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Millinery

Specials

We wish to urge the ladies of Ch"1‘own

and Country to make it a point to select their hats as early as possible in the \veek (Mon- day _niorning if possible) so that you will not be disappointed at delivery of same. ` In all our Millinery history we have never been so busy or so perfectly equipped with bewitching and original models to delight the followers of fashion as we are this year.

, NEW ARRIVALS

Beautiful Spring Flowers

Received per express another shipment of

Flowers including the beautiful American beauty to the dainty little ]ui1e rose, also

__ Daisies, Violets, Poppies and every kind of

Flower that fashion employs, all moderately priced.

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More New Arrivals Smart Sailor lists for

Street Wear.

H ts in the newest ' More popular than ever

shapes and sliades follow- ing and the trend of exact fashion priced from $1.00 up to $2.75 each.

the saucy tilt to the brim, the wealth of flowers in trimming etc all stamp them us f-.vorites. Priced

from 6oe up to $2.75 each.

MARVELSOF MILLINERY-some new models of inodisli Hats are on exliib tion this week-some dis- tinctive creations that place the wearer apart from the common crowd especially beautiful made hats of light straw trimmed with flowers etc. See them with your own eyes- words cannot describe them.

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S'l`Yl.lSll SILK COATS FOR SUMMER WEAR

The richness and elegance of the silk

coat for suuinierwear appeals io all well dress- ed ladies, also as a refined stylish coat for evening wear, excursions and suiuiiier protec- tions. _ _

They shed the dust hold their beautiful

'lustre and an sufficiently heavy to keep out danipness and chill. _ In our ladies' ready to wear department you willlsee a beautiful array of silk and satin coats in New York’s latest styles. in

half, three quarter and full length sleeves

Description of a few fol

Black Satin Coat half len th full back, turned

lows. Black Taffeta Silk Coat M length fullback front yolk effects formed by, trimiuln of rich Military

culfhnndsomeiy maimed with braid. Price only.

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$l6.50

Orliers from $I6.50 up to $27.50 eecli

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__ Offices In New__Prowse Block-Charlottetown '

be held on M nd i J- 15th on the str. Q-Iarilhndlen ng hm

Lots of music will add to

the _enjoyment at the moonlight ex- cursion on the str Harland under ths ausplcies of the S.'O.E.

The sehr. Myosotls arrived ysste,-_

dl1_Y fI`0m_ Gnspe with one million Shingles in cedar and spruce for L. M. Poole & Co., Connolly's West Wharf.

Davin _mncintyrn of the P. E. Is.

land Railway, left yesbsrdny morn. ing for Edmonton, Alberta, where he will ta” H Position on the Rail- way there.

Jack' McLeod, of Paton and C ' ' A G di Cl mga q gifif. went to New Glnscow yesit-ici: cost iiiiiiil:-h :lit itmwlll piiohrliilg :SN W- . for the person inserting it just wh"

- they want.

t Mi" 3°"-|111 W¥nne. has returned 1

cgi Kensington from s visit to this “If the young msn who tnok the ' Y- watch and chain from a little boy

%- _ two weeks ago docen't return the ,

The tide will no high this evening same legs! proceedings will be taken §_

st 7.50 and tomorrow morning st‘for its recovery. .-

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Miss Helen Rows and Miss Gert- Edward Island, who has just return- - r lf- - rude Matheson, City, left yesterday edfrom Methodist mission work ini - ' V;

for New York. |Hirosnki, Japan, is sponding a (ew . " " JM "' ,

_; days in Toronto ss the gnegg 0( Mn ` .. 'T I `\Q-gt -J

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M- McLaren. A. wilson, H. o. Trow- an, Mrs. D. Livingston, M. McKenny, Mi!!! F- Whlffo. Mrs. R. P. Farr, H. Howell, Miss L. McKinnon, Miss M. McKinnon, Misa L. White, Miss M. Watson, Miss H. McDonald, W. R. Snow.

