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. '5 - `_ i H. H. Bnm,Snmmmldo,wu NKIINP , ` _ ` ‘ _~ ul at. the |I_)nlfcrln, St.. John this week.

Miss Buscar McKinnon len :Mor

' _ ' dey on o holldsy_t_rlnit.olLociab\\l'¥. 0-113-

‘ Manrrm MoPltsn of-,f--Vernon River

Briducis very ill, and not oxll¢olAd to

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TORE!

Because °f iil¢ Kdvillllllges gained by tradin

ilggfsggllf Bcxlllggs eilccled by the bargains we arid choosin yr -¢r}ug our customers, the advantages of

g Om t_ie iaigcst stock of upto date goods

at tht? 10”/\ St prices. And renieniber-always “ our 111Q11€y luck-cheerfully, willingly if you want iii."

C°“im“1l1g the Special Sale of

SILKS W 1000 yards worth -.»60c and 75c at

l59c AND 491:

To that the ladies are' delighted with this

splendid silk bargain would be putting it mildly_ Notwithstanding the torrents of rain hundreds and hundreds of yards have been sold. Mail orders have come from all parts of the Island and our only regret lies'in not being able to duplicate the offering. For- tunately the lot was a large one, OVER 1000 YARDS -and QUICK BUYERS M-lY STILL PROFIT BY THE OCCASION. We cheerfully respotid to

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reques.s for samples from out of. town customers and prepay all charges on mail orders for these silks.

'Mail Orders Should be Forwarded at Once~

PROWS E BRO 5.. LTD

SPECIALS

From the Staple -Department

To\var.s-Splendid qirrlitv lincn `WAsi1 Ilucxs-Splendiri wearing

iowels.goodsi1.e, 'ringctl ,

worlli_3oc. Special at per pa|r....

T0\vl£I.S-Extra large s‘v,c, litm-

incd linen linck towels 2 rxio

iuclieu, ii' c qrirlity. worth 4oc. :Special perpalr..... . . . . .,.

Bl'2DSPRl€All:~‘.-lfxtm irirgc size,

fine F."g'i§it 'z\"i'i-l't'S, |\\:|l Spreads hurl r-in rl-.\'i~.g'i iii

two sprcinl qu .inlet $l.75 for it 3_ .~|i~| C $.2,f.»r.., ._

and washing fancy ducks for cliild'cil's dresses, wrappers, etc.. in light blue and while and white with fancy

spots Regular i5c yd. Sicciul at .

TABLE CLo'1‘Hs-Table cloths of

liiitn `wtth colored border fringed in a. neat pattern; 54 by 56 incli size. Regu- lur 75c. Special at C

Pretty Print Cotton-5c and Sc yd.

r5co vards pretty irillt cottous iii

various light and .lark pnticrns blues. pinlts, rolls, ctc- t.`nunot lriiy to»rlny1\||il sell hrlnw

8 : tilt: ynrrl. Sp:-t‘i.i| j-»‘i purchase price . . . . . . ...

-*--1--I’ROW5E BROS.. LTD.

1500 yards line English print

iight and dark eiftcts. Fast gnaraiitccrl color-excellent quality, soft iinivli. Reil-

nlnr price izc yard. Special . . . . . . .... . . . ...

The Best 49c Corset

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One of 'lic best if not the very

best cor.-ct ever .sold in Ch’ town or

ciscwlicre for tlic price.

» Our special introductory price is

. irgc f :mil we will prepay postage

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' on tlicni to ony address when or-

dcrcd by mail. If not satisfactory “Money back".

5 ieclal corscts in snmincr weight of

hilt. batisie cover-in also in

of fine w ~ ` K ~ drab and white with _snteen covering. Iiabit hip style, medium length, bias cut. steel filled throughout and lncc trimmed. Would be splen-

. did value at s much higher

. price. Special .

