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1 IUNE 4»-‘9°8v '_ - ‘ _ THE cHAano1”rEroum.oUARn1AN .u<.r<_r~r~1= ~

Cold after cold, eougliiftsr cough One cold no sooner cured than

CCHS COICIS:.::"::::;€.:1:'°.:..::'=:::::'°°";

1: til iii ri?

you

Adam' h want ll a medicine that will break up

an “nm H. thlshshinheallnilamed membranes, . . . 1,4, .Hu strengthen weak tissues 1_-,ggy°f°°~-

Head Offices ln New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.

_ P l _ 0-day “_ um F_ w_ Pm. hu "turned to Dr. Blanchard returned home last

|| T-'..i'-"~.`

_IS ) Moncton from o. visit to this City. 513'" ‘"0" M°“¢"“l- ,

_ - _ \_ halstisogolgp ?e:{esl;:sl;_§.SN;_wFI;_1:_;'__°_=: A prncticip ipr _€h_e tlratermaritlme 4,? `

-1- 'f ~fv'*` - _ _ Sh f. l 0 Cd 0 I. lst. 11.15

_ A Piece of Cut Glass ... __ .__._._ -. y __ _ _ _

__ _ _\‘il_-,._'§;, ~ There were about 65 students tak-

. 'rue beauofolaesigus and mode, "e _‘-';.»;?;:,;;,>;~.;.-f/ ~_ I

' \ . ' ~.;f "` Y

atc prices we ask for them should in if

terest you. ‘

W._ W. WELLNER, .

noir

,__ _ _ \/it /so

. ~§'.~,-94', " ,. .»}_-'.

“5/.\\`-'

- - Jeweler

_Have your photos taken in

all the leading styles at CO0K'S.

Best faeilrties for family groups. Films developed at lowest

prices. Studio. DesBrisay

Block Charlottetown.

Hughes' Saline'

cleanses and puriiies the system, no better spring medicine. I

Price 25c per bottle.

_ Hughes' Digestive Tonic cures that tired feelingn' It gives strength and vigor to the entire body.

Price 25c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apothecnries Hall.

oi. t..§§si nomeuuor ---BREAD- A

. Scents

White l per loaf

‘ .

7 cents

' Bmw" l per loaf I

We make a specialty of home- -'.

made bread and can supply customers regularly-a trial

order solicited. '

_ Cameron's Grocery_

No 13 Upper Pownal St > 6f3dmwf3m

ibm gi#

The Thoroughbred Car- riage Stallion

JUNE DAY

will make the season of |008 'through the fol lowing places-leavingow_ner's stable. Honshnw

%aklngal1o|o road to Becky Point, Long Crack, Jlyde ver Charlottetown (Ccntrul . tables), Marshfield. 'l`ompson's Mills Little \'crk\ Union nose, ammo Point. vsfiuoloo nwl, New

Glasgow Road. Rustieo, Cn\'cndl»~‘\ llope River, Glaigow, Hunter River, l loo 'tie d, Hartnvllle, nllyatlroes. to o\vner‘s ltaayle. June Day has the proud distinction no Being nthroushbred ofthe very highest ty\o. ll re ia noba wr bred horse in the world t an no is.

.lurRDa5hand~his colt-s won the sliver medal at e arlottct/own Exhibition of 1906 and t4_1_ok prices in every clans in which they were 1| Owll.

Dates will appear later.

JAIIFB H. GREEN

Owner and in charge.

I-30rmtht.lMny28thcnrth3ipd

WARM Weather in

here. You will need

more FRUIT. Oranges Bananas, Pine Apples, in excellent order and rice moderate at

‘M c KE N N A ’ S Both Stores.

5$s8.ll-fel

We have just received direct

from the Mill a lot of B EAV-

BEEit A fd. GOFF.

glasses.

Childre~n’s '

Slippers

50:: a pair

Our special attrac_ tion this week is one hundred and

fifty pairs of cl1ildren’s Kid

ankle strap slip-

pers sizes 5, 6, 7,

8, 9, xo, at 5oc

a pair regular price

$1.00 and $1.15. _

Alley Q). C0,

A_ few pairs of chi1dren’s laced

boots same sizes

added ,to the lot

at 5oc a pair.

