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MAY 3." '9°9 , " " TH” LATEST NEWS ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or aw `pAgg,pivi;_» .

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R. C. McRae, Char-1ottetown,is' in

Sydney.

Dr. Percy Chappell, New York, ig'

virritiing his home in this City.

Ja-mes J. Trainer, An1,uTu_ 3,., “_

cove-ring from his recent illness.

Among the odfxvm-d

R. B. Squ-arehriggs, 75 Prince St.

ish -salmon or clams for shipment Mrs. Mandy Allen of Port Elgin, Abroad should write Manager Guar- N. B., has announced 'the marriage

Civ' BS Qrtgur' MU“'tm“1' was in th” llau at once. of- her daughter, Myrtle 'l`., to John ' V' “ “’ “Y” -- . ` Doyle, of P. E. 1.-Ex.

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(.i(€;,m'S;;‘tul;:,°§' was "' visltw t0 this _'hone 3, has some excellant fresh 'Michael Francis princiml oi Flourls

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The steamer Northumberlad arrivw u any part oi the City lie u es a er -rperulrni, his yum

"1 part' Suturday mght “F eight Mrs. Geo. E. Hughes and Mrs. B. *_

°“ Y' ve' laid-er-ston and W. C. Turner, City, Miss Bertha Cairrpbell of thi-_» City,

*T _ rave goaeto Sackville to a-ttend Mil. ,was a passenger to Morell Saturday

- Amonethose visiting in th-rs City rrrrson-s correge closing. where sue win spina ri rew days,

“Ve A- 1”- M°D0“8ld. N- Y~. Wild' J» ~ _-__ 'with her sister i\'rs. Alexandra

tron Ht his home in tlrrs City.

rv _thi Ut ` passengers' rom s 1 y baturday were Jarrnes A. Lewis, Boston. M,-S_ Mcqueem Uigg’ fell on my G;-ann,

Paton and son Roland to Sackville llr. Strickland to New Glasgow. ' .._...._

I-we Doucerte. of iinsticovrrre rm.. received a telegram annmmfing' the dcuth ol his <1-arr-ghter .losephine,now‘

l\l". Victor Tr ‘ l ‘ f »- . _ - ` ` mrwni Quebec- ernouy ol bench Hall Tuesday June 8th.` Vegalpsts ,l_euch_ Rev_ D,._ Morton' Hev_ A_ __ _ ____ if A M153 B;-cmner and MI`._(iI`8V oc ' {0Cki(l and lltll. J. Craig.

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fully made from the best selected materials they retain their shape and appearance of newness for more than a sr-.ason’s wear

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We positively guarantee every hat we sell and will replace any hat that you buy here that goes Wrong.

Everythingthat’sDepend- able in Haberdashery

Ncgligee shirts to suit every

-taste and style,necl<wear in all the latest styles-Underwear-silk, merino, wool and balbriggan to-

luxury in men’s furnishing.

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Floor Coverings

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1 fine stock

Portiers Lace Curtains Mats and_

Matting etc.

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Carpets

- Oriental Rugs

Linoleums Oilcloths

fargo of molasses consiizfnled ‘to I). \!icholson, and is 'now at the l'lrr.rr-t ine wharf discirar‘ging sunrc-.

ii. H. Stcrns, and Dr. G. 'l‘. Alley,

-rave hurl their urotor--boat. Ellirror' r.lror‘ouglrly rcrrovatcd this yerrr. ’l‘lre :rr-r|re'rrl.cr work _wus done 'ny iilrlwurd- ikcrry and- li.'Hrrrrl,loy, the plrrrn,h-ihig ry Mr. H-i-rrrr-uns, und the painting is row being completed- by Mr. Mullins.

(lon~trn.ctor Stover reports that 1772

foot of li 5-8 casing.-: was prrt down at Ulm: in corrnectiou with the coal hor- 'ng work ir few days ago and rr lc-pilr of l'J50 fe-ut has liven r'eir.cl1ed. it was hoped that the boring cuulrl re put down to 2500 or 3000 feetr but the chances of acconrplislring this uro rot vcrry favorable now owing to the rrcsencc of so much water.

