_¢,,__...~>-_v-

who

to keep

times.

Grizzley

Kan- and steps

at a certain club

at which there are many

dancers and dances. . one evening. of last week there fore-

gatliered at_tl1ls club a number ol de- vqtgge of ,the Tsrpsiehorean art. There the say and youthful ones Pm* deeded to enjoy themselves. The door nd music were ood, as also the

.juvenile ftwo of the club

iom among In the ante

of the thexla

ed not of the

go. They approached

He approached the

they stollped in the or ,

lightful pleasure. ._ 1

It is understood tbdt. in other elugbq

where dancing is in' order, the new steps are quite, in vogue and devotees are numerous. The element of oppo- sition is considered however, to be too strong, and it will not be long before the latest edition of the light fantastic will -besummarlly disposed of in Halifax. ‘The Tango is at pre- sent giving rise to eonside able dis-

e 8 dancing. All the evenlnl d°"°1°P”d

several of the couples diverged from States.

. F cussion. and argument in the United

5 _-; ',-;-jf £-_- ii-. -.-1-; -1-1-23;;:'7;;-;---;5*3i§-ig;-i-1-1-3;;-ii?"

One eenl pdf word fini ineerfion

'|`1ve`nty~five eenle.

For sich continuation. Cui. must seeompsny order. Minimum char(

ln ihie column. lull cent per word

ll,

ruisu: nur

WANTED A GIRL TO WORK IN

kitchen. Apply Stewnrt's restaurant Queen St. ,__ ______H_ li-l9M3lP<l~ wAN'rao-'A coox nv Auousr

lst. Good references required. Ap- ply to Mrs. A. A. Bartlett, 175 Fitzroy Street, 6-19lVl6ii>\l

WANTED-MAID FOR. GENERAL

housework. Good wages and no washing, Apply to Mrs. Bruce Ste- wart, 14 Water St. 6-19M€f- WANTED AT ONCE KITCHEN GIRL L Queen Hotel 0-‘13Ml~l

WANTED--A NURSE GIRL. APPLY

nt 154 Pownal street. 5-30Mtf.

GIRL WANTED. APPLY AT MO- rell Hotel. A 5-30M_tl._ wAN"r1r.n ar rsnoonwoon o-Na laundry maid, 2 women cooks. AP' ply to Dr. Goodwill. 4-BM*-fr WANTED 1S'l‘ JULY FOR MRS.

Bayfield a house, parlor-maid who understands waiting at table. No washing. Wages S12 ner month. Apply to Miss Peters, 6 Brighton Road, Charlottetown. 5-6MEtf;

` ron sais _W

FUR SALE-A BICYCLE, ALMOST

ncw. Apply quickly to News Dc- partment, Guardian Office. 6-24M2i. FOR SALE, FOXFJS AND ii.\(}()ONS.

Geo R. Keele, 'Bear River, 1’ E. I.

. 6-23M3i.

FOXES FOR SALE.-LIMITED

number nice Patches. If interested inquire quickly. Address:--Foxes, P. O. Box 364, St. John, N. B. _ _“___ >_V__ >__v____ __ 6;21_Ml_wk. FOR SALE FOXES, FOXES, BLACK

and silver foxes; patched and cross foies, and good red foxes. P. W. A. Co., Box 223, Portage la Prairie.

6--20M2wks.

FOR SALE-DOUBLE TENEMENT

house, Grafton St., adjoining new Y.ion< Church. Good title, desirable property. Apply to Gaudet & Has- zard`, Solicitors, etc., Charlotte- t wn 6-19M1mo

__ 0 - ,.11

FOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSF

No. 106 Richmond St., at presenl occupied by Mr. Walter S. Grant Possession given lst _December une. Apply to McLeod & Bentley ,___ L;~_.-.4;%%Ef FOR SALE-ALASKA BLUE FOXEF delivered now or future dates Breeders or pups and guaranteed to reach you in good condition. Lim ited supply. Write or wire. G. C Lewis, Safklille, N. B. 5-19_lVltf