. n I50 Wrappers 99c

,mf

prettily made, belted and flounctd. Full ample ciit,light o rl dork patterns,nll silizcoy regular $1 50, u c splendi bargain at

'I‘1't'l\lterq`of heavy dust twced ill 'Various patterns; the work- manship tl excellent. the trim- ming being equal to most $3

users Good style and Bt-

A lgiggp up tb 14. W0l’\l\ ,I-501

in o at

X :gifs price .00

'For Working Men

‘Two Great Bargains in Trousers-

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mtess rwasns 22°-

. _f - . l lor Value 3§t~_.. . . , RBIU of Pratt! double bm are” good,

,gsm ... emi... ver! nun im- 2°

-§wg|.1P!I¢¢ pf ,ltd » - .4 ~ ~ r og, -'

. W.-uppers cf line English Cotton, Momma Uivnitasicrivrs. These

are.certninly_ excellent value. The moreen is ot splendid qual- ity, the cut is full and ample- ’.i`l1ey’re finished with a deep corded flcnnce, C wo.-th 51.411, special at

46o pairs of pure all wool iioublc

and twisted Oxford Tweed. ill;

km; pstternlt W1! Inldde and linen sewn tlirnugli-

out, actual value

at $3.15, special ‘

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Joniv B. AND Mus. Lkrruu, of

Proviricnoc, R. l. are visiting relatives in Nine Milo Greek.

|` Enivwr Kimr Arm FAMILY, r Bright/on, 1. lenvc today for Mulpeque where they will

spend the summer.

Tim Saturday Guardian, only titty cents

a year is sn excellent gift for that friend of yours abroad. Subscribe for lt. today.

Tan ~Llheral Convention for Quecn's

County will be hold in Kindergarten Hail Tuesday, July 3rd. Rrduced rates by rail.

Taninuslc pugcin the Saturday issue

of July 7th. will contain the words and music ofa song entitled “My Rainbow Bride." _ '

Rsv.Mn.Ws'1'iuonir and family have

tokens summer house at Hope Farm, Centreville. They will remove thorn on, Tuesday. .

A'r_l.he annual school mcatim; at Vernon

River Bridge the retiring trustee, John Doyle, was re-elected. The other trustees,

Leod. Twenty dollars supplement was voted.

AN int-erestlnii short copy-rlghbed

story entitled Mignon's Political In~ stinci. by Bello Manlates, will appear in t.i\eSut.ur1lny Guardian of July 7t.h. He sure you get. it. as it. will not appear in any other paper.

Advertisers are asked to have “ch‘a.n|zes’

in not later than ben n. in. each Saturday for both The ‘Daily and The Tri-weekly of Monday. Guardian employees have 0. liulllioliday each Saturday during the summer months. The business, editornl und news departments are open na on

' other dnys for thc transaction of business.

Tim National Division, Sons of

Teinpcrnncc of North America will meet. this year in the city of Toronto on Wednesday July llth. The session will bc nn important cnc. A grand reception will bcgivcn to delegates from thc various states and provinces. Represen- tatives from the S. O. T. of this province will ottend. , ‘

Sri-:Nil Saturday 7l.h July al; boautiiu Murray River. The uxtrcniely low furc urriingcd for by thc Baptist. Church picnic ninlu.-.s it possible icrnnyonc to go, and sec this hvuuly spot. of P. E. 1. Return lure only 500, dinner on the gro_unds 250, and there will also be a well stocked refrcslrmcnt. booth where light. refresh- ments can be cheaply purchased.

Ar the closing of the Methodist Con-

ference at. Marysville, on Tuesday, the temperance committee expressed satisfac- tion at thc cnnctincnt. of prohibition in l’rincc Edward Inland. The district. oiilcers for Chiirlot.t.ct,own are. Rcv Wm. Dobson, Chairman; and G. F. Dawson, ilnnnciul secretary. For Summeraldc Geo. Steele, chairman; F. A. Wiglitnion, llnnnclnl secretary.