At the Prince Edward island Tea

‘.’arty given by San Francisco Soci- -ty, Sons and Darrglrteirs of the--Mari, ime Provinces, on Tuesday even-ing, Vlay 18th, in Oakland, Calif., the tables were in charge of four Provin- cial ladies. Mrs. J. J, l\lcKinno-n, Vlrs. George lllcllo-nuid, Mrs. J. P-. \ir~rc(?o'rmzrck and Mrs. J. J. Hale-y, nstisted by a number of young In-dies.

Mrs. George F. Urbing; of Allston,

Vlass., leaves this week for her home in Dundas for a short visit. Shu is leaving somewhat earlier this ye-ar on account of the poor health of both of her parents, wl.ro have been sick, nroru or less rr-ll wiutvr, she will be iolrred later cu in July by' her hus- band, who as usual will spend his vm-.atiurr in tlris Province. ’l‘hey close np their lrouse in Allston this month and have taken u plucc for the surrr- rner at Winthrop Bcaclr.

Orr the llth, of May, at Wyoming,

(lirrcirrniiti, (ihio, Alexarrdcr H. Mc- Leod passed away, after several rrrnn- Lhs of lingering illrri-ss. Mr. Mclrt-od was the eldest son of the late Itcv. A. \V. l\icI.cod, li. IJ., formerly ol I-inli- lax, ir-nd the first Editor' of the Wes- leyan. His brotl1el:, the late Albert D, McLeod, with whom he had been rssocintlll nearly all his life in rail- way work, prcdccensiid' him by ten months. Wesleyan. Mr. Mclrcod will ‘-e r'crrrcnrber'cd by many persons in llrrf; I’rovince‘.

Great interest- centered around the

closlrrg' of I"'r‘ince of Walrus College this year and after n hard yI:nr’s work the students hrrve now dispers- ed to their homes for tho well earned holidciys. At the closing Fri- day morning stirring words of ad- viceund- praise were given. Lieuten- .rnt Governor McKinnon presided, and on the plnrtfornr were also seated l'rerniur Hrrsnaral, President of thr- lloard of Education; lk-v. Mr. Fuller- ton, Rev. Canon Sirnpsorr, Principal Robertson -and rnemrbers of his stall. 'Fire program inclrr-ded vocal solos by Miss Bromner and' Miss Gladys Mc- Intyre-, and in-strrrrnr-.ntal numbers by thu pianist Miss Katie- Stanley. Miss Ma-rgcry White, winner of thu Ander- son Gold Medal is n. daughter of George White, of York Point. She had rr most sricccsshrl career since srhe entered Prince- of Wales College. ln her first your she stood sixth in her class; in her second yenfr she was se-cond, and she griullrates this yefvr- leuding hor class. She was closely followed by Miss Katy Mcidrersorr of (‘lrar'lot.l‘ul;owrr, darrrglrtcr' nf (‘npt.. John l\rlcPlrer-so-n, lirst ollicir of the Minto. Mins l\’icPlrel'sou has also had nn excellent record- as a. student, standing second in her class in each' of the three years she attend-ed. In rnntlrematics slr-c made very- high marks. Miss Helen Stcevcs, who lcd the second year, is a Summersirie girl. Although taking up second year' work in her first ye-ar, she lud hor class by a good margin, and next year will no doubt make it in- teresting fnr her competitors. Robert Mehuuchlan, son of Dr. McLe.nghlan, of Clrarlottctown, led thu ilrslr year with u high percentage. He is a llnu student and mosh arnbitiflllu having also won the T. A. LePage prize.

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Five cents admission to New

Wonderland. motion pictures. illustrated songs. p

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The reputation of

Stewart s

Bread

Has been honestly earn-

ed. ' Quality, cleanliness {and skill in rrranufacture have

' made the name' a house-

hold word. '

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D. Stewart. ECLIPSE BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread

The schooner Empress arrived ut. this port Saturday morning with a full

“"* _ _ :-tep of her-rdoor a few days a-go and -- H0W the G\1Hl`dl“T\'9 Classified' ad" rr-oke two ribs. She is doing nicely G. W. Binns Toronto, J. A. Mc-

vertisc-m-ents equal a fortune to the under theicare 0( DL C0|uns_ Isaac' SL John’ ,md G_ H_ Vroom uscr- may be found in that column; r ___ .

Profersor Wutkis' Pianoforte rc ?S,ll`ip Lgffcgfniie finlgigflglu cmd' will be l4lV°“ if* Kiudmgarten .nownl llietlirvdist Ministers will

Leod- passed away, after several mon Middletc-n, N. S., were in thi C-ity Sa-turd-ay-.

