JUNR 25, 1908

THE cHAnLo'r'ri=_:'rowN GUARDIAN

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5 lleft yesterday ufternoon on a visit t.o`on return to 3Ydneyy_i e le.. day

There is no more popular and dressy

suit for summer wear than n

Blue Serge

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\Ve would have you judge

ourline of Blue Serge suns

by contrast if you will; see

lio\v far they surpass the

lzackiieyed eilorts geiierally

produced from this niost ser-

viceable infiterial,

The systeni of betterment

_begins with the selection _of the fabrics, there the incor-

poration of certain distinctive- ness iu tailoring and style \vliicli contribute iuuch to the character and exclusiveness

which are inseparable .from

the Progress Brand clothing.

Should you care to receive some impression

regarding suits of Serge there awaits your inspection

ii remarkable group of garments in single and

iloible breasted models.

Progress Brand,

Suits of Serge $l8,00 and $20.00

Other Good Makes, _

$l0.00, $l2.00 and $15.00

Special Purchase of

Men’s Underwear P

ood/ Hosiery

i\rEN~s i_\§\*onn\`vn.iR--Big special purchase

of n1eii’s uiideiwvcai' of fine natural wool, the correct

suniiuer weight, comes in all sizes -54 to 48 inch.

The regular selling price of this underwear is

25 per suit

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Our special price 75c per garment

Meirs Hosiery

Big special purchase of uien‘s hosiery, correct

ll k ashniere guaran-

suinuier weight 1na.le of fine i :ic c S , teed stainless, all sizes, regular price 2 ic pull”

Our speci~l price 3 Nl” lm' 57°

N()TE_See our Richinonrl Street window fO1‘tl1CS@

tivo specials.

.friends in Mr. stewart.

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_mm0;mw Sl_1_l)l_s f(rJp_m _Montreal direct. See advcrusementar ottetown

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left em Johnson and E_ H_ Hem.

. Y 'vfduy uit

River on n fishingehliiclgiilsiiiliili. Murmy

Ernest Foster and R\!g‘|nald‘ R in _ C~ nm- yclsiitcrilnlyiyilftcviirligiinudn iii Ilhier

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Profe‘ lirttotriivsriir 1? 'i<:A`i Ci]/ir’ '~‘i'l`0D. unl` I V " . R n' _"__, M_S_‘P:_jn__t_l_\_o guest or John H.

R" As E- Chapman. B. A lf;‘...‘s:.’.‘.‘.‘.».. "ii ~ ~ ,George Ch__¥'_;nan<i suesv of his futher

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There was 0

ifreillht: nnd ri goondly iildiiiblsii olleiiggg-1 .ef‘g°"S by the Steamer Harlatnd to ibruimud yrstei-ary.

‘ It was 0" 5 °;\'f_fZ'e of drunkenn . _ ess _thnt the two persons referred to in flfllcsilny s Guardian were fined in the W1*-Y Pulice Court on Monday.

The business man wh = kr- . jlmt -we |005’ cashier ‘heql'i\Aiint'YedUiii loud in his praises of the pulling llgwers of l‘he Gnnrdi.in's rsrrn.-.i5r,(l a s.

The Gunrdinn has received from St

\D““St““'5 CUUEKB. affiliated to Laivnl lunlvwsif-Y. their prospectus and _course of studies for che selinlnstlc year 1908-1909.

MW' Frtmk Bllfll. City, accompanied

,by hor sou Philip left yesterday by

|th_e _steamer Hnrlnnd for Victorin Wwe they will spend the summer. Mr. Butt is now in Victoria where U10 tus is busy dredging.

In_ the professional examination for

gguchers helil_ at Cnlgnry on April 23.

the following students from Prince

Edwnrd Island were successful:-J.H, M“l"=W<10I\, Charlottetown, G, w_

,Wnres, Whentley River; J, H_ Gul. lent- Oyster Bra Bridge.

Mt. Mcllick school meeting wns

h_cld last week and Chas. Mutcb re- tired ns it trustee and Fredk. Rich- ards.was elected in his place. A sup» |Dl0mcnt of $25 was voted and for run. lnmll expenses $45. Miss Anna Mutch, t'21“"fh'=l'. Was re-engaged for another year.

Ernest Purkmnn, son of Edward G, I’nl‘krr_inn, Euston Street, accompanied by his daughter, arrived Tuesday niglrt from Boston. For the pnst 'three years Mr. Pnrkmnn has been forcninn for E. McKny Company, contractors, Hni'vnrd~Plnce, Boston, and is on n two monchs vnention with his parents. Mr. Parkman re~ ,ports business in the States very islow. There are 25,000 mechanics idle in New York und tenement owners

ihuve turned tlheni out on uccount of _hack rent and the city authorities .hnve allowed them to camp in Cen- Ural Park. Boston is on the same ,footing and the coming Presidefntiah |election is the cause of such poor times atprcsent.

