lllll t "T; j You tie/ed a clean, free burning] wool-lo‘: the Kitchen Range. We can supply the» kind that ‘gives satisfaction and the _.,price is the lowest. Send in your order today.

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FOR SATURDAY *ONLY — nearly twenty different flavors in old-style Scotch candy.Pure, delicious and wholesome confec- tionery that will delight every sweet tootl1.R eg- ularly sells for 40c a lb.Saturday only 28c lb.

FURNI

Extension. Talrle 00p measur t,‘ .ize 40x44. extends to 6 ft. worth $8.50 forv‘ $6.50, _

Extends to 8ft. ‘worth $9.00 for $7.00. " ‘ ‘

Kitchen Cabinet, a beauty, worth $20.00 for $18.00. .

Side boards, large‘ and ﬁnished sur- face oak, worth $10.00, for $8.50.

Large Cupboard with glass doors, worth $15.00 for $12.00.

Larger one, worth $17 for $15.00.‘

Side Boards, all sizes and qualities from $3.50 to $50.00 all at dis- counts. .

Butlstt, from $12150 to $45.00 all at discounts. -

Dressers, from $5.25 to $50.00.

Commodes from $2.75 to $8.75.

Iron Beds, spring and mattress the best at the lowest price. PATONS.

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The best potatoes can be grown on Commercial Fertil- izers alone, without stable manure. Try it with Swifﬁs

from Jllines spring v . ; .

Tandy 28c

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Hughes’ Sheep Dip

is a non-caustic coal tar pro- duct, combined with soluable sulphur. ‘

Easy Cheap and l Safe "to Use

kills lice, ticks, mites, fleas, drives away ‘flies and mosqu- toes, cures mange, scab and

X _. a T" Lunar Nlwsprlasr or Au,

Ham. nunsaonnx-rm Frederica‘- °ll H!“ his been enlarged by the ad-

l°it°li°wn Yell-chilly from Sydney.

' advantage of

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rr‘ rays u» buy m l... mm»;-

dltlon of some 15 feet in length.

THE o. o. KlllLLYr-The schooner Q- 0- Ken: with a cargo of coal '0' 0- locus a OOHUNVMI in Char-

\ er. earnestness-n. o. luxur- lwn will Drench on Saturday, cue 14m at St. Catherine's at 7.30, and on Sabbath, the 15th, at Churchill at, 10.80 and the People's Church ‘ac 1,-

arn- _ _ HAVE SECURED HOMEB.- IT he n" mill 0111118118 who arrivedln Charlottetown Tuesday are new page; “"5 1°!‘ b!‘ Padilla who have"tlakeu them into their homes. Onehas found a homo in Kensingtou and thel other four at Murray Harbor. They Ml’- "16 c"? yesterday afternoon.

WELL NURSED-His many i friends Will be pleased to learnthat Master Wilfrid Walsh, Longworth St", who liiliﬁ been very ill, is lmprgviug yap. uly and is now on the sure rout}. m recovery. Master Wilfrid in Barnum, to the usual medical ptofgggigng] attendance, had ‘he “"18 i nursid. by Mo; Hudson Sherren, a fact which con. trlbuted largely to his speedy re-, covery, ._ . ROAD CONDITIONS-In conversa- tfun Yesterday with Mr. Neil Mc- Mlvl", M811 Courier, between Chur- lottetown and Hampton over‘ which route heﬂtravels twice a day summer end winter, and with utmost satisfac- tion to the public, he informed the Guardian that the roads are, genergL l)’ Speaking most creditable. From North River Bridge to Churchill, a distance of about ten miles, the road is all that could be desired and a credit to the Road Masters. From Churchill to DeBable, on the \ p“; road, conditions are not as they ought to he-particularly in Bonshaw where there are sections which are actually dangerousmo work having been done here yet. The Road Mas- ters in this territory require a little urging on by the authorities. From DeSable to Hampton the roads are now being put in good condition and will shortly be quite creditable and a pleasure to drive on. On the return stretch along DeSable and Argyle Shore the roads were put ln good condition early in the spring and are excellent.

YOUTl-IFUL ROBBERS- Yester- day morning Mr. Magistrate Martin had before him at. thethurlottetown Police Court eight little boys, whose ages ranged from eight to ten or twelve years, against whom the seri-

rlngworm and other skin dieeases. i , One Ariel willconvince you njost as lt has thousands of others whd now use i: exclus- ively.