Alley Q1 U0,

'Flour put up ,in

ing the teacher's license examina-

Miss Dora Bmith and Chao. Smith

of College Bridge, N. S., are visit- ing friends in the City.

The outward cargo by the North-

nmberland yesterday included two cars lobsters and four horses, ship- ped by J. P. Woodbury.

Charlottetown has seldom had the

prhalege of hearing a reader whose art stands the test of t-he highest: standard. Mrs. Bout.hwlclr’s work stands this test.

The str. Alexandria, belonging to

the N. B. Snowball Co., of Chatham in tow of the tug Bt. Nicholas put into Bnmmerside last night for shelter. The Alexandria lost her rudder some days ago, and is being towed to Picton where 3 new rudder arid a general .overhauling will be given her;

At the third monthly meeting of

poultry men of P. E. Island Tuesday night there was a fair attendance. The Assoclat.ion’s poultry show prize- list was started but. owing to too small attendance it was left until the next meeting. A special meeting is to take place next Tuesday even- ing at 7.30, up stairs in the.Princa of Wales College, Every member should attend as the work cannot bo gone on with without a large atten- dance.

The D. G. B. Gnlnare sailed from

this port at noon yesterday for Pic- ton to tahe on board Dr. W. Bell _Dawson,who is in charge of the tidal survey work which will be carried on this year in the Lower Bt. Lawrence land Northumberland Strait. D;-_ Dawson will be assisted by Sydney C. Hyndman, who recently an-1v¢d from Ottatm and who was engaged last year in putting down tide guages along the Pacilic Coast, in British Columbia.

_ Just about the wltchlng hour of unidnieht. last night, the method or. _call on the Charlottetown telephone _system was changed from the old style 01 ringing a ben to the new silent plan which will pr-oval; in future and possesses so many advan- _tages over the old system that it is needless to say further. The last old Style call was rung out by a message for Dr. Jenkins, and tha 5|-gg naw call was made by The Guardian "just as the clock struck twelve," last night. A full description of one =new system appears on the first page :of today’s.Gunrdian.

i The most important social event for some time in Charlottetown tooli place yesterday afternoon when at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. A. Alley the marriage of Miss Winnie Breclren to John O. Hyndman, both of this

The tide will he high this alter-

__ tim, ag the p_ W_ g_ aoon it LM and tomorrow after-

noon a 2.04.

Miss Margaret Mullaly, Gowan

Bras, leaves this morning for Nelson B. C., where she purposes residing.

Mrs. _Richard Partndge accompani-

ed by Mrs. C. F. Gaiger has return- ed to this City from a visit to Somerville, lass.

Zion Church wil-l hold its annual

Sunday school picnic on July 6th. Further particulars later. - `

At French River Kay 20th by the

Rev. A. D. Stirling Edgar Gillespir of Long River to Hattie Mabel Bern- ard of French River.

The Hillsboro Cheese Factory start-

ed on Monday June lat. having over 400 per cenc more mil.k than they had the first day they started last. year.

Rev. D. B. McLeod, formerly pas-

tor of Zion Church, in this City, ar- rived last night from Somerville, Mass., on a visit to his native Pro- vince.

'Misa Crillie B. Henderson a well known New York actress who arrived in this Cicy Tuesday left yesterday accompanied by her maid to-spend the summer in Fortune.

Miss ll. L. Campbell, demonstrator

ol the B. I. Corset arrived' by the

Ai; the Championship races hold in

Cal ar on Mo. 25th Fred J lr

8 E

quantity of lobsters, eggs etc., tn this City overtook -James Taylor of

Charlottetown firemen will be in- terested to learn that at a trusting of the Sydney flre brigade held last evening it was decided to l|o`d a ille- men’s tournament on July 22nd. It is proposed to make the mcet ue of the most ‘successful athletic evcnts ever held in Sydney. The arrange ments were left ln the hands of a committee.

