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Slloe

_'l`ii‘ne_

White Button Boots

l $2.10 in $4.50

White Pumps $1.50 to $3.00

hite Sport Shoe Rub ber Sole

$2.35

White Tennis Pump

Rubber Sole I

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Monsieur-And i sink you a,

_ _ polite _;°_|;{l&r§;u._ but possible. is lt. we horn '~*»_..'___

“Dollar Day i b

iiu_ci_:_eas at-this slore(:`i|i‘iiiirtl‘lsii’litBsp\iil<;s- a argains is 1

pre exceptionally? g(hl::1_Bnd|fth,?oJ'al=:g :giilllg tg'-iiwre than y°“" m°l\°y’s oamné g__“____ Mt ggerdlsgpnglnim by Q“°°“ Street- issa-o-ziiiiizlm

My f

"WM" You want anything in Ther. 325 d(_3_'_¢_>0df _Set in touch with Foster a____o__tmK§_s .__ He carries the biggest ____ the Ee these Koods in the city. Dm ___ 9 me vans too-central 8 °l'e- 1678-6-2sMai.

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LET Us deV€l0D Your Elms and makelyour prints. - We have a complete and very

modern department for handling this work.

Send us your exposures 'll

get the best there is in thgli, W1

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We have them becau ou want them.

Alley & Co

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The G. H. Cook Studio wm t _ It's time to have that long prom- ised portrait taken.

No need to_with for a fine day,

however, wait the equipment of the modern studio, you can be taken one time as _well as another.

Make the appointment today.

Bayer Studio

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-._’l_; _ _ _.-1. _ if .";\"- $11."

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Snappy Summer Fur- nishings for Men---

Try as you may. you cannot find a

newer, nicer, bigger or better display of right_up-to-the-minute furnishings for ir_i_en _in this section, than we are now

s owing. _ _

Our present display includes every-

thing the dressy man could desire in stylish summer needfuls. _Every article offered is exceptionally high ln quality although our prices are about the same as you must pay elsewhere for inferior articles.

5”. _ ,___

of the best Canadian Manufacturers, today is the time to call and make your selection. Our present showing is bound to

delight you.

_ If you wish to select your summer

furnishings from a distinctive display of the _choicest products

0 Kensington

Reuben Tuplin & Co., iii.

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MR8"1'HOMA8 PERKINS. '

Pescefuily passed awayat the home

of her nephew, Oswald Dingwell, Marie. on the 8th Inst., Margaret Mc- Kay, relict of the late Thomas Perkins of Souris West, at the age of 87 years.

late James McKay and Jane McEach- ` ern, of St Peters Bay, and was the last of the family of thirteen, six boys and seven girls. -

Her father. the late James McKay,

came from Caithness-shire, Scotland, to Charlottetown, many years ago, where for some time he worked at his trade of a shoemaker. From there he moved to St Peter’s Bay to the farm now occupied by Mr Kaneen. who bought it a few yearss ago from the heirs of his son. the late James (Joe) McKay. Oi’ the brothers and sisters of the deceased it can be said “their graves are severed far and wide." One sister, Sophia, was the wife of William Sanderson. Louise married Elisha Dlngwell and died out West. Isabella Jane was the wife oi' William Dingwell. and for many years carried on a hotel business at Marie. Mary Adelaide was the wife of James H. Dlngwell. John A.. a brother, was a teacher and died abroad.

The only near relatives of the de-

ceased are Oswald Dlngwell, of Marie, a nephew, at whose home she spent very happily her last days; and Miss Leila McKay, a niece, who devotedly attended to her until the last. Quiet, unassuming and ladyllke, the deceased had many friends who will cherish her memory. Her remains were in- terred in the graveyard at Souris West beside her husband, who predeceased her many years ago.

ORGANISATION OF MOUNT ALLI- SON ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the friends of the

Mount Allison Institutions was held in the Heartz Memorial_Hall last even- ing. A_ very entertaining programme was provided by former students of Mount Allison Ladies’ College and University, and an address ably pre- senting the claims of the institution made by Rev. B. J. Porter, the repre- sentative of the Mount Allison Board of Regents. A Mount Allison Associa- tion was crganised, with the following officers:-President, Mr Charles H. Black; First Vice-President, Miss Beatrice Dinnis; Second Vice-Presb dent. Rev. Frank Littlcjohns; Secy.- Treus.. Miss Helen A. Hughes.

“DOLLAR DAY.-Don't fail to visit

the Central Drugstore when in the city Wednesday. There are nlaiiy things we would like to show you.

-E. A. Foster, Sunnyside.

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“To save your time and make select- `

ing as simple as possible, we have had our dollar day advertisenlents printed in large type and placed where they may be seen at a glance from any part of the store. It will only take a mill- llte to select your requirements--your order will be promptly booked and de- livery made as early as possible in the day. Beer & Golf, 123 Queen Street.

The deceased was s daughter of the"

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ` __

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-~ -CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

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Print Butter (per lb.) Fowl (per lb.)