Goo. Hughes

“The People's Druggist"

Potato Phosphate. A. Horne L

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Happy and Co

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full o Hickey/s Brigert Cut Smoking TobaccraHls pi ue dreams will always be p. easlnt because this‘ tobacco is manufactured from only the

best Virginia leaf the Aroma being pure and fragrant. Try

[kidney 81- Nicholson

R¢9ebi13“'i$---

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are the ‘Standard; . in" Quality. and,

Durability. carry the ‘E est. and _ .sortme,nt,1n. the V .,City.-

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geseliQﬁiclal some; l the Ampncsni l Worldfs Series. (‘PM ,ggt¢1,'mvgmittjs......c.i . ' ‘s Gloves

Grocers and. Drugglsts, ;

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Alglagne Ballis used Llulildglplldll the Official i‘ cflliif)“ . .'.‘...... .256 to $0.00 - ﬁoioﬁf-ii

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ous charge of breaking and entering into business premises was made.

611d dlllihter made the round trip by

PERSMIILS

m uoarnunsmanLurx- -r u e Northuiv-bcrland docked in‘Cberlotte- town last night at 9,15,

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‘Mrs. lﬁonductor) Daniel McKenna the Northumberlsnd yesterday. Mr. J. A. Messervay returned by

the Northumberland from a trip to Newfoundland.

Mr. Murdock Kennedy, M. L. "A" B\'5dﬂ1l""1°. arrived in Ohsrlpttetown 155i’- nlsht by the North-timberland re- turning from Syduay,

MP- Frank Weeks of Fredericton left on Wednesday morning for West-

ern Canada. He will be absent for BBVQPIQI weeks,

Mr. Edward Bellick who has been sick for some time is

imvrovlna but is still confined to the house. ' —llev. Dr. John Dystant, Cheboy- gnn, Mlch., arrived by the Enrpress Tuesday night and went to Ellerslie, where he will spend a couple of wee-s at his old home.

Mr. M. C. Delaney’. M. L. A., North Tryon, was in Charlottetown yester- day and secured a. pair of Foxes for the North‘ Tryon {Black and Silver Co from the best Island stock.

Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Crabbe and Miss Philips, Charlottetown, are in Amherst where Mr. Crabbe was at- tending a meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Masonic Fraternity.

-....-. -—Mrs. R. K. Bhives, of Campbell- tou. N. B.,_ left yesterday morning on return to her home after spending a few_ days in Bumrnerside, the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. T. Holman.

Mrs. Paisley accompanied by Prof. Watson's family have left Baekville, N. B., for P. E." Island, where they will spend theﬂsumrner months. They will be juinelk-bwProi. Watson later.

Miss M. L._ Pope, of Charlottetown, PI who has’ been spendlngj-tlie wirites in Vancouver, Calgary, and Regina, arrived in townfon Wednes- day, and is the guest of Mrs. George Pope at Britennlar-Cttuwa Journal.

‘ Mr. Daniel McNeil}, Superintendent of the C. P. R. Telephone system, with headquarters at Bcribﬂeri Ont. is spending his vacation with his par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. lVicNeill, Char- lottetown.

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Today. a great, sale of M en's Fancy Sox worth 2 5c.35c and 50c

now THAT SUMMER IS i‘ JUST AROUND '1‘ is l0')klng about for cool things to wear-and every man footwear first of ail.

prior

HE CORNER" every man feels the need for lighter

managed‘ to secure

Here is another really wonderful, bargain that our buyers greens, reds,

for you. The stocking are mostly fine rnercer goody-browns, blues; mauves, greys, purples, in fact every “color in which s 1X are made. .

_ Every size a man can wear ls to be had in this gre lt’lot. One of dlr four big windows is filled up with samples of this wonderful line—the values’ are regular 25c per palr- 3 5c per pair-soc per pair. We offer the whole lot at '

Two Pairs for 25¢

“PenmawWStockings The Ideal Footwear for Women who care i“ "'-

PROBABLY THE REASON WIlY WE SELL MORE "PENM._AN' stockings than any other make, is to be found in the fact that PhNldAN seam- less stockings have more good points at once thanany other stocking! at the same price.

2_5c pr. 35c pr. 50c pr.’