The ’Prince -Edward Island fisher-

`men are taking advantage of the

good fislltng off Picton Island and

the I’rowse’s of Murray Harbor says

City was solemnized b V _ A h_ the Picton Advocate have schooner: dual,” Reagh. of Miltoi Q "arse ‘lanchored off Picton Island. Lobsters

..e_._,_.,_.:_.,;______.:_._~T_,__:__ very qu,” June weddmg the guestpwsre worth $16 per case last year

tives of the p,.mc,pa,s_ The bud” ,Q count of the financial -depression

a daughter of the late Joseph Breck- en, and the groom is a son of F. W. Hyndman and with his father a

being strictly connned to near rem ,hut have come down this year on ac

which has reduced the demand for all luxuries, including the lobster.

Ladies'

Muslin

_._ I \ .ll II .Ii I I I 'I . ` V *‘ -“_'

THE COUNTY GUARDIAN The Always Busy Store _ C NEW ¢

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____ ° . Joseph Haw", hu returned to BL, F. Parker Carvell arrived last night `.,"' ‘T _"_, _ y ‘ _(__ 7

- - -r *W r " “-r ~ ' - - ~ - _"_ ___ ______, ___”_______ John from this 01;” -from Montreal. ' » 2 - . ing. _ The _Po ular G ft T

Underwear.

Our present showing of

splendid values.

Corset Covers

muslin underwear was

never more c0mplete,with variety so large.All articles have been carefully selected in view of the wants of conservative buyers. The values we assure you are unequalled elsewhere. The hot weather having just tommenced is our reason for flaunting these

Made of good white cotton L=1C€ Tflmllllng ,_ ..._.......25ceacl1

Full, corset cover with embroidery on neck and s1eeves.............. 35C each

Qneen’s cloth corset cover with torchon lace and bead- ing_,_.,_ ......6occach

Queen’s clotl1,French style corset cover trimnledwitli val lace and insertion...... . . ~ . _ .75c each

_ , 'l`i_)-_Nl(_lll'l‘. _

W4/ ' lkving Pictures

A Cnstou1er's Officlai's Pull,

‘ The Forget' in High socfe_ty

The English fourth of July.

Two New Songs

--bv-- _

MISS LOTTIE MCKINNC-‘

ADMISSION

St. Pe`ter's Island whose sail boat was becalmed and towed it into this

port.

Is the Purest Laundry

Sonpmarle in canada

,and

Is Guaranteed not to

damage thc Finest Fabrics

_ or hurt the, most

sensitive hands

_ _ _

‘New Advertisements

Anthratice Co ul

The Schooner "Calabria" is due

in a few days time with a choice cargo 0i`Autl1r:1cite coal in Egi and Chestnut sizes.

Parties requiring good clean

.chile vos-el is discllarging.

str. Northumberlbnd last night. She I (Rl C0' r ‘ will spend some days with Moore &‘ 0 _ McLeod of this City, demonstrating _ 6-4d3l.

and fittvng the corset referred to.

__ _d __

B Y Y . en ins, .

formerly of this City, won first place in the 100 and 220 yard races. The

prizes in each of these races were _ ____ _l ’ beautiful silver cups suitably en- - » '

goood. _ Moving Plctures .

Motor bohns are proving a great ,

convenience in this Province as was Lat€St Sl1b_]€CfS lnstanced last week when McRae _ "“>‘ Bros of Canoe Cove while brln in A

Clearest Film

Illustrated Song

Latest “H1ts”

ADMISSION 5 cts.