FOR SALE NATIONAL CASH REG-

ister, very up-to-date, also large safe and desk, one large flag. Ap- ply 162 Queen St. 6-10Mtf FOR SALE-GUARANTEED CROSS and red rancbed foxes at reasons/bil Drices. L. H. D. Foster, Marshfield. gl-‘honey Dunstadnage. _W___»6-16M13i. FOR SAIJE 3 PAIRS OTTERS `

Limited quantity ranch raised mini ‘ red cross and blue foxes. T. G Ivel. Montague. 5-21MEt\

FARM FOR SALE-110 ACRES, ON]

mile from Souris. Good dwellini "house, fair outbuildings. 100 acrea cleared, well fenced, good state o‘ cultivation. Sold with or withoui growing crop. Apply to Gaudet s Hnszurd, Solicitors. etc., Char lottetown, or to ll. Creamer al jlouris. 5-27M1m0. JERSEY BULL FOR SALE PURE

St. Lambert, excellent type from ,ylgh persistent milker. At reason- awe price, for quick sale. George L? 1-Iaslam, Hazeldean Farm, Springfield. 6-1BM7ipd.

= MALE IIELP WANTED

BOY WANTED.-APPLY TO A.

Dnchemin &-. Co. Ma? 6-Mtf.

w.=.N'rno AN .irrzianrlca IN

4.-2eMt1.

Gov1~mNMmN'r WANTS RAILWAY

tions open. Franklin Institute,

OST, BETWEEN KENSINGTON

und Bradalbune, June 13 hand sat- ‘"1 bouquet of pink sweet peas *md

aidenhnir fern. The groom was sup

W. H. Stevenson, Fredericton. ported by Mr- W' H'Ti‘1m3I`9h' of

6_23m3, Charlottetown. Rev. A. D. McCully,

l a

sin of the groom, performed the wed- cling ceremony in the presence of

ERE S VOHITION FOR YOU!!! about fifty invited guests. The parlor

chel. Finder please notify Mrs. G. m

. MLS9El..l;*_l9l0US H ' `”“`T*_"'

Barber College Corporation, 814 Washington St., Boston, Mass.

6-24»M7ipd.

field School. First of second class. Supplement $35. L. H. D. Foster, Serv. _,__** _ 5;-24MEtf.

TEACHER WANTED, FOR HAMP-

perienced male teacher preferred. Apply to Lyman Tremere, Secy.

s-21Ma‘aipu.

TEACHER WANTED. A MALE TEA- Nervous Prosirsiion of Three Yeere

cher for Darnley District No 101. midsummer vacation. Supplement $60.00. Apply to George B. McNutt, Sev.v._'Ijrpst3ca. g 6-2oM1wi<

WANTED-A VICE-I-‘Rl'NCII’AL FOR

ferred. Liberal supplement. T. E. Morrissey, Secty. E--185161.

_"`_""f6l.\-irw A "g

fire-place in sitting room; also gar- den and barn. Apply at this ofllce.

1_6-21v1;=_»

TO LET-HOUSE ON EUSTON ST.

Modern com eniences. Apply 143 Euston St. 6-23M3ipd.

WA .WED

WANTED-A FEW RECRUITS FOR

B. Company to go into Camp on June 30th. Apply to W. E. Smith, Captain, Pownal. 6-24M2ipd.

WANTED A GOOD DRIVING HORSE.

Weight 1050. Geo. E. Full, 51 _Prince B_t.____ _6-24Mti. WANTED-AT THE CHARLOTTE- town Club, an assistant steward.

mm, Secretary. ___,___ 6-24M1w. FOX BOARDERS WANTED-THE Massachusetts Silver Black Fox Company are bu‘lding a number ol additional pens to their ranch on the Mount Edward Road and are in 9, position to acdept a few boarders on moderate terms. For particu lars apply to J. C. McKendrick. Manager. 6-20M6i. FOXES WANTED.-THE SILVER

Fox Ranehing Company, Alberton,‘ is adding a number of pens to its equipment and is prepared to care for a limited number of pairs of foxes, for one or more years, on e moderate ranching contract. We have a well built ranch, free from` fire hazard, in a quiet neighbor- hood. Animals intrusted will`receive the some expert care and attention given our own. Parties owning good animals will please ask' for terms. Fred L. Rogers, Manager, Alberton, P. E. I. 6-l9M1wk

Get the Boy’s sNew Summer

I Suit Here-

. .