The death of Willinm Kier McKay,

,in the 26th your of his age, and as the result ot a very simple accident has thrown a pall of sadness and sor- row ovcr Summerfield and the sur- roundimg country, where the deceased was so well known and so highly es» teamed for his many admirable qual- lities of mind and heart. He wus n young man that lived a noble, man- ly, clenn life and who took a- deep in- terest in every good cause, social, moral and religious. While his early and unlocked for removal is keenly `felt _by is large circle of friendc, it il especially so by his uncle and aunts, with whom he lived alnd who were so |dependent upon him in their old age. To them_ the loss is irreparable,

'n their rent sorrow they have

community .»-Com.

Glasgow for some

and then skipped out for Chu\'\0N¢

‘ I emi 't is said to PHY idgiiilil oilrlils lileglfbl The lnlumd ww ‘got utter him nt once and t_elep_hom;d_ ‘ li authorities to arrest him.

to t e lhrme ir.. “‘i.‘.1“i.i...°";

ition of the Prohibition

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cf/ zomrraw/v.s sn: or/an e an N _ _

lMr._ McDonald came over fr__<;_i)r:_t 5:; v

'rnngdny to see_a _

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lin awsprrfe at one time 0' me ’°"' All other chocolates seem

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INSURANCE

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' try They are just

Small Cakes

but i lz §the profound sympathy of 'Uhe 8I\f»ll‘¢

Some time ago A. A. McDonald B ~ have transferred in order

merchant of New Glnscow N. S.. was lrobbed of some seventy dollurs_. H9 claimed thnt. the persom Whlv fellevefl htm of the cash was n man nnmed John Tliomns Gortloiu O_f _Cl\B\`l0l-V-` town who had been livinfl in NF"

_ time and working ,nt his trnde oi painting- If HDDff|;_§

,that Gordon in addition t0 Jie Se"

ity dollars had received about titty ‘more dollars for a. l0b 01 Palntlng

The North American Life Assurance C0-» ‘lf

Toronto.

C The Richmond and Drummond Fire IHSHYHUCC

. fC d . 0 ,The aCliii1iii1ercial Union Fire C0-1 Uf L°“d°"1 England. - _ _

'l`he Canadian Pacific RailwaY Ticket Agency

also steaniship. »

Ross a. Mrurnrws,

- Queen Street

Dessnmy mock Cliarlottelown

dttstttt

in endless vn_riety. We have been in this business or years and know Jus! Whlf you want. The cakes we make are

Always ' Fresh.

1`r some seed cakes, rock

¢s{es,_ien:_on tplpz. 0|’ l“Y lb in you i e.

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D. STEWART

Miss Hooper. unter. me yrsoerary

on n visit to Calgary.

' A' W- Sl~~'m5» City. left yesterday on a. trip to Winnipeg _

I Ch°*“" GRKOFY. CNY. returned Ywterday to Moncton.

Tho tide will b is h thi."

,$327.54 nnd tonirilrrovi moiniiigrnhli

Miss Gertrude‘D;les, Ottawa, [ann arrived in U10 Cl'-Y to spend the summer. _

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ilicnthcrdnle. nb er hnmein l 1

Miss Areta Myers. Crapnud, won a

passenger to the city by the S. S' Harland yesterday. `

dMrs. (DFJ D0U8l8H_ and two allghters of _Hunter River left yes- terday for Prince Albert, Alta.

The regular monthly meeting of the

Cnnadum Club'wil1 be held in the Y M. C. A. parlor today at 4 p, m,

William McDonald, Grand ’l"‘nc.iui¢_

student at St. Dunntan's Col1ege,will teach at Glenroy during the holidays,

The children of the Kindergarten

hold their closing this morning nt 10:30 to which all the parents and friends are invited. , ~

A handsome candalabrn., ri git

from Mrs. Amelia. McGrath, Ucdfn.-d, has bw” D\aced.in St. Bona-.'euture's church at Grand Tracadie.

Samuel Jenkiins who has been

Spending a few months visiting his _former home in this Province leaves this morning on return to Portlalnd,

The death occurred Tuesday an two

o‘clock at the residence of his son A. J. Taylor, Wood Islands, of Drncan Taylor, aged 81. He had been ill for only two or three days.

The steamer Harland will go to

C.'npaud this afternoon and as this is n deliglhtful trip many will no doubt take advantage of the ofppor- tunity to enjoy a sail out the har- bor.

The Zion church Sunday school

p_‘:n~-. which is to take place on July 6 will be held on the beautiful grounds of Courtney McLure, Murray iriver. The ‘trnim will leave the City at about nine o'clock.

The outward cargo by the North umberland yesterday morning includ» eil two thousand cases of lobsters, a car of pork and seven horses. The ,horses were shipped by J. P. Wood- bury to J. S. McQuarrie oi Westville, N. S.