. Among the passengers from thi: City to Summers-ide Saturday morn ing were Misses May and Catherint Campbell oi Cardigan to New York, Miss May Murphy of Summerside tr rluxnmersidc, Mrs. J. F. Mclntyri and child' to Boston.

Do not send communications to in

dividual members of stall. Every thing should be addressed "The Char lottz-.town Guardian, Charlottetown l’. ld. L," and ou the left hand corne nl. the bottom ol the envelope slroula be "Advertising," "Subscr~iptlon,’ "Editorial," or “Tour Editor," ac cordiug to the contents.

A strange looking craft arrived ir

this port last wr-ok from lionslrzuv ir the shape of a lurr;e.llat lrottorrzef scow ioudcd with fruiglrt. it was pro pelled by ir ton horse po-wer Greg motor and it is sail: tu say is thi first commercial motor craft ever seen hcrc. This sight most certainly marked the fact tlrnrt the usefulnesr of m-otor power is becoming mort and' more realized as time goes on.

Miss Margaret E. Campbell recein

graduate nurse of the Royal Victorir Hospital, Montreal has acceptvd thi position of assistant 1/ally Supcrin tend-ant or the Montreal Mnternit; Hospital of that city, ami will entre-r upon, her now duties on Tuesday June ist. The Miss Campbell abov- referred. to is ir daughter of D. E Ca-mtpbell of Darlington, P. E. 1, an_r a sister of N. A. Campbell off tha: sity. Her many friends join ii wishing her success in her new posr tion.

The services held ut Wil\Sl00 NOTU

on Sun-dray May 23rd in connectior with the rc-opening oi the Mctlr-odis Ghurch were of uri exceptionally in trresting clrrrruircu.-r, The prruchcrs fo the day were Rev. Messrs Thofmufr Harrison and Miller. Lan,-in and up preciative audliences were present Va each ofthe three services. _Specra nrusic wail ren-der‘eil by the choir. ’l‘h» collections were Kcnerorrs amuuntrn; to ovc-r thirty dollars. Tire commit ter-. in charge of repairs are rrros uplrrrciativo to those who in any wa co-rrtriirrrtcd to`thu success oi the re ops.-airrg exercises.

Tire l)-eiparfimerrt of the Interior har

recently- issued ri very interestim folding map ca-llr-.l "Ii0S'ol1'FC€S‘ Mal of the Dominion oi Canada," ’i‘lr nrap has printed on -it in red t,-lr , products for which each locality ir noted. Following are some extract- regarding P. ld. I. Horses 34,809 Wheat raised 393,000 bushels, harlc] l80,000,bus., outs 5,Q58,000 ‘bushels hay 417,000 tons, potatoes 7,32’r],000 apples 159,421 bushels, peaches 45 plums 4,265 bushels, grapes 852 pounds, small fruits 150,590 quarts Value of from lnnd in 1*. E. I. $15, 1HG,2‘0‘J showin-g that farm lands- ir this Province are rnrrclr more vn_lrrn blr- per nero than in either N. S. or N. B.

An announcement was made fron

the stage in New Worrderlarnll on Sat urd-ir.-y evening, to the effect that tin man-agement had decided to retir-rn tc the old regime oi motion pictures nur illustrated song. only for at least thi sum-mer season. This coupled with r good illustrated sofnrg would bc the list, but instead of running two reel: n night thc intention was to put; or three, changing three- times ar weel This me-t with universal approval by thc large audiences prerrént, for ii is surely the bigire-st oth-r in the way of cntert.aiunr-ent which i-sligwod and clean whricir has ever been rnadelrere. Nine reels u. week is the sum total with half as mn/ny pictures a-d-ded The change should rneet with hearty D`Hl1l'0lml=Z€. for these beautilrrl even ings a- short while crm always hr spared for an entertainment, while the varu-dcvillc shows keep tho entire, evening occrrpi-od. lt is hoped the rnaning;emu.\t will meet with success in this new venture, for the general conduct oi the house deservct it.

New Wonderland moving plc-

tures and illustrated song.

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Ask or send for freé

printed circular giving full iniformatiou.