For the closing exercises _of the

school ard for dress affairs this com- ing summer that boy 'of yours needs s new suit end this is the piece W 8_6* lf~ We can ehowyou some attractive styles in single, double breasted and norfolk jackets, strei ht knicker and hloomer pants, in pled: and fancy mixed tweedu

' and wonteds.

All elses and grades up to. . . . 7.co

Tuplin & to .

` r

, 1

L . . 4- . _I m

|»0.5r the bride, wore 11 pretty gown of yel-

.,~au-v~l~

I -IT PAYS to buy is

. -1-I. CLARK is Gssr¢l1e,_e.,4.'¢'¢i»iln

Alperton. His phone' if _'i».'. ‘ ',~ ,jf _: -un. rnsnx Larrmlrrv u oner-

v .

-_-_-» _ .

-SUBSCRIBERS _ihould renew n week or two befor# the time ‘ they' have paid for has spiced 0!1¢_i'.hue not mise an issue, as all paper! are discontinued promptly on expiry date. ' .

-T. A. BEN SON, Representative of

the Poultry Dlvlsion,. Ottawa, will be present at the farmers' meetings to be held at North Bedsque on Friday, June 27th, Kelvin Grove, Saturday, June 28th, and Fernwood, Monday, June 30th. He will talk about the

ing the farmer to place his eggs on

the market quickly and in the very best condition. Everyone interested is 'nvited to be present. '

GUARDIAN Cl-A55ll"lED ADS ;':.‘:.’f:.f:':;;‘.:.‘:§.:‘;; ';‘::;f::.;“:::.;'a

--SMITH-TURNER NUPTIALS.--

The home of Mr. and Mrs. J . Nelson

Smith, Lower Coverdnle, N. B., was

foundry. Bruce rltewart & Co. tlié scene of a very pretty wedding on

Saturday twenty-first at 12 o'clock when their daughter, Miss Edna Mau-

Maii Clerks; City Mnil Carriers. Ex- de, was united in marriage to Percy nminations in Charlottetown soon. Willis Turner, ol 0’-Leary, P. E. 1.` $75.00 month. Many appointments The bride was becomingly attired in coming. Write for full list of posl- ivory satin hrocade with court train

and trimmings of real lace, r-nd wore

Delfli. 839 E. Rochester, N. Y. n. wreath of orange blossoms and car-

6-23M9ipd. ried 11 handsome bouquet. _Tho brides-

aid, Miss Laura Smith, sister of

w cbarmeusc and carried n. beauti-

dian agent in Summereflde. Hievolllse phone is 26. »V_' 1 I

§il 31° it

low

-'ran garrison Y

W P"l9.’lv', .` , ._ O. 1 ."~“. -BRACBPS can gave you mo

prices at Braces. 6-24Mtuf4

merside of t e Robiivg farm g

E Wright. 6

shipments of 100 pounds' " and Sendfyour wool to Holman's, merside. ii-19

Robert Coughlan liussel' Held. who were arre ed last we

pearlmg to prosecute in either -J. \

-SCHOONER S,A,ILB.- The

_ , _ne V

flour, bran. zn laeeins ,gge'.,

. °‘ Tilfdlireesf

-Rsreresslspes. .mel ¢»¢r».

lawn mowers, I. C. freeaere.

stoves, bsmxpoclks-money , eww

. .. . ._ <1

iss the trotfllng park are e buns-

-Rmnamsirp 'ore _suction as .sum

ing lots at noon,"Pomli_ii9nmDey, F. J. . -awe

-FOX CASES.-The' cases ag,

MP1- ek

the charge of receiving stolen foxes, have both been dismissed, no one ap-2

\`mm` 5

10!!

ou.

icin-

i.'