Chickens.

Wheat (per bushel)

Buckwheat .` Barley - Oli-I (white)

gots (black) .

ay. pressed (per ton

-Eggs (per dozen) Tub Butter (per lb.) Potatoes (per bushel) Turnips (per bushel) Hides Beef (per lb.) Retail Pork (per lb.) carcass

S’S[DE MAIf.KE'1‘S

30-32 11-13 14-16 $1.25 1.00 1.00 . 55

.56

14.00

.18 .22 .25 .25 .12

10-12

.11

Barley bus. 65 to 00s.

Buckwheat .60 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 Butter, lb. (creamery) .22 Calfskins lb. -.10 Oats (black) bus.

Straw (per ton)

Turnips, bill. Wheat, bus. 1.10 \\oul. Ib.

Eggs, dozen

Hay, loose ton $10.00 Hay, pressed 10.00

.90 .24 .23 .10 70

$6 .00

.15 1.60 .30

.15

11.00

Pune lilcli stoop

rlilaygis olsellse

-Bad blood is responsible for more ailments than anything else. It causes caiarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma- tism, weak, tired, languid feelings and worse troubles.

Hood 's Sarsaparilla ble been

wonderfully successful in purifying and enriching the blood, removing scrofllla and other humors, and building up tho whole system. Take it-_-give it to all the family so as to avoid illness Get it today-=

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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. _

The P EI Baptist Association meets Gm t hull) hung

with the Summerside Baptist Church on Thurssday evening or this week. The vessions will continue through Friday and Saturday and Sunday. Among those present from outside the_ province will be Miss Mabel Arelii-I bald, missionary; Rev. M. E. Fletcher, secretary of Foreign Missions for East- ern Canada; Rev. J. S. Nowlen, Sun- day School Secretary; Prof. S. Spldel, Ph.D.. Acadia University; Rev.

your wants and tllc szlllle day.

1688-6-29-M2iE1l.

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oil” Dollar day A

You’ll buy the lllost on Dollar Day wllcrc you get ilic

lllost i`or your lnollcy, \voli't

To say tli_c thrifty lioilscwivcs will llc _clcliglitccl wif_ll the

villilcs wc :irc offering is piittlllg lt rzlilicr llllldly--ilicy simply

(jzlll and look over our

licsilzly, \i'c’ll cxpcct to soc you licrc. '

123 Queen

& Street

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Your Dollar Bill ' will do double

duty at this store

yon? We know you will-fliat’s

\\/cilliesilay, _]iille 3Oili, to bc the biggest day

this store.

ileliglitcd.

Dollar Day lllzirgziili I.i:-li-select

wc will guarantee delivery as curly as possible lf you are out looking for liargiiills on \\'c<l-

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E. Bosworth, Montreal, and others. W

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1683-6-29M2i

12.00

Hides, lb. .10 Lamb pelts .30

Oatmeal, pei' 100 Oats, (white) bus. Oats (Black) bus.

Potatoes, bus.

.50 8.75 65 68' 27

(Special fo The Guardian)

CHICAGO. June 21'.-Wheat, No, 2,

red, nominal; No. 2, hard, $I..‘511,§ to $1.22. Corn, No. 2, yellow, 74%c. to 75’/nc. Others nominal. Oats, No. 5, white, 471/4, to 4Sc.; Standard, 47% to 48c. Rye, nominal. Barley, 67 to 71c. Timothy, $5.50 to $7. Clover, $8.50 to

$13.25. Pork, $16.55. Lard, $9.10. Ribs, $9.62 to $10.12.

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Bright Bunting Flies Gaily From

Hundred; of Our Patriotic Homes.

Scarooly a honle ill this city but

what now boasts of a Union Jack.

lt is especially significant to note

the rapidity with which The Guar- dian’s Flag Outfit offer was taken up by readers, for scarcely had the pres- entation of these handsome outfits been announced than they were called for by the hundreds ill a single day-to date the liunlbcr distributed runs into many hundreds. for every one who sees thc outfit immediately

wants one like it.

’l`here’s only one way to secure

them and that is through The Guard- ian's generous offer. Readers who carefully note the announcement ap- pearing on another page of today's is- sue will flnd that the small expense fee required merely covers the cost of assembling and distributing the Union Jacks. complete with brass-ferrule jointed pole, ball alld halyard. to- gether with window sockct, all ready l

fpr instant attachment to ally window s ll. _

Though the allotment is large it is

limited. and the deep inroads made illto the stock dictate quick applica-

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Canada

Dominion

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Each season finds new itleas and conveniences incorporated into what has already

been proven the best by previous experience and every purchaser of a_ vehicle manu- factured by either one of the four factories named above is sure _of getting his money s worth in a high grade, well made Carriages-one that shows the highest point _of perfec- tion in careful, thorough and artistic workmanship, latest designs and superior finish.