Notwithstandingthe fact that! there

were counter attractions last even- ing, New Wonderland was gweii s full house, and the program went without s stop. It was good through ou't, the pictures well chosen, and steady and clear. The songs by Miss McKinnon were dne, and the rousing chorous of “Sho was s Grand Old Lady" given in good time and tuna by the boys, was certainly ilne."May-

_ The Rev. Dr._ McPhiiil will lecture inthe Foi'estcr's Hull, Mt. Stewart, Friday evening, June 12. Subject “Bcotlnnd”. Tickets 20c. Proceeds' for Presbyterian church property of that place.

go yesterday includgl 41 horses, for- ty' of them shipped by Mr. Olsnd oil Halifax, 400 bags of potatoes ship-I ped by G. Forbes, Vernon River, and, 200 cases lobsters.

In ycsterday's Guardian there ap-1

penred a want. ad for a gentlemaniizl bicycle for sole. The owner had n purchaser before ten o'c1ock'. If you have anything for sale use The Guardian's want column. ,

The steamer Harland made her iirai trip to _Orwell yesterday with ii: large cargo. Coming bnck she! brought seven bend fat cattle, one| horse, also quite a quanity oi m.i.xe<l freight, besides fifty-tive passengers.

'Miss Juniper, domestic science teacher in Prince of Wales College,| left yesterday morning enroute to her home in England. She was accom- panied by her sister who has spent the past few months in Charlotte- town.

Ewan McDougall will preach Sab-

bath 14th at Murray Rivsfr at |J.0.30 Peters Road at two-thirty and Brooklyn at six-thirty p. m. Also Tues. 16th at Pleasant Valley; Wed. 17 at Belle River; Thur. 18_at Pinette and Friday 19th at Point Prim at 7.30 p. m.

The first summons for operating an

automobile contrary ‘to the provinc- ial law has been served upon W. K. Rogers of this City. It will be re- membered that Mr. Rogers operated his auiio one evening last week‘ in order to make n test case. The sum- mons is returnable on Thursday.

There has_ been built at the car

shops of the Prince Edward Island Railway ii. splendiid observation car which will be found of great service for passengers who wish to enjoy the scenery of this Province while travel- ling) through it by rail. It is a well- built comfortable passenger carrlbui; the platforms are very large`and rail ed in offering splendid facilities for observation.

H. Jones and H. J. Carver Pownal,

leftyesterday with a car oi horsw for Bt. John taking one of the finest shipments that have left the Island for some time. Harry H. bought from G. Higgins and one of the speedest colts ever rnisod‘ on Prince dwa.rd Island was among the number, also the black driver owned by H. Jen- kins, City, and other excellent car-

riage stock.

Many citrzons were grieved yester-

day no lenm of the death of James Frederick Gurtis of the Customs De- piirtmcnt City, which occurred' early yesterday morning. Mr. Curtis had been ill since August 1906. He had been able to take up his duties on several occasions within that time, but was not strong enough to work steadily. Hs was sixty-live years of nga and wss appointed to the Customs Department in June 1879. Owing to his ill-health, he has not been_on duty since last summer. I-Ie leaves a widow, formerly Miss Match, of Lot 48. and three sons. viz, John, in California, _William in Maeliuchu»sots‘, Charles at home; also one daughter, Mrs. Prowse, and a brother and sister.

' _There was a’ young wife ` who said “Why Can’t I make an

acceptable pie?"

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There is hope for

us yet.

Foriou Stewart’s we

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be Sometime” is a musical gem, and ,tho class of songs now being sung at ,New Wondorlrand are enough of t.hem» fselves to Lnhnitcly raise the standard nf the house.

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There will not be a very large num-

ber of changes this year among th.:

the result of the New Brunswick and P. E. Island conference which is to be held in Moncton next week. Tho chnnge_in .the term of service is now noticeable in that many ministers have been invited to remain in tlnlr churches for another year. There are pnly two who are giving up thevr pulpits to engage in other branches of work. Dr. Howard Sprague, who goes to Mount Allison, and who will be succeeded by Dr. Flanders, and Rev. Thomas Marshall, of Glace church, Charlottetown, who will lcok after milsslon organization. Grace church has extended an invitai.i.'m to Rev. William Harrison, nuiv station. cd 'ln P. E_. I., and this has been ac- cepted subiect to the approval rf con ference. These are the only t\\o in- vitations rn the whole crinfirence which have been extended to minis- ters and which will necessitate

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_ The stenmer Halifax arrived in , I "`ri_‘~, ` -' V' ,

The funeral of the late Wm. A_ port here yesizer-day mo,-ning about 1- _ " . l "

Fought will take place todn st 3 .15 and left aiu -’