Tiin Covehcurl correspondent. of The

Guardian writes:-Miss Ada Klelly has bcen visiting friends at Savage Harbor.- Misa Jennie McDonald has rct.u1'nod to Charlottetown, after spendinz a v1-ry plcsnut. hoiidny at. he-r home.-Geo. Auld has recently started on n trip to Washington, the cvcr green state.-The many friends of Mrs. B. Lcitch will be plcnueilholcarn that. sho is improving after her rcccnt illness.-There has recently been organized a Division, of The Sons_0f Temperance, ut Stanhope Hull, througrh the united eiforbsof J. A. Lawson of Charlottetown, and Rev. G. F. Dawson, which bids fair to bca success. Therc is a niembcrship of ilft.y-cltzhl., and numc thc ls, "Rising Sun"

This Argyle Shor: c irrsospondcnt of The

Guardian writes:-Samuel Dcniuon left on Tliursrlny- lust. for Bostlon, Linus.- Archibnlri Mc[’hoil is out. again after his recent. illness.-D. _C. McLean I)eSnblc lontnvnlunbie filly during the thunder storm of Sunday last.-The serious illness of Nciltlampbell Canoe Cove, is reported with regret..-Miss Flora Gillis has gone to Brookline Mass, where sho will resido.- Miss Ferguson and Miss Mildred Ferguson have arrived home from New York and will spend the summer hero.-Our esteemed teacher MlsaJean Gillisple, has resigned much to the regret of the community,for she has proven herselfto be capable and up~to- <lnte.` Miss' McKenzie, Long Ureek,has been appointed to dll the vacancy.

“Famous Soap." Satisfaction In every

cake. ' ttektw.

Doughnuts, l0c doz.

In our specially

TODAY. ...-

are:--Francis Mutch and Malcolm Mc.i

Q I SATUBDAY Cunrdinnilfty rents u year

F. G. Pl'li.KINs, of Cliarlotbetown, was In St.. John this week on his way home from Cambridge, Mass.

TH: right. kind of aboy can secures

pmltlon with rapid promotion, if he applies at this ollico at. once.

Hxivar Duncan will sell by public

`luct.lon on July 4, nt. 12 0'clock his properly in thc Charlottetown Royalty consisting of o line farm' clock. cr p and fsrmingiuiplcmcnbs. See ad. in another column. '

Wmmit Greek meets Greek then comes

the tug of war. Soc the game of baso~ ball bctwccn Ghnrlot.l.ct.own _ and Summeralrtc teams on Dominion Day. Admission l5c. Ladies free. Gales open |\t.9.t<lln.m.

`Ruv. Mu.co1.r1 MAcLuon, pastor ol' the First. Presbyterian tlhurch at. Pasadena, California, is visiting at. his old imma nt Charlottetown. Rev. Mr. MacLeod has been preaching ai. Pasadena for seven years and in looked upon as one of=tho lending preachers on t.hc Pucitlc Coast.

_A armor./ln'r which is most. popular with total and other abstrilriers is a trip upvWest Rivcr on Monday, Dominion Day, by the palace, stccl, upper cabin S. S. City of London. Leaves Charlotte- town at 3.00 p. ni. ics cream, fruit, confectionery, sandwiches, hotj lea and cool tepiperanco drinks. Plano. Home early. Round trip 20a. children l0c.

[Hosni who want. work of any lrind or

are looking for help of any kind should semi their names and addresses with all particulars or call ai. The Guardian Employment. Bureau, New Prowse Block, Charlottetown. Telephone 13211. Those who do not. desire to advertise will please send 25 cents with their request, which amount will be returned tothcm on application if they do not get what they want..

-i Caalmns A. K1ni.i.\', inspected Ci-apuud school yesberday,nnd reports it.to bo in st highly satisfactory condition. The pupils have ucqulctctl themselves most. crrrli tubly. He commends very hi1zhly_ thi: work donