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Wrapper Question

Is_ one that should interest every

housewife. Many think they cannot

~ get them good enough and cheap enou h p to _be economical. This is a mistnge *~ ,s which we can easily prove to you, if you

visit our Wrapper Department. Cut,

made. and llnished by experts; they are perfect fitting, splendid in quality, low in price. Any size from 3-1 to 42 inch-all colors and black.

8.5¢, l.l0, l.25, $1.50 and up

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Department. We have selected the best in white and colored, and have marked

; , them at prices that will sell them quick.

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Silks AE?

We have as usual a splendid ex-

hibit of silks. They were made in England, France and J apan; For prettiness and economy we recom- mend the English make; made by the world renowned ‘ Lister” of Manningham. They are all silk, a trifle heavier, and will _wear better than them made in France or Japan; besides this they are marvellously cheap..

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/ Umbrellas / open and rolled up. As

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/ ij- Silent wrgh have ever 5 -_ ;A. own. e prices are jf _ °“ low, very low, for such

_ ' good Umbrellas.

f Loo, 1.25, l.5o, 2.00,

l $2.50 and up

as awalking stick-open, it is generous in size, strong of rib, and cover- ed with material that is guaranteed to wear well, besides, the handles are elegant, the best assort-

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been a very near rel.t.ion to the mer- hant who puts 05 buying a Fire proof -- afe until after his store is burned down and his account books destroyed. Ther was a time when high grade fire Pf°_°

safes cost a lot of money. That was in .

_ the days when manufacturers believed

in small sales and big profits. Today a guaranteed fire pr of safe of small

' dimensions, can be bought as l0WaS

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_éatalogues and_ quotations pri vari0\1S

sizes may be obtained by writing t0

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Piano

pisses every virtue of the high

, grade Piano-The stamp of ' origin l beauty is shown in its

case de~igus. It/e tone is noted

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practically in a class by iteel and represents a distinct ad vauceinthe science of piano

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CITY AND

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Guardian Correspondents is Everywhere.

THE regular weekly meeting of the

W. C. T. U. will be held on Mon- day afternoon at 3.30

THE Steamer Albert may be placed

on the route between Wallace and P. E. 1.-Sydney Record.

Miss Wilson, of New York will .give a recital in the Y. M. C. A. Hall, Tues- day evening June 11. Admission 25 cents

Tru: GUARDIAN has received a copy of

the Nova Scotia prize list. The fair will be held ln Halifax from September 14th to Zlst.

WE are pleased to learn that Mrs. (Rev.)

W. A. Thomson, although still confined to the P. E. I. Hospital, where she has recently undergone an operation, is slowly but surely improving in health.

Miss Gannon teacher, in Prince

Street School has secured leave of ab- sence for a year. Her place will be taken by Miss Robertson, gold medal- lst at P. W. C. last year.

Tint: St. John Telegraph says: Peter

W. Gordon, a bright and popular news- paper worker in St. John, 'one of the Star staff, yesterday received the degree of M. A., at Acadia College, Wolfville.

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THE services in the Methodist Church

at Margate on Sunday morning June 2nd, were of a most solemn and impressive character. The pastor, Rev. W. A Thomson, extended the right hand of fellowship to eighteen persons, nearly all of whom were from the Clinton por otn of the congregation.

THE cargo of the S. S. Probus consists

of 18,000 sacks common Liverpool salt, 840 factory filled sacks, 20 tons Prussian rock salt. The steamer displays the Sweedlsh dag having recently been purchased by the present owners from the Prince S. S. Co , New Castle. The ship is ZQ4 feet long and is looked upon as a strong one. On the way to this Dort some rough weather was e xperienced and a number of barrels of tar were washed overboard. The glass in the port holes in the bow of the ship was shiven d to bits by the tossing of the heavy sea. The ship which is painted lead color is being repainted black.

A Tauno _'despatch says:--On account

ofthe groom’s family being ln mourning the nuptials of Frank Standeld and Miss Sarah Emma Thomas, second daughter of ex-Mayor Thomas, were celebrated yester- day in the presence of only members of the families of tho contracting parties. The large parlor of the Thomas residence was beautifully decorated with palms. ferns and cut flowers, the pretty and artistic work of young friends of the bride, and in this handsome room, withoi t bridesmaid or “best man,’ the Rev. A, D. Myrton, in the short hut impressive ceremony of the - Methodist church, pro- nounced our young friends “man and wife." At the station an unusually large number of young friends had gathered to extend good wishes, andrice in abundance was showered over Mr. and Mrs. Frank Standeld as they started oft' on their wedding tour to Montreal. Toronto, Ottawa, the Pan American Exposition.