6-4dtf. , _

The shire stallion Eskham Waggener

will make the season of 19:58 as follo\esx'_ _la _'§

Leave Montague May lfto Kinross, Uigfg __ __ Half Way l-louse, Vernon River Bridge,

Cherry Valley, Pownal Hazelhrooln

Bocnted ,H the business 0, Hyngmaz Famous Soap is a bigger cake than most other lnundry Soaps sm Lak, v,,d,_ p|5q,,,d_ Peake, 5,,,,,"_

& Co. The brlde's step father A. A. SHIPPERS NOTICE. Cardigan Bridge, Glenfanning, t Alley gave har away. The brides- - t fve cgnts

maids were Miss Edit/h Hyndman, the The steamer Dageid isndue to leave i ' Montague,

_ Barrels groom's sister; and Miss Constance Montreal for Charlottetown-June 5th . . ‘ . DANIEL McGREGORl0

WDCI’ ‘

Fitzgerald. John R, Davin was or een After discharging her ca,-go Famous Soap is made on Prince Edward Island and is. better valu

Ioolb pags groomsman. The bride wore whfophere will leave for St. John’s New ' WILLIAM MURPHY I” ch""°

' ' VC OIICW 6 8 8fI'l0l.l8

LOW Prices for Cash ried a boquet ol pink carnations. 'Ply to Carvell Bros. 6-3dwt.hf3i. ry P '

QOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOQ

l]H.H.|]..l[lHllSllN li

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of EW. Ear. Nose, Throat and Skin.

Even tested and fitted for

()ll‘ll‘lCE HOURS Itollram. l.¢30~8Mpln.

Evenimre by appointment

d‘ww

'Holmes' well-known novel “Lena

iThe house was tastefully decorated

presents in extensive array testified to_ths sincere esteem felt for the young couple by a host of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hyndman left by the afternoon train for Summerslda, on their wedding journey, which is to include Quebec, Montreal and other places of interest.

At the Opera House last night a

recognized favorite, Sadie Calhoun,

perceive, there were many of her admirers. The house was crowded and Miss Calhoun and her company of players should feel flattered by the

George E, Ross, C. E., M. E.,`has

resigned his position with the Acadia Coal Co., Ltd., Stellarton, N. S., to take the management of the Luke Copper Co., Ltd., at Copper Lake, Antigonlsh. -

Mr. Ross has had over twenty

years experience in mining in the west, South Africa and the Prince in gold and copper mining and the

appeared before a Charlontetown llliwillg Ol all -kinds Ol mining H1805- audience in which, it was easy to|lD€I`Y-

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

June 3 Entered-sch. Frank, Grant.,

Wallace.

June 3 Cleared-sch. Alexander, ,0rr,

Picton; sch. Frank, Grant Wall- ace.

‘ and have their photo taken "ow Rivers" Miss coinouu lu tho uno roio 9 “

See our window this

/ weeh

We show a Ladies' swell

Tan Calf Blucher Goodyear welt Boot worth

$4.00 ’

At half Price

$2.00

‘LW a. Bill

assess;

|146

all) tit

The children enjoy themselves atlrea y is worthy of more than the _ _A ¢\\Yll|l]',

_ usual application of complimentary ‘\\\|"Il

r d \ ’

/t is sort, for her talent i manife t

P to the senses, and her charin is moss

. Amateur Hnished at sho" notice_ than ordinary. Her delineation ofthe

Rocky Point Ferry

$_ S_ ner that was well balanced)-no one'

nv. omowu muy smptsu-um :z.__r_»onu. :_“:fkf;;";§*_‘“¢'{_’§,';‘ iggngifnaggzllg

i'.‘.`.'.°..'.'.'f.'.'.'.'.'f"ffffffff lfMa.mi Will 50 (004 DOW! 1° l7l1°ll»¥`°'¥°°\`l ¢°

I0-lIl|\~m- know that "Lena Rivera" is to ba.

jj'_jjj_'{3‘,§‘_$j repeated on Friday night, the closing

.r .5

l »»»»»__»~»»»»»»¢ ;;”a‘:.z‘L:::.11‘:"z:.:“:;..‘::°:.‘:.:“s.:;f’, - ' ' .marlted as happened to be the case. l[l|""E=\`~h»" ` == ;1u tha araroutnmon of Mar J. l|,L|`w:,. _.4-_\.