-HOLMAWS are Devine lbs highest 0 cub price for wool. Freight paid on

over. Sum-' M1961

alnst

case.

three

masted schooner Laura C., which was discharging a cargo of molasses at Hoimanswharf, finished on S day last and sailed ytzsterday for Newcastle, where she will 1oad_a_car- go of lumber for New York.-`,J.

stur-

WHBBS. Room. Board, Railroad In _ _ _ Ticket, Also chance to earn Elegant em“"_°d' was mo" ”rf"stl°“uy dew? Barber Shop by _H54 Cwopemtive ated _in green and white. Lohengrin r

pr(,p,,siti,,ns»» Catalogues' Hams gsdding march was played by Master

on the arm of ber father. At the con clusion of the ceremony a dainty wed- ding breakfast was served. The happy

TEACHERYWANTEU they will proceed to '{n.rmo;1*.h, wher

;pEA`ff]f[f.frf'wXNT`1§DW`§dlfHK}§l§ _ they will spend some time camping al

Lake Kengemakooge.

shire School. Supplement $25. Ex-

ment and despair which accompanie.

Georgetown High School.--Male pre~--the-l1¢‘9l‘?F»59Q55--°i~ ne-W9” l’-‘f°5-t-~f-a- ~- change, 164 Richmond’ St., Char'

by the* writer of this letter. »

B., writes!-“I suffered from nervoux

f prostration for nearly three years. J `

T0 LET-SUMMER HOUSE WITH had ap

petite and -was troubled with m) heart. After consulting two doctors. without obtaining satisfactory re suits, I began the use of Dr, Chase’r Nerve Food, 'and was completely cur ed by this treatment. It is nearly 1 year since I was cured, 'and 1 want others to know of this splendid medi~ cine. I now attend to my houseworl

glad to have the opportunity o recommending Dr. Cbase’s Nervi Food."

he derived from each dose of this great food cure, as day by day ii

APDIY ill PCFBOII 110 D- A- M°Kll1‘ all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates _&

ssisted by Rev. W. ll. Turner, a cou-

,whicb the wedding rites were sol

arold Smith as the bride entered up-

.ouple left for Boston, after whicl

Heart Trouble

Standing (iureda Year Ago by Dr Chsee`s Nerve food.

Anyone who knows the discourage

tion will appreciate the gratitude fel\

Mrs. H. C. Jones, ,Scotch'Lake, C

frequent headaches, had no

with pleasure and comfort, and an

At least some benefit is bound tc

forms new blood and builds up the svstem, 50 cents a box, 6 for $2 50

Co. , Limited. Toronto. .

-J.

lottetowu. P. lil. I.

itchison ,

Arn. Beet Sugar

Am. Smeltrs Amal. Copper

Beth Steel

Brooklyn R. T. Canadian Pacific

Erie Great Northern Pfd Lehigh Valley illinois Cent.

viex. Petroleom

Wiss. Pacific

Northern Pacific

Pennsylvania

Reading

Rock Island

Southern Pacific

Sugar

Union Pacific

U. S. Steel

U. B. Steel Pfd.

Utah Copper

June 24th.

High Low Close 96; 95; 961

221

621 es; 281 s7i 21s 24; 1321 1511 111;

. 60 31 1,071 110] 1584 16}

_95} 1071 146 53} 103} 42§

-FARMERS INSTITUTE- T. A.

Benson, Dominion Poultry Bepr tative will pddress an open npseti the Darnley Farmer's Institute Thursday, 'June 26th at 7,80 p. rn. Ladies are invited to attend. Benson will also address meetings as follows:-Friday, June 27th, North Bedeque. Saturday, June 28th,

vin. Monday. .June 30th, Fernweod.

-THE PILGRIMAGE.-The grimage to St. Anne de Beaupre the Shrine of Bt. Joseph, Montreal, was ta-.en advantage of by over ersons yesterday morning. They were accompanied by Rev, P. P. -trsenault of Mt. Carmel, Bev. J. J. VIcDonald, of Kinkora, Rev, Mr. ant of Rustico and Rev. T- Curran, {el1y’s Cross. At Point du Gbene they were met by special train iroceeded to Moncton where .ioined the other Maritime pilgrims.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Juotatlons furnished by F. B. Curdy & Oo., Stock and Bond Brok- ers.. Members llontreal Stock

NEW YORK STOCKS.