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THE Provincial W C T U C

June 19th to 21st. Miss Rutherford Dominion President will speak on the evening of the 20th. Mrs Whitman, Cause, N. S. and \Mrs. Dr. :Woodburg, Halifax will also attend, the former will speak on the evening of the 19th, on “the Labrador Misslon." The meet- ings will be held in the Central Christian Church,Kent St.All superintendents of departments will meetln Conference on Wednesday morning 19th Juneat 10a. m. A full executive ls also requested at the time and 'place.

A Lanes crowd was very much inter ested at thee Queen Spuare, Chatham. last Thursday evening ln the climbing of the fiagstaff there by a young man named Lawrence, who belonged to a P. E. I. schooner which lay at one of the wharves. He happened to hear Alderman Wise say that. he would like to find some one who could go up to the truck of the Staff and reeve the new halyards, the old ones having been care- lessly allowed to remain unrenewed until they parted last summer, and he volunteered to do the job at once. Pro- ceedingto the Square he went hand over hand, up one of the stays of the mast until he reached the round top at its head and, without delay, he ' kept on with remarkable agilty up the stays of the tcpmast to the bare pole, which he climbed until he was breastlhigh above the truck. - Then he quickly reeved the new halyard and descended, carrying its end with him to the round-top at the foot of the tcpmast. Here he found that he had left the line twisted around one of the stays where ltjolned the top- mast head, so he went up again as quickly

and easily asbefore, made everything” I G1

right and again descended, and came mpldly down to the ground, bringing the end of the lnie with him. He was _heartly applauded,and received $5 for the job.- Chatham Advance.

YOU CANNO'l`- CURE PlI.ES_

By Internal Remedies'

The only way to cure every form of piles is to use a remedy like the Py- ramid Pile Cure which is applied directly to the parts ad’ected and its wonderfu healing affects are apparent from the drst application because the medical properties are rapidly absorbed by tissues and sensitive membranes of the rectum, and the cure is made s ieedlly- and almost before the patient is aware oflt, every trace of piles has left him.

This is one of the reasons why Pyramid

Pile Cure has been so uniformly suc- cessful. Ibis appliei directly where lt ls needed and where it will do the most good. Not bythe roundabout way of the stomach nor the harsh barbarians methods of various surgical operations and so called systems. , 1

Direct application to the seat of disease

is the only rational way, and this is fully accomplished by the Pyramid Pile Cure. If the voluntary testimony of thousands who have tried this remedy is worth any- thing then no sufferer has and excuse for longer delaying in giving it a fair trial, knowing that when you do so the Pyr- amid Plle Cure will have made one more friend, the best possible advertisement we can have. The chief advantages of the

‘remedy are: It cures without pain, the

cure is lasting it contains no poison, and lastly it is the cheapest and quickest cure yet found. Your druggist can tell you what it has done for others.

Testimonials of cures from all Darts of

the United States will be sent. on applica- tion to the Pyramid Drug Co., *Marshall Mich.

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There is somethinglacking in tae nicely

trimmed lawn-clean walks and shady trees. Keep the lawn mower idle for a few weeks a-.ti nature as it to shame us into some- thing better-sends the dandelions with its yellow bloom-reminding and teach- ing us that even a dandelion is better than no flowers at all. We have a grand as- sortment of dower plants for bedding- See our advertisement in this paper that mentions some of them-J. J. Gay & Son.

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Carters’ -for Wall Paper

Caution-Ourbottles are registered in

accordance with the Canadian Trade Mark and Design Act. It is unlawful to use, buy or sell these bottles without our permission. Those having them in their

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A few second hand bicvcles, in good con ditlon, for sale. Apply to Ernest Duchemin, city. ' 18 ti.

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vention will meet in Chhrlottetdwnodln are Humors ? it

,ing the veins and affecting the tlslues. They are commonly due to defective diges- tion but are sometimes inherited.

_ salt rheum or eczema, plmples and boils. and ln weakness, languor, general debllity.

Hood’s .farsaparilla which also builds up the system that has sudered from them.

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How do they manifest themselves? i' 'In many forms ’ of cutaneous eruption,

How are they expelled ? By.

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