~ ~ - llli-‘-.~ ~ snili

_ _ ‘III 4|lll`lfJ

" I while the weather 14 not too hot ‘“du'°'“° ""7 °”°°"l"'° "°"k~ Sh* ‘¥' »,"||"l7//

_ OUYSU 10- tgrms handed out on occasions of ` P/in `%\w//&, , _

/ _

part excited the llveltest sympathy,

lqwne G|»‘f(on Sf, and admiration and her success was

testified by generous applause. Misa; Calhoun received a handsome boquet. as a tribute to har skill. The other; members in the cast acted well their. parte presenting the play in a man-j

' . ..8.tnp.m. night of lisa Calhoun’s engagement " - nero. 'ro-omit the play wn\.be_ -~~{;-_~_~_~_<_-_~_"_'_;;;';j_;;;;;£.1,’E$; ,"-'Mus culvert of 1.oula|»ua."'1'na BUNDAYs.....|_0.&)pm. _'Knickerbocker Zgartette between tha -~1::::::'::::':.':::'::::'uo,;...: are -M °°°° °°°'_ '°°§ ;g"}° “ . aanpan. lelections in good tae e an e r " Mlllmm. , musk; was harmgnloug and plggging,

dmrmwftl ne stil.

_ I

sbriiguo eco ‘F63 SA LE 2." ear"

. ,v ll TOC V . UCI ll'

Plllil

'Pure Bred fred Plymwlh RW* hlear havana cigars, and all linda

_ _ . _ ler--Optician ` » ` ~ ` ,

._ _ _ , Chickens twovmts and a nrtmh old. 0| ueobaeeoes. Prices ri bt, kindly re- -lei" I Mm,” “Luv New goods. Jas. Paton & Lo. J1 '_ A. F. SEAIIAN. " mamhlli., the Phu' iw' Rucm ` _ B.r;r\::\r.l.iock.Cl\arloNetowr\ . 6'4dr"' I :°v:°'“

‘ ‘ _ Minnow 6,; myoma seen'-noni. _Pl"P* -_ - » ~

Waterman’s Ideal

Fountain Pens are recopnized as the hsrandard of exce lence everyw ere.

Weintroduced these pens here

s number of years ago, and as a testimon to their excellence racllcally every pen dealer in Sliarlotielown has now adopted them in preference to other makes.

New _srocx

We h-ve just opened a new

gaaortrneot. Come in and try the new points

G., F. Hutcheson

Livery Stables.

I 0'!-IANLEY--At Cable Head East on

May 31, ult., Basil Augustine, d'ca'r- ly beloved son of Augustine and llrs. 0'!-lanley, aged two years.

McNAlR-In this Clty yesterday morning, June 3rd, Neil A. lilc- Nair, aged 22 years. Funeral on Friday at 2.30 from his late residence Hillsboro Square, to the People’s Cemetery.

LONGWORTH-Entered into rest at

his residence Hlllhurst, on Tuesday,

worth, rn the 68rd, year of his age. The funeral will take place this Thursday afternoon at 1.45 to St. Paul's Church thence to the Peo- ple’s Cemetery.

flNARD’B LINIMENT OO.,LIMI'l'BlD Gents,-I have used your KIN- RD'S LINIMENT in my family and lso in my stables for years and con- ider it the best medicine obtainable.

Yours truly,

ALFRED R001-fav,

Proprietor Rcxton Pond Hotel and

:Chocolates-A

_ _ :Munir nulu yi

ANNouN§§MENTs

‘When in need of croclysry ware or

glass ware can on D_ L_ HoDDer_ Tile I.7||dcr_-aignofl offers for snle his i

_...__

» ~ 3? | ..

ouuu and nor boquet was or roses, ‘louudluue about the loen. coeuoi - - - ° . _ ~ '" if

50 lb BagS lilies'of the valley and maiden hair horses, sheep etc., and all kinds of than anything m its class brought from away 5 .f.8dm"m2md-l- i

fern The bridesmaids' owns were of roduce '

