that the 'sum of two dollars and seventy tive cents having been assessed against in curtain piece or parcel of land, in Town lot number tlfty-eight, third hundred of town lots ln the said City of Charlottetown, owned or ro- puted to be owned by the Estate of Joseph Taylor, which land ls bound- ed and described as follows, that is to say: commencing on.tbe north side of Grafton Street at the south-

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which is to be paid uso to Aim I.. .. ' 0/\°W6`6`/_$7 \ i

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- si£i.i,iNG AGENTS .. ST. JOHN. N~ B

The Best Flies _g 9 if V, , V ,

Forisland waters:

Brown Hackle,

Silver Doctor.

Lines, casts, reels,

fly books, baskets, etc.

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Durham Ranger, -» -~i . . - - - °

Pmmhene Bene Competitions in Standing Fields of Sccd Grain

Prizes Offered Amounting to

~$216.C)O

Rods -Steel. Split By Provincial Department of Agriculture,

Bamboo, Greenheart. -' FOR

Bcsi Fields of Whcat °'“’ 0ats

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by score- -card before harvest, and from standpoint of utility for Seed

purpgiiilliparticiilars promptly furnished by the Department iii appli-‘ .ltliuillv

Write at once, Entries clode :August ist.

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And I that I will, ninth day

the hour of twelve thu Court House in in Qulcu'| County, to the highest bidder Above described

east angle of land owned by the lata

Dollar, thence cast along

Grafton Street eighty feet, thence

at right angles to Grafton

Street one hundred and sixty-uve fest

west parollall to Grafton

Street eighty feet, thence south one hundred and sixty-tivo feet, to place of commencement; for unpaid assu- umenta or Taxes, the name of Estate of Joseph Taylor being entered on he assessment Books as the owner or apparent owner thereof, und ,tho said sum not having been paid as r - red by law and judgment hav- ing been given by the said John A. McDonald, Judge bf the City Court aforesaid, against auch lands on the

day of May lust put. I

am therefore ordered and eommlnd- cd to levy upon and sell auch Real

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