For Turnip Cr'ops

Do you want a big, bumper

turnip crop? li’ you do, use our fertilizers. It is the simp- lest, surest and most economical way to increase the yield alld improve the 'fertility of the field. Get a supply without de- lay-we have only a limited quantity left.

Call in today and see our

large and beautiful display. Pick out the carriage you want. You will find it here if its one of Canada’s best. Every day our large showing grows smal- ler, the best styles are going fast- make your selection while the line is complete-

step in and choose your carriage today-NOW.

Supplies for Drivers

We spei:i-alize ill driving

supplies. Ollr stock is large and very complete. show- ing everything that _YOU could desire ill this lllle- the best quality at the lowest prices. See us for ilinbrellii tops, whips, cotton iilisters. horse dusters. heavy seal aild wool wraps.

Famous “Daisy” Barrel Churn

Big Display of Superior Harness

Our big harness display shows all thc

best styles made in two of (.‘-anada's best liar- licss shops-the Heaney Harness Co., Moli- treal. and Trees & Co.. Toronto. You can sel- ect iiie harness you want from twenty-five different styles in single and dollble parts

lid

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tion by those who are still uncquipp- Summerside \ ed

The molintillgs are of Nickel, Solid Nickel, Brass. Oroide alld Genuine Illibbcl-. Doil't fail to see the special lille of track harness for

nleli's light driving.

"Daisy, the churn illal's easy in turn"-"~

if you are thinking about geitillg ii cliurll and want the utmost value i`or your inillloy. yoil`ll make no mistake in selecting a “Daisi’~"

The Daisy Barrel (Thurli is made of spec-

ial selected and seasoned wood, has electrically welded hoops. compound action. heavy steel frame, weighted bottom. adjustable brakl-, can be operated by hand or foot. perfectly balanced adjustment, is light and rapid.

Kent Street,

Charlottetown

Water Street '

P m.'__

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RNE & CO.

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Overalls, Black, 90C. catli,.

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We y _ Wednesday

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COME ..............., CUME

One Dollar SlJ¢°i

als

Cl _ __ . for`$i.oo

l. Mews Fancy Stripe Shirts' 75C' fa I ° I D D . ' . . ' ‘ ‘H » . . . . . . . .. .2 for$i.oo

Men’s Work- Shirts, Black -and Lolorcd.(’:>1- -~ -- ° ' ' ' °’ " _ _ _ _2 for $__00 Boys’ F=1\1°>' Shifts- 65°' °“°h’ ' ' ` ' ' ' ` ` ' ` ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' U . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ ...$i.oo each

vknys F;ncy iilipli Sih5l;tseaili35 each ° . . . I U I .i i. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ._ . .. .io for $1.00 Men’s ies, as. - ‘ '

i l\'I_cll’s Cashmere Hose, 35°- P3"'5’ ' ' ' ‘ ` ' ' ' ' ` ' ' ` '" '

_ . - _ __ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...4 pairs $1-00

` Men’s H0|¢i>f00f U51” H95” an Color? . - ‘ . . .._ suits for $l.oo li/it-n’s Bnlbrigswi U““°'W“"‘-" 75°' P" im ' ` ' ` ` ' ' ` I ' D . . . . _ . . _.. _...Special Sins Mcllfs liard llats, $2.00 ea_cl_i,_ _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ __ _$__o0 each

\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

“all” Pa“"‘?“‘ Hats’ $150 Cath ' I ° I ' ‘ . . . .U . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . _ .z for $l.oo

. . . . . . . . .. . . .4_pairs $1.00

h . . . . . ... ...2for$I-00

li-‘=.~"A`;'_§:' `\, L:llll)l'Cllil5i uae ' '° ' .`

ii japanese Suit Cases, $1-5° Cach '

A V A 4 Men’s Lawn Halidkcrcliicis, 126. Cllilll -

_ _*_ Mcnis Pyjama5,$|_5o persuit,.............. . .. .......$l.00

. ' ‘ Mens Silk Ties, 5oc. each .. . .. .3 for $i.oo

/' \\" Men’s Worsted Hose, 35c. pair . .. - - - - -4 P3-ifs $i-0°`

l// fi T _ Mcll’s Cotton Hose. 15°- ‘~Pi*if _-_ °-~~ ° ' ' ‘8 Wifi $_"°°

` , / Men’s Tan Dogskin Gloves, $1.25 per pr. ._ . . . ...$i.oo pr.

_ . . . . . ._...$1.00

. _...iz for $1.00

Wednesday

by the best makers in Canada for

bills I

Remember every suit offered is new this

Sprin[g._ We have no _old stock.

the city.

` g"__f,2‘;§; illt Henderson 8|. Oudmore ll “£3”

Save $5 to $4.50

To introduce our high class ready-to-wear

Clothing to the public. Wednesday only we will put on sale one hundred and fifty worsted and Tweed Suits worth up to $16.50 and made

one dollar

his sale is genuine Sold only on Wed-

nesday to boom dollar day and help advertise

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“ V I 12 one dollar bills buys a $16.50

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