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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘

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S Meritr`eii,`uré in tins 'Province ly' to Moncton ssiurris Y' i

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Mrs J A Nicholson and fami Misa Etta Farouharson, Cit went ` ,,,,__,,._., ,_ ,_,. ~

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Heed Offices in New Prowse Block-~-Charlotieto im this on s " an ey me Wm hm” “ ""°°""' 2 ° '

wn, y aturday morning for nd of exceptional interest in tomor-'

Cornelius Blanchard, City, 'left Saturday for Oxford Junction, N. B. S

B. R. and Mrs. Holman who have `\»¢°lI\ weeding some time on the Is- M

via Summereide. '

Levis, Que.

i-ow's issue.

J: Gallagher left this City The tide will be high this iiftf.i'- Bt Peter's Church in thi Cit `

a ur ay on return to St. John. lnoon at 3.50 and tomorrow after- has .been nicely painted out.ei;de bg.”

*_ ,noon at 4.53. i). Howlett. 'l

Rev. D. McLean, City and Rev.‘ ---

l`- Millar. AllJBl't0l1 Grdhanged The return fare on the 8.3 liar- The Northumberland i

I 1 h 1 ~ - _ aff ved from _ °‘“d~ dt for t ° mahmmd Saturday Dlliliif-S y0Sli01`d5Y- land is but twenty cents to ine tl.-a‘lPictou at a nrlarter to nine Batur- "

-_ at Fort Augustus on July 13. .lay evening - 1

The “___ Cnmpana from Monu_eB__mThe Northumberland Saturday --- -_ `

arrived in port Friday evening

them making the return trip. Among those on board was Dr. Graham Bell

aeroplane experlhielits. Dr. Bell i is th

0|-ning tool; out slug” hung;-e¢1 R. R. Bell and daughter have ar-‘ Mrs. E. Laird and dire. Campbelr ,r_

‘ro M *_ 1 cases of lobsters and six hundred Fil/Gd fl"0m DOS GHCDZ. C111.. on a Ui Ch6l¢0lI IFB Visiting at Long i,

m on rea with a general cargo! packages of cheesm vlslt to her former home at Wes( hreek, Mrs. Leard's former home. '_'

Ind A number ot passengers many of Royalty, .__.

A correspondent writes “Can M 1) w ‘ ' ivrfrle lion' Juliige Forbes and Homer

ot telephone fame and who has rel you Mr Editor inform ou rs' ' alters has arrived ‘L ` or es' wit 8 party or ‘my and

H H H G GHS* W H1 on a visit. to her brother Alf°re< 'ay for P. E. I. on a ten days' fish; 1

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The Bueieet Store on Cherlottetown's Buaieet Street. ‘

_ Store 0pen_8.00 e- ni. _ to 6.00 p. m. Saturday Jelly 4 INDI

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¢entiy achiev°d B0 much success in his numerous re der i th yh r Charlottqtqwn hom Woburn' Mash ‘en Bmw “ends leave St John to h K 9

very-confident of the ultimate success B of the aeroplane and perdlcts its prec w tical use before long. hear tidings of it.

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Huestis, who is so well-known here.

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“_ D Captain Thomas L. Allen aged 88, ' ’*\ is SGNOUSIY ill at the Cumberland

Q; 3 /. i_;Iouse, Amherst. Mr. Allen is pro

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Cape Traverse, P. E. I. '

The death has occurred of Jacob L

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seventy-five years. He was a young er brother of the late Rev. G. 0

an in thi

wer provinces. having for ove fty years ha-d charge of the ice boats between Cape Tonnentine, N. B. anrl

e construction of the Elmira Thorne and other relatives in the ng trip. ranch railway is to be proceeded City,

ith. We are writing patiently to

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Rev. W. V. Higgins, araturn

ndia will he taken.

retires with the hi heat esteem t the convention

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o visit book trade cen

tres during this month, and Dr C. Orrlngton Howlett, who has been )I-Iueetis is to remain at the oflice in Jitending the Newton Theo. Institutej ,

-__ ___ N ru the end ofthe mouth and Mr. Me .Jewison Centre. MESS-. for threw

o f' sher's return. Both gentlemen My /ears has graduated with dis-_` _

known in this Pi-0vin¢°_ 'iuction and honor, a few days since ' 'Y' 'Tw'