< TUC flag on the Post otiice Build- James Agnew. 66 Charlotte street; ¢ 1 » ' `f 'ful J 1* "gl

Y is 58 lalt Uvenfng. She _ M ` ` _ -I l`_, ~‘/iifili' 4

D.m. from the residence of Hon. Geo brousllt a large esrgo also the rs- Q ‘ ` fl. `-, 'Nj ~ ‘

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sold for the moon light excursion to d8l'B. F. Harvey, Mrs. Hiirvey Mim :A \ N My

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j ONE of the greatest shirt waist factories in Canada offered us this great 4 ' shirt waist bargain the other day. Naturally we asked “how can you _ afford to offer a bargain like this at this season?" 'l he salesman answered . -We can't afford it-but Western business has been slow and as a result - we’ve more stock on hand than we ought-so we’d rather hav: your spot_casl1 , than the \vaists” The bargains offered are really wonderful-the waists

shown are worth 1.25 to 2.oo each and good value at that--mostly three

; quarter sleeve-lace trimmed-trimmed with line embroiderv-remarkable _ assortment of styles - all styles - Our '

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,= ‘Customers outside of Charlottetown who would like to get hold of a few » of these wonderful values will kindly send us at the 'rate of $1 . Io for each garment I wanted-our price is so close that we cannot afford to pay postage. Use the:c'oii-'

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changes. There have been many re- quests from congregations to their . ` own pastors asking them io remain

for another year. Phere are scme ` ‘

churches in which the cler'

Charlottetown

Hcrewith please find $ . . . . ._ _ _ _ for which please send me , . , ,

Lyman have

not been invited to remain, the nrai- orlty of these instances nrlsing from the circumstances that under the re- gulations. the full term -if sei'/ice having expired. no extensions can be permitted and these rihiltcnos have not asked any new men to come but have left the matter in the hands of conference. The churches which will thus become vacant and which have not taken any steps to secure minu- ters are, Grand Lake, Pctftcodiac, Point de Bute, Albert, L;5g,.¢cwn_ Springfield, Welsford, Stanley, (‘¢|n_ Wnll. TPYOH. Little York and Murray Harbor, P. E. I.

SECOND HAND

CAMERA SNAP'

A lady has left ii No. 3 Cartridge Kodak,ias goo as new, which we sold to her for $25.00, and has asked us to dispose of it at once, She leaves the Province on Tuesday. If sold t-day or Mondav will sell lt for. .. $l5.00

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Forlsland waters:

Durham Ranger,

Parmachene Belle,

Brown Hackle,

J Silver Doctor.

, R0dS _,St¢¢l, Bamboo, Greenheart.

Lines, casts, reels,

ily books, baskets, etc.

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` Ecuvse BAKERY

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,g It is understood that I can return if not suitable and that my - money and postage both ways will be refunded in such case.

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MISS CAMPBELLS last day

select YOUR corset style NOW ‘

TO-NIGHT at six o'cloek Miss Campbell's engage-

ment with us comes to an end. During her stay with

us she has fitted a great many ladies---and in every case satisfied each absolutely. This matter of proper corset selection is too important to pass lightly bynon the right- ness of your corset depends the style of your gown, your own grace and comfort.'l`hc corset tl at Miss Campbell is denioiistratiiig here will fit you perfectly and permanent- ly and we counsel an early call to-day as in the last minute rush it is difficult to give the matter the attention it should have.

~ Corsets fitied are $r.oo 1.25 1.50 2.50.

The corsets fitted will be carried in stock, and can be

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One at Amherst Cove, Warren Fsrmt

seven rooms, two lkitchens,if necessary'

twenty minutes walk from Rocky Poln, Wlinr . Also one at Ringwood Corner! fifteen rooms, kitchen, etc. also oil Warren Fsrm, about ten minutes wells from Rocky Point Wharf. For terms cuz. s pi to

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Fostof Bond Co. o'n~ii.»-'nsiimiin J H BOND Manager c°f““’°\

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mil-mn in m ai-is in Ne-. sun. snipsnoxsn aim src.

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Lake Snuspee

Lake Memphnmsgog

-inm- Wllloughby Lske Are beautiful water sheets

offering ell sorts of outdoor sttrec ons.

“rar Scenery Unequslled Visit White Mountains -Reselieil Vis- Boston 8: Maine Railroad

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