PENMAN STOCKINGS ARE SEAMLESS -this means seamless feet. —seamless leg-smooth ﬁtting not a thread or knot to bother the wearer.

Good mercerised stockings PEN- Finer grade mcrcer stocking- MAN seamless make, b. k, shite or black, white or tan, all sizes... tan,all sizes.‘......... .. ......Z5c, ............3ic

PENMAN fine seamless cashmere stockings, all sizes perfectly smooth,

l- eaolcblososa "H...-

Very choice ﬁne slucoth cash- mere stockings, not a seam of aiy

The engagement is announced of Miss Minnie E. Weeks daughter of Mr, John Weeks, Fredericton and an: ter of Rev. E. S. Weeks, to_Mr. Ben-

These were the boys implicated in the robbery committed a few nights ago

' at the business places of Messrs. Fen-

nell & Chandler and Mr. C. L. Grant, from which a large quantity of hard- ware was stolen. The youthful rob- bers, it appeared, eilected their en- tcrance into the places by breaking one of the glass windows, after which it was plain sailing for them. The istufl they succeeded in carrying away, it seems, they hid in one of those shnnties called shacks, which method unis adopted in order to conceal their wrongdoiugs from their parents. They were brought up before the Magis- trute yesterday morning, their par- ents being in attendance; and Mr. blertiu had them all before him in his private oﬂlce where he dealt with the matter. The boys it is

received no doubt a. severe warning

from the Magistrate, _whlle it is ex- d that their parents did not es-

pecte cape and th ing, of course, w people in the matte but they no doubt heard mo side 0f the (mtg in the privacy of their homes.

a little homily on their duties.

_.__.____- l , COMMENCEMENT Ar ILLINOIS URBANA, n1., June 1l'—1l‘he forty

ﬂavors are

will please you-

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under- stood, did not deny their guilt,and

e care of their children. Noth- as done to the Ymlllg r of punishment, re of this question from their per-

commencement exer-

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‘Tannin S. Craswell of Hazel Grove, Lot" 22. The marriagelwill talreppiace‘ the latter part of the present month. Fr. A. J. McIntyre, MorellhRelo. Mgr. Gillie, _ Indian River, Rev. A. Stewart, Belfast, Mrs. M. Nicholson. Belfast. Messrs. M. L. McKinnon. and G. A. Thomson, Montague, A. C. Mc-

Sponges

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GETS.“ 1t gmlveriziecrya “pin zlélngls The little barber spon g- 'were hel in. _e un _> , c _ - - ‘ _ , ; ‘ “m 9"“ ““~‘~‘“‘“‘lr P"i1“$‘.‘§§§.§t§ es‘ The middk Md bu“ The Rapid Vacuum Clothes Washer “hm” delivered e a r the s n es and the bi lgradulttiii. all: hisfbli wills thliieutiliver- Po g ’ g ' W 1 b l ted S 1 A t f r P n‘ d f "t!" - 11 i 5 e lave eeu appo n o e gen s o _ . an or am" wagon Sponges, a pr Ce these 2 SPECiALS. The Coffee Percolator as shown heite is com- ~m¢ canny for 28*‘- e “b i“ B“ “t 1 g ~ d makes erfect coffee in less time and req ‘res ass coffee ' , ‘ ldrtl Sotch pecan p . ' - ’ 2:23; tﬁgidgfhltsll}?! gutgzty c": t because all the goodness 1s contracted by perclat on through the it"! mm Yh9l°iﬁm°t§fxfy {f1} m‘; f bag. The coffee needs no cleaning process; it is all ready to serve 1n a few minutes. em eat“ slllfvin yand ‘ineyknow they You have read and hgafd of Coffee Percolators as high as $5 oo ea. Well, th s ercolat-

Get an Ensign Camera

MONTAGUE MARKETS. - Potatoes pork, o; to ll: Corrected for every Wednesday andBeel 5to7l PALMYRA, Wis., June 1i-—-'f‘he