I9 Inch faffeta Silks, worth to 70c Selling to=day at

arr in off the de ree of Bachelor o

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Rev. T. Albert Moore, General Sec. )ivigity, honor graduate of, _Acadia ‘

ireml-y, and R9v_ W_ G* Hamm. B_A_ Jollege; also a graduate offprince of. Associate Secretary of the Lord'i Nales College, having taught 90h00l Day Alliance, both of whom hav. »/ith great success for four years at .

iissionary, will deliver a stereopti

in lecture on "Everyday I/ire in ,

-idia" at Hazelirook, Bap-tis-t

_hurch on Thursday evening July _ 5 _ Atiitgfiinnat iiiiglliitido criiwkiiie “;,°°,i1l,vf; rz \`;‘ ‘ 2, __ ” Two notably good values are offered by thc mill- ’

. ' inery section to make a little more Saturday excite-

A meeting oi the Liberal electors ii "V 1 V \

f Y`ork pole was held in the hall at 3 rat place Friday evening and it was ’ .nanimously resolved that the dale- 'ates support Attorney General Pal- §

. --- ct as one of the Liberal Candi- -_ "’ ’ ` Rev Dr Huestis says the Wesleyat “tes mr the 3"! District 01 Qll6°D'S 'i

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Book steward at Halifax. and Mi ottetown July tenth.

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ment than usual-if such a thing is possible-these hats offered are all new models--untrininied-many colours-handsome shapes as well as a big assort- ment of pretty “f1ops.

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Ladies coloured straw hats

in a large assortmentof styles, .

inziiiy qualir.ies< worth up to all of them new this spring, 95 cents ouch to go Saturday and iii regular value up to . $i.I5togoSatur<layat.....

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V1Sit0<i this Province, are making al iis home in Annandale. He is at '

extensnve tour through the Maritim Provinces._ Their addresses are in

tensely interesting, and their meal. _\vle»tt is s ending a four weeksi

ings will be attended by all goor citizens. Mr. Moore is to address | ;_r_i__<:_¢_i_ting in Bedeque in the near; fu

Refi- H- Dinrrwell of thc Canadian

P“°m° Railway 003'.. at North Bay Ont., rrrrivcd home on Thursday evening with the remains of Emanue Richards of Mount Carmel who die. in SWUUFY. Oni.. It was printed ii The Guardian. some time ago abou thc terrible railway wrecks at Reb ISHS. Ontario, on the Imperial I.iml‘ ltcrl Eastbound in which M '

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- lwell was one of thc brakesmen. Hir

lfellow brakeman on that train was

Our shirts, because of their perfect fit arc especially satis- Egg' 3' E333 233:32;

factory in sunimcr time, and mcnnre iiidiiig it out more and itowii boy and a son of Ilenq .giore. We sell at 79c shirts superior iii cvcry way to many I Hooper of thc P. E. I. Fl. Nwlvifl 501d elgewheye at $100 rstrinding the severity of the accideni

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both of tho Charlottetown boy» came out of it 0. K. and were com lplimontcd on the coolheadcilness ox such an occasion. Mr. Dingwell l'_ going to remain home for-about twi weeks with his parents O B Howarr

-`i;r_i<rlc__l:I_i's. Dingwcll of 561; lydneg

Give me sonic iliiii lliiilcrwcnr, wc'rc ‘roaring this cr

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constantly these wariii days and wc iicvcr fail to respond to the

A correspondent in writing FRY!

cull, our lirics of uudcrwcarare very tliiu and coiiifortablc. lr-sunday last on the afternoon oi i

beautiful Sabbath day the countr;

" iroads for miles around the St. And

- \ irew's Presbyterian Church of Orwel

*g eared to be changed into boule

lvgilds hard by the busy center of 1

. . ,_ . E1 't . Hundreds of well-dresser

. Wc’ve the Balbriggaii, Li~'lo, Silk, Gauze, Liiieii Mesh pagielecbgd scores oi up-to-date car

Natural Wool froui 25c up to ; 2 no l‘cr Gnriiicut. S ringes hurried along to be ahead os;

time for the hour of worship- Wim' was it that aroused the People tr such enthusiasm. Strains of musl- steal into the very soul like sun,igh. peeping through crevices into i dark room. Mrs. Levi Inga PIBY* the prelude in a masterly manner

It"»' our varietv of uiidcrivczir innicrials and our iiu .EVHY HV’-‘liable 5°" in tl” °h‘"°h 1’

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range of sizes coupled with our rcusoriablc prices that bring

us such a large underwear liiisincss

Hosiery for Men and Women

Your feet should be wcll looked uflcr at this time of year

so it becomes' you to rlrcss your foil as' vicll as our head

. _ _ ' _'y _ “Ve have some very attractive liosicry for iiicu and women.