21; 62% e4

28 57 2171 3.3* 122) 150% 1091> 59# 80 107} 110{ 157* 15! 94* 107} 148] 521 103| 41}

MONTREAL STOCKS.

High Low

Brazilian Traction 87 86} Detroit 66 66) Dom. Steel (lorp’n 46§ 454

In making the ‘.‘G0ld Bond Shoe"

Mexican Northern Power 61-9. Minn.& St.Paul (Soo)124} 1244 Montreal Power 21l§ 211 N. S. Steel & Coal Com.

Richelieu & Ontario Shawinlgan 125 124 Spanish River Com. 501 49% Toronto Ry 1_a1 1362 Twin City 102% 102) Textile 80i 80 MacDonald `

` ` ` oo'r'roN. `

‘ High Low

esen- ng of

0."

Mrl

Kel-

pil- and

200

Gal-

and they

Mc-

Ex-

zz; ez; es; za; s1; 211; all 122; 151; 111; ss; 1011 110; 151: 1s;

es; 1071 140 sal 103; 42,

86; so 1 45;-

124! ~ 2110

72§ 108) 124 50} 1362 102# 80§ 47

Olose 1190

' S. is .sA,|r"s.s>|.|i|cS'1

Arbll-

.-.-1»o1.1o1=1 oouai'.- in the Pence 1 Court at Sumrnerelde yssterllhv morn f- ins F~ McDonald. who Wes arrested "

on e charge or lpzemring with tue- Police while in the discharge of their duty. _pleaded ‘guilty and was een- tenced to one-month in jail without the option of a fine and at the eirpir- atipn of that time to pay wi fine of 5.15 and wats or so additional

n the previous evening on a warrant, 5

month ,in jail. .Inimposing sentencle §, the magistrate ssyerkly lectured tllsf

prisoner and hoped that the sentence in tl1is‘¢ss° would be s warning to. others. In connection with this samcl, matter _a warrgnt may be issued forl another oifender.-J. - '

._ H5158!! PBRSlllllL$» .

--W. D. Suz_nner,=,of Boston, who is

spending the, summer at his loruwr home, Tiginish, spent yesterday in Summerside a_nd this roorning he leaves on a business trip to Mont- real.-J, - . HAD T0 PAY $25.

FOR DAMAGES

MONTREAL, June 21.-Joseph

Dufresne, a Catholic. sued Edmund Lachasse for damages for cnlling~him n Frei’ Mason. He was given a ver- dict of 6 for nominal charges

livery Celiil Ocean lreeul

' luismlr Rayne shaun: ibc srmmplwlr of

the ehlprvrryfive mInu_m. keepin: :rsh

` nhl: supplied whb fresh. lnvlrurallng sell slr.

Bel ' 1 .

R-M.S Rove! Edward _R.M.S. R901 George ere equipped wld: Memo! xvlxeleu. #ern we relephegrel. passenger :lemon and :be newer: type ofnublnc rnrlnce. cnaurlnr ummu :peed vllh leur ribmlon. Both been are :he mm:

ln the lirnirh Canadian ncrvlce.

Lv. Jlanfrcnl. Slr. Lv. lfriafal, Eny.

guns I7..1¢oyel|~1lward .. July 1 ul! I Rossi George....gu y I5 -lu v is Royal Edward ulv 211 JUIY 26.. .. Royal Georgs.... Aug 9

U2‘9.,..i¢oya| Edward ...Aug re A1228 ...Ro1al'ieor2e.... Sept G °9Dt6 _ ..Roysi Ed ward....Sept 10

W lee for nd _ d url live hloolrln R2. lxbnkeilgleeel . utepmeilp seen: or wrlle P.

ll.§’»’i»'i'€.'.. diifiif ““““ "’

Canadian Northern Sleemehipn I.-imieecl

A 1

. I

I (47 893)

Todd

Son of Todd 2.14 1-4 who sired more 2.0 trotiers

' than any horse that ever lived for the iheftime he lived. Sired more 2.10 trotting stallions than any horse 'hr-.1

A ever lived or died.