Corrected for

Kenna, Emerald, John Mcbmd, Chill’! Potatoes 25 (ihicken l7 National Association of Drug Clerks lottetown’ M,“ and Mrs_ p_ Eh 1-191. Beets, ppr doz. 12 Turkeys l5 U122 has established here as a home for ‘and and Miss Mcgormack. vamo“ Lard, per lb. llato lﬂGcese 121.015 their sick nud aged members, River. were outward oassengers from Beef (small) per lb. 8 t0‘l0 Fowl Ll was formally dedicated today in con- “ t t d _ Beef (quarter) per lb, 5i t0 7 Ducks lb ncctiou with the third aunuul conven- harlotte Own yes er By Pork 0 to l0§l0ats (whitc) 40 tion of the association. ___ Lamb, per lb. (email) 10 to liOats lhluck) 42 to 44 Fowl 9 to 13 Wheat 59 zzDr. Ayers‘ office will be closed on glutlitw" 2g lé" gels: a’) u o er ‘Vgednegdayx Tlpiursd€vy,kli‘§ld8y.nl1\l1: Eggsmlper d“ 2,, “ .____.__ nsruuw unrvnastrv d2." 8y O B W ' or e-ioiflai oats 4o to 42 _ COMMENCEMENT. _ ' .,_______ _ __ Hay (Pressed) $12 to 3'4 Knoll“ ‘B a “"8 pow“? m“ _ _ . Hay (Loose) $12 to s13 destroys all odor of perspiration. Fem GREENCASTLE, Ind” June 11:- Pmk H to 9} those who wnlk much or exercise The seventy-fourth l commence- much during the-hot weather or any- mcnt exercises of Depauw University one troubled with excessive perspiru- were held this morning. President ‘ ‘ SUMMERBIDE MARKETS. tion this is n fine preparation to use. George R. Gross conferred‘ the de-

Turnips

perfect ﬁtting uh~O-O Us kind................... .........75c v Silk Stockings in Black, While or Tan......... .......... ..50c ‘j Silk Stockings in Black, White or 'l‘an......... .. ".850 - Silk Stockings in Black, White or 'l‘an......... . . ......$l.0ll i‘

Special Showing of Ladies’ Stockings this Week

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Saturday issue. lllressed K163i ll W1" Drurgistfs Nutlonul home, which the

grees and Bishop Francis J, McCon- ncll, former president of the univer- the address to the

It doesn't stop the natural function of the pores but entirely removes all l8 odors. Tube 25c. The 'I‘wo Macs, 149 Mldtf

every Wednesday nud

Saturday issue.

slty,

Eggs delivered

lli (ircnt (lcorge St.

/ a . ~ - 2 Big Specials just Arrived T he. Little Wonder Coffee Percolator

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m; will do the wqpk inhalf th : time a1d just as complete and is only 75c. s is cer-

tainly “LittielWonder.” just set it in your Clffee Pot and it will do the rest Call into our annex on Grafton Street and have alook at these. The price (least

youforget) is only . .--- ~15‘ ii"

The Rapid VacuwnClothes Washer

hing Machine. PERFE 1T IX CE. TheRapid washer is beyond of any invention in the form of ’s success being in the met- forced through the Clotllﬁs g every part-

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This is the. perfect Was MERITS, PERFECT IN PR‘. all question the greatest success Washing Machines. The secret of it bod by which soap and water are _ with compressed air and suction, thereby removln _ _ icle of dirt without the slightest wear on the fabrics. It lssnr-

raasnsigu u» the safest. rﬁoethmph and" tsunami-y hand camgm W“ QM‘ buffer thwmoliﬂyi “$191 "7 aIELIQSiIP necean modiﬁes -_ 8°“! near pftiiem. "i- only handled-

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m ..iif'iff<iiil‘°iill

prising the effect that p. few minutes operation of this device

“will have on a tub fullof dirty clothes. _ This is the $5351’

that will do yourwoik conveniently economifcfally apgefiggprgv ' ' C o

It 1s simple in, construction, but mighty in e e ‘d Iron. Fibre or

lever attachmenballows ltto be attached to Sal"

ﬂ , A , v . ._ ~ l1 ~12. - c, 1,’,.°s‘i§ff,',ﬁ§§°.if¢ °.l’.";'.i§;°’;&u.r. neck-saving am. The Evuwnusgy yuan} i ;$ “Q 7. qRapid VacunmCloth-es-Washer Comp1eteonly.......... 2.50 his h-stiond v haw " ' . , 1- , . ~ a <=---=~ Thaaogerslfardware 6Q Ltd “we .."...-.....--,»--~. "sec. a c . . " a a a & Ker" .