25 lb Bags blue' onnroo over silk, ina oooh oar. iiielghc lgziriiiiirtnzi- lriiii-iiliiuliide ali' E lm gall; Son g ll F . > fl 1*'

2| lrovver Queen Sl Pliarlotietoww

with flowers, and the ceremony a COPPER MINING IN ` 6. dwfs irwri. 5Hl|’UR"Kl‘3R4Nl’l'3T(’- vurhuooy ooo. corny our o.......u.g ANTIGONISH <10. 3 _3 _

Pnrllu~.lntonding grnnfr tn sen or hoarding

mimors nrvcaacln. will find it to their advan

valuable properly in Souris, large store

*See Wm. Mellet.t’s ad of valuable and dwelling lions-e. Also his 27 year

Pl;7D6l'l5Y lOl' 9819 Wlll°|-l HPPBRTB 913% Established Tin and stove business. A

D w ere.

:ine opening for the right man. No better

»~BALM0RAL lemon Mm.mB1ade_ nn_ business stand on P. l'.. Island, and hal- T . Bat made. Ask your grocer; For “lo ance of stock in Stoves, Rnrngcs, Tinware

at Jenkins & 8on's. etc, at prices that you wil' never-never _ J _* t again. For terms and any further

*Tenders are called for kalsominlng .ge . _ . and puiuemg Graco onuron uname). ’“‘°'"‘“"°“ “"P'-‘ °"‘”"‘°-

For particulars apply to Jas. WM. MELLETT Carter at Prowss Bros. 5-30dtf. 5.3¢\r0;, Sou,-i,_

*All members of No. 1 Co. 4th, C. A.

parade to the Drill Hall Friday at

1.30 p. m. to atrend the funeral of -OFT

Junc Bhd GOOTKG Dalrymple Long- ‘lata Gunner l(cNalr. Charles Leigh V°l"l|!|° |"‘°P"|¥ In C|\U|°"°|°W|l

“_ °,._ 5_4", (Situate on the corncrot Pownal

1 ____ ` and Euston Streets)

_-___

°0Icerr and men of the City Corps That Large Three Storey Double Tens of llilitia are requested to parade at ment Home ami Store (combined) all the Drill Hall on Friday at 1.30 newly pointed and in _good repair.

p. m. to airtend the funeral of the This gopeiry lsoffered for private saleun- -i l' ,

, late Gunner McNair of No. l Co. til W DNl')SDAY..l\\l1¢ l7lh. !9°3I\ll¢`l If

qgh Reg, C_ A_ s-4d2l. not sold will on that day be sold by

-* Public Auction. Sale at iz o'cl°ck noon.

B's and Lown:y’s eSI§g;:tal::;s onqireillixgcliigsnogpply to John Johnson'

and _packgs of the latest design. A- P BBN _ CARTER & C0 w. nannu, rum, B., suuuy||u».___ 6_3d,,,g| I _A,,,,i,,

ri-44 l.

We have another shipment o U I

Merry Widow sailors in Black

White, Burnt, Brown Navy etc. a .

85 cents $1.15, $1.45 and up. Fo ,e;:‘:,}:li::g,K“°h°" c°"

_the best and cheapest in every class continental in of Millinery, try ere. M. Trainor l\°°‘l<l“l"\=\’° "G

Their N. B.

Only 5 cents. ‘ _ ,,

' ~1

,mill

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it v- was-au

E -."5

...-ro Amuvo... ., It

éehr

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to arrive here from New X ork with- . a

coal will please book their orders it nt once, and delivery will he made I

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g-$ 3

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"Bparklet Byphons $1.00 each also

the Spsrklet Bulbs 504:. per box. A. W. Reddin Pham B. Bnnnysida.

&C°- ‘--as 52‘.‘:.‘*.'.§“.::.,'..':“

""”" Harbor Branch, a

Tlillil lBl‘g¢ Shipment Of 00dS Branch and they

lslalnd m~n or

}g°;,,¢||, K. C, Donald neklniu n

_ 8

rom our Mr. Paton now in Lon-

nc,__B`N Q mK|NN0N don Come in to-day and see the