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his hom-\ ln this city. ‘

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Mrs. Robert McRae (nee Miss Don. Numan Currie. Chic( engineer of-l

, rldscm) Vernon River, was in the the S. B. Boston, oi` the Dominion

Jity Saturday. Atlantic Steamship Co., is visiting

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2 Corset Bargains l

i Today we place on sale two lines of B & I corsets that we are can . cellirr g from our assortment, gracefully made, well finished goods, durable. r perlect fitting and attractive in every way. But we need the room they

5 So-the l.25 line goes for 98c and the l.00 line goes for ']9c

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f--Another Lot of “Vitrophane" e V As we have told you several times in the past, Vitrophane is the mat- ; crirrl rlnrt rrrakes a plain glass window into a stained glass one. If there is zr roour in your house that you wish to protect from the casual gaze, apply ~ this io the windows. Easily applied, permanent in wear, designs adapted

F frorrr the best Cathedral glass patterns and colours.

i - Forty live cents per yard 1; in thetlouselurnishings Department

, One third off a||--

Our leather shopping bags

I We are discontinuing this line frorir lack of space to dr it justice. The line is certainly one of the best in town embracing, as it does all the 1 newest shapes, the most popular leathers----and handsomest designs. We = need the room. So array they go at

One third oli.

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. This Dainty Wash Belt---Zlc

. We were rather interested the other day in noticing that a much = talked ol' mail order house offers the same belt' illustrated above, but they

want more money for it. -

‘ This is alrandsoriiely made, prettily embroidered belt of our regular

good value, will be sent postpaid anywl1ere_for zifcenfs. And this is only a sample of the values that we are giving right along to everybody.

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"Quality Toilet Articles- Macs' Witch Hazel Cream, soothing rillfl 'ienling, lor sunburn and dry s D- rllcnya Cream, Milkweed Cream., Vines' and Scllys' Cold Creams. MHS' rage Cream. ’l`alC\1m P0Wd¢"5 nf' elude Colgates’Mennen'a, Co1'yl0PSl9 » thine Violets, and hazelles--Perluin; -.d borax for the bath--Violet Tor e Waters etc.-The Two Macs-Drug' gistm 5-rl5drtf. ________________.._._-Q-1 ' T; 1] ,'l' ronto. will send yor! .frciieirercnliii ircfrsilrciir famous Plan 10|. ails; soap, ii you nudes. mln l>5F“'-

Fishing . Tackle r

Rods, Reels, Land-

ing Nets, Baskets, Lines, Hooks, _ Fly Books. '

Flies suitable for Is-

land waters.

f>An'y ily not to be had here we will be pleased to get for you

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DRUGGISTS,

Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd.

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do well to sec the Overalls that we are olieringg at 75c. They are unbeat- rrbic. Jas. Paton & Co. 5-Zildlii.

GLOVES

New nrorrsqrretairc gloves. One rea-

son why women put chief dependence in our glove department is that they can always be sure of correct sizes and accurate lit. A live is always rr, live. .A six is alwaysa six. The lin- gers always lit snugly and not too snug. The igloveeo are nlwuys psriect- ly finished, That is lrecruuse our gloves are made for us by u‘re bust glove nurrkcr in thc world. The new r-ltocks are here now-~lull stocks of every size and color. See our silk gloves with d'orrhle points they wcnr. Jas. Paton Sc Co, G-Zlidtf.

l’All'l‘lI*]S BlIil’.ll-ING (ill PAINT-

ING Sl-i()Ul.l) GET OUR. l’}{l(‘.ES ON HARDWARE Gll'AllAN'l‘l<}El) 'l‘l{i‘} LUWPIST, GUUDS DELIVERED, CAMERON & U0. 5-29d3l.

for ladies, i,1a¢k lac t-1 65 black emb hose ii0 !ti;Mii5i:ioi-‘lin black hose in cotton lisle and

from 15c me no $1.60 Tan bose Plum- lace emb. from zse to csc Grey hose in lace and plain. nav hose in lace and pla-in white hcne ' lace and plain ,sky lace hose

R"°°iV°d by “Dress summer hos.

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Green plain lisle hose, fancy pollq

. 11--L hose at 30c. Jas. Paton & C0,

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season. New ar-rsortmenbs just r celvwl, come in and see them-. Prowse Bros. 5-Z'9d3i,

:The vary swellest neckwear of tlrr

Beer & Weeks for Fun

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GO==CARTS

Priced from $1.50 up

The right kinds at “Markright” Prices,

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