The Prize list for the Prince Ed'-

wiird Island Exhibition to be held in Charlottetown Sept- ZZ, 23, 24 and 25, ws now out. It is nicely arranged and contains full information for ex» hibitors and other' details of interest to all who may have anything U0 do with the exhibition; The book has bien neatly published and is out in good time; is flattering evidence of the excellence of the printers-Hash ard & Moore.

Yesterday at the City Police Court

James Gnss was fined S5 or 30 days for being drunk on the 16th lust. John McCnrvell charged with dis- orderly conduct on the same day was let off and the charge against John

also dismissed. Adjournmeuts were made in the cases oi a charge a- gainst George Gardiner tor having a warehouse cellar on Grafton Street in an unsanitary condition, and Paul Gillis charged with selling drugs cun- trary to the Pharmacy Act.

At the N. B. and P. E. I. Confer-

ence_it was decided that Rev. Geo. M. Young, now of St. Stephen, N. B. whom the Nova Scotia Conference

sought to to till n vacancy in Brunswick St. Church, Halifax, will non be moved. Neither St. Stephen. nor the present conference authorities being willing to let him go this iear. 'Phe Revs. Dr. Chapman and 'Dhomas Marshall were excused from further attendance nt the Conference, the latter gentleinnn being' obliged to leave for Newfound- land lm connection with his work us Superintendent of Missions.

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Reid fon keeping a vicious dog was'

~'i‘hr bnriMs ui the "sr1aria"Ter

Co. goes on increasing in the most wonderful way. A year never passes

- but at least 135,000 people are added _ f th t d lt

lmitment against Gm o Act a__d_0__ to the consumers o n. e cious

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Store Open B e. m. to 6 p.m. '|'l|gq|»_\,

The Bueiest Store on Charlottetov/n'| Bulicet Street. if _-

Another Bargain in i. ‘ _ Corsets at 69c ‘ '»

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to be had. We got after them and today we offgr

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Northern window willbe iilfcilwith tli¢Iil this' ` `

" vou this large lot of nice fine yvhité contil corsets,

moderate length, top finished with lace and ribbon, hose supporter at front and hip-'-worth 25 per cent

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"; 'i' l . ne value in_tafleta»sillc6l3<fe- ’ . - n. by express a' few; _d_Qys` I, .

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: venetian oiierfwel have "

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weave-`~'-chifl'on or ordinary

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Principal Prize' wiuunis 2,5, _,ss ,_ fr NAZARETH wA|sr corv|PEr|r|oN

Amon the ir rize winners in our re-

. s_3ii>`_' I cent Nazareth waist competition, the following tive-

’ have turned in the best drawings, in the judgment of Mr. Walter, Secretary

i of the Nazareth Vfaist Co.-and win the following prizes:

ist prize $5.00 in goods-Helen Stewart, nr Pownal St. 2nd prize i53.oo‘in goods ]ennie Lonergan, io5 Pownal St.

3rd prize $2.00 in goods-Nellie Bell, 17 5 Grafton St. 4th prize $1 oo in goods-Ruth Byrne, 179 Grafton St. ’ 5th prize 51.00 in goods --Daniel FitzSimnions, Montrose, Lot 3.

' The other names will be ublished in full in. an early number of the

Guardian. The prizes will be sliown in our southern window this morning

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.‘ Wiiie, T_urq_uoise. _ ‘* '_._ _ __ _ ____ I " __i Samples Sentpn appllgntion anywhpre anytime. Use the coupe; '_ _ _ MOORE sr M¢Li'~;oD ' 0 ' ~ _ ` ` ~‘l

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Percy Crosby of Mexico in visiting

.tn this City. _

Miss ivnrirrirr omrv, choir.-ri. in the

guwt of Mrn_ W. A. Hawley, Kent Street.

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At the Cape Bear school meeting

No, 97 Philip Strickland wus ap- pointed trustee in place of James Herring retired. There was 520-00 voted for running expenses and $50.00 of teacher’s supplement. _

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agency for the Huyler line knowing there is nothing liner, and because we know too that people- will unconsciously iudge the value ot' our stock by the individual lines we ;;i-ry. We will be glad to hnve you judge this confec- tionery as soon as convenient.

ECLIPSE BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread.

l In packages from ioc. up.

as pure and wholesome as they are delicious. We secured the

Comforts T

Mennen's and Colgute's

Cashmere Bouquet and Vio- let Thfeum Powders f‘\AC5' Witch Hazel Cream and Macs' Almond Cream, Two exquisite toilet prepar- ations,delicatel v perfumed, preseves the skiinfroni sun- buru,'aud mak_¢S It SDH. smooth and white.

All the leading makes of

toilet preparations in stock

"ill ill Hill”

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day on an extended visit ro the, . » O

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