Mayor Todd is an ideal

trotter, llsndsome and fast,

Street, Phone No 375-L.

]ux1e25-28-July 5

» . . ~

$50.00 but to make it so that rich and poor alike, can share,11is fee is -placed at $15.00 payable by noir at time rf iixst service or io per cent for cash. ,

Will be found at the stable of W.S.McKie’s 254 Kem

` l

' ammond Kelly, owner. '

specimen of the Ameman his service lee .<l\<-1:!;i be

_ _'i

L , . . 1

THE lbevmo-unk vemllulon lylvcm olihe '

5 I

TWO BOYS SWEPT OVER 1 ' NIAGARA FALLS IN BOAT

NIAGARA FALLS, June 23.-Dom

aid Roscoe, ten years old, and Hubert Moore, nine years old, both of Niag- ara Falls, went to their death in a small boat late yesterday afternoon in the whirlpool rapids, while bun- dreds of men watched helplessly from

the shore. "

ATE 61 EGGS A-ND WON $25

(`,"'AIl`iO, Ill., J une 23.-Frank

Blake. clerk in a railway office here, won a het ol $25 yesterday by eating sixty-one eggs. 'llhe world’s record is ‘supposed to have been‘ sixty. The eggs were cooked as follows Scram- bled, 15: soft boiled, 16; bard boi'lcd,

ge '

.f in \ ~ = -_

15; frie'cl,‘ 15.

TWO KILLED AND

FOUR WOUNDED

“_,*~

CHERBOURG, June 23.-While the

forts were firing e salute in honor of the arrival of President Poincare, on his way to England, this afternoon, an explosion occurred which resulted in the death oi two men and the ser- ous wounding of four others. It was thought nt first that a can-

non had burst, but it later developed that several of the blank cartridges had prematurely exploded. Contrary to the regulations, they had been placed close to the guns and a piece of burning wedding fell among them.

,.._',l_

.Summer

shirts A

NOW, as the warm weathér is here is the time to

buy your Summer Supply of Shirts and HERE, is the

place to buy them if you wish to save money. For the

balauceof june and until we move to our new storewe .

offer our stock at 25 p. c. discount, and that means quite

a saving to you on every purch

ase. '

_ .

N egligee With starcha d cuffs

in shipes and plain goods.

Made in coat style in

W. G. &R., Star and Cnescent makes. Regu-

lar $1.00, 1 25, 1.50, I-75, 2.00 at 25 p. c. off.

° 'Working

With collar attached

reversible and single or double soft coils. `

All shades in plain

and some beautiful pat- terns. 'Regular $1.00, 1.25 to 2.00 at 25 p.c. dl.

Outnrg |

none but - experts em-

i July

October December January

1203 1147 1147 1142

119 1142 1142 1185

ployed. Examine a ,pair and be convinced.

March . 1149 1147

High Low

‘July Wheat 911 900 July Gem 591 BN

July Pork 27.00 2095 July Lard 1120 1115

umm sun Pnovrslous. .

Fury om 49| £0/ 40%

11,45 1144 1.188 1147

oloee eo; ss;

'B010 11115

it.. Fruit

Gall

Lounge

With soft double

cuiin, collar to nmich made cont style and roomy.

All shades of plain

goods, also dczens of patterns. Ties to match some. Regular $1.25, x-5o to 2.oo at 25 p. c. off. _

An excelhnt dine of

these-shirts neil -inode of strong mete\‘iel,v ry'

l'00IJJy. _

.Blaok, -Blue, Gr V. Tau, elc. that sell nm- uler st 7oc, 8e<=U> 1 25 at 25 P 9- QE.

\ 0pen.Evenin¢e ..._ D5 A. __' ~V;¢m-§.1_<|{¢w ‘

has arrived, which now make;

dtweevrsm

o C. .

Rockingham Rockingham Coepidors, Milk Pane . Flower Pore, .Bulb PM|,,_5

1,, ); ,_., .. .

Jdhdofhfn.

' `1 .

` 42