7 ' |0c up to $l,25 pair

Diirahlc too. Rciiiciiilicr this for llriiidsoiiic hosiery is not

always diirrililc.

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We’ve Hosiery from the best mills

If you want _to place your foci in liixiirioiis quarters take

a look at our various licus. Sue our special line 28c quality special rg pair. _

Bathing Suit -make a dive for one of ours

Our Bathing Suits are not only handsome but they wil

remain so throughout Ia satisfying period of service, all the col'ors are guuraiitcccl fast splendid variety---all sizes

Batl1iiigTriiiiks............ ............i5c zocand 25c Boys' Combination Suits. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .5oc to 75c Boys’ and men‘s two piece Suits... . . . . .$1-25 up to $2.50

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filled and many remain standing out iside. "All the air a solemn stillnesi l_holds.” The sweet voice of thr- rsinger, Miss Donaldson blends per .lfectiy with the accompaniment am ‘ivlvides the spiritual ether of th- jplace. A vision of the beautiful i. seen by the mental eye of all pre lsent and as the singer progresses mei 'regret that they ever said an unkiini’ fword, women weep to think of uhei~ lfolly in fact all were melted into s imood oi spiritual fervor that nr power but that of music can accom lcomplish. Men, women and childrer ,resolved to lead better lives for Lim: .and eternity. This is an hour o ,worship never to be forgotten by [those present. Miss Donaldson ii ' truly a great singer a noble soul a charming personality. Her intona tion is cleur and distinct, her man ‘ner of expression sublime and help `ful. She is mistress of the aid o ,musical phraseology. Sne rounds ur _the whole ideal of the piece into n yflnal "grandiose" and by means of a lsweet powerful and comprehensiv: :voice quickcned by her very soul shi icaptures and leads the whole audi 'ence into a new worild of endless. [space and infinite grandeur." The lMiss Donaldson referred to is a na- itlve of Scotland and is the gucsi. of lher aunt NH-s. (Jript. James Irving of

Cherry Va ey.

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The reputation of

Stewart’s

Bread

Has been honestly

earned. Quality, clcrmliiicss and skill iii manufacture have made the name a household word.

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D. STEWART ~ Ecurse BAKERY

Hakes Best Bread.

_llxtractor, it cures corns and warts

escnt pastor of the West Lynn Bi-ip :sr church west Lynn. Mase- Mr

vacation at his home in Annandale.

The Guardian has pleasure _in

rlrawinil attention to an advertise-

nent in this issue concerning Kings

College, Nova Scotia. This Universi-

y iioirls a royal Charter of date'

£802, and thus claims the proud dee uinction of being the oldest Colonial iniversity in the British Empire. The ourse leading to a B.A. deiKl”0° 118-4* ately been extended to four years, nut as each Academlcal session ends ,ii April 30, students will have op- rortunity of obtaining employment -luring the summer months, and will herefore be anle, where necessary,to neet the whole or the greater part »f their college expenses. The Col- ege has just finished a most success- il session with larger numbers in

» ttcndance than for the past fifty ears. Every department has been reurly strengthened. The President is ii mathematical graduate of Cam- iridge University and the mathema- ical work has been greatly improved oth in the Art and in the Science de- artment The Divinity course ‘has een thoroughly reconstructed,and' has ie warm support of the Bishops of 'ova Scotia and New Brunswick. ‘jhere are seven resident professors pd 'four Lecturers. The expenses of `esidence at ,Windsor have been ileced at a minimum figure, and two iundred dollars a year will meet all 'ees together with charge for board and residence. The President is ipendiug the month of July in this irovince and is most anxious that

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Kings College would be well known! ‘

iere and its great advantages bel rilily realized. The advertisement gives Dr. Boulden’s address.

THE NEW FRENCH TREATY.

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Greatly approved by all; likewise 'ou hear nothing but praise for the :ood work done by Putna.m’s Corn

rithout pain in twenty-four hours.- ise only Putnem's.

1 csi unporiiiig houses iii the Dominion olicrerl us the lol--at a cut price-_-to clear them all. " = We made 21 still lower liirl. .got the goods at our owii price. .and that is why we are sell-

* lug 19 inch pure silk taffctas that are well worth to 70 cents' for 49 cents.

Forty _ Nine Cents. '

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I']vur_\' silk iicerliiig cusiouic-r iii town will lic iiiicrcsterl in this fine oflcriiig. As

we lilvc told you hefore~-tliis offer is :i ' pure piece of good fortuiic.()ne of the great- ‘

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, Colours are as follows

- Pale blue

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5 Slate Tau Seal brown Reseda f

. One third off pretty little Shirt Waist suits. See them

A really notably offering that will attract cvery woman who finds this

wezithcra little more than she can stand. 'Siiizirt bright styles. .made up of cool *

_ durable wash fabrics-just at the height of thc warm weather, should mean ' i crowded counter until every garment is gouc. Light and medium in colour _ effects--alniost ull sizes--but come curly if you would have the best choosing.

i First floor for this sale.

Save 25 per cent on Sample Gloves.

A big lot of sample gloves sent out by one of the largest specialty lvouses

. in London, to choose our fa.l glove models from. l/Ve are tlirougli with them, do ; not want to put into regular stock and that they may be hurried out we place on . 1 sale Saturday at :1 price about 25 per cent under the regular,

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` \Vhilc Copenhagen Golden brown Cardinal ‘ i Cream Saxe blue “Mid" brown MHYOOII g . Pearl 6 sliridcis navy 'l`nhac Garnet '

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Myrtle _

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Th r ' b'g cent sevirigeoan ihede Corsets. '

Tliroiigli the failure of a little corset factory in Quebec we got hold of

F. this iiiic lot of bargains. \Vc have sold a great many of thcni since we put thein

on sale, but we are still able to supply a range of sizes. White corsets, made up

5 ofa good grade of white coiitil, nicely boned, correctly shaped, comparatively L short in length good boning deep over hips, supporters attached at side

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rmsr Mifrriomsr 'unday School Picnic

~uEsnAY,”luLY 7ri1

At Morell

Well supplied visitors table. Train lands you right on picnic grouiids. Lots of cool drinks :uid ice crcaiii liady groves by the water. Sunday School Orchestra ini ttcudaiice. ' We want you to come.

Return fare only 35 cents. 7-sdii ‘

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:James Paton & (l4i's hull’ holiday

begins this afternoon. Shop this morning in thc cool of the day.

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:We've it good variety of bathing

suits and are sure wc can furnish ox- actly the style of suit you will want. to wear. Prowsc Bros., Ltd.

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:James Paton & Cn's half liullrlay

begins this afternoon. Shop this morning in the cool of tihe day.

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Warm _

Develop ,. , your Films

To-day

H New Develo- "

per used for

each film.

Weather Comforts

Mennen‘s and Colg'ate's

Cashmere Bouquet and Vio-

~ let Talcum Powders ‘ i‘lACS‘ Witch Hazel Cream- * md Macs’ Almond Cronin, Two exquisite toilet prepar- al.ions,delicalelv perfumed, preseves the skin from sun- burii, and makes it soft, sniootli and white.

All the leading makes of

toilet preparations in stock

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INSURAN

The North American Life Assurance Co.,

Toronto.

The Richmond and Driiniiuond Fire Insurance

Co., of Canada.

The Commercial Union Fire Co., of London,

England.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Ticket Agency

also stcamsliip.

Ross a. M/irrurws,

I)e.\Brisay Block Queen Street

dltsrfli Charlottetown

Assessment Insurance

The New Guarenteed Iiistalnient Pplicy issued be the Sun Life of Canada meds all requirements of those desiring cheap insurance besides carrying g11Hfa_¥l\¢Cd

cash surrender values, paid up infur- ance etc. For rates app y to

E. El.. E II C) VV. ¢hu.|°"_¢¢°,n . - Manager for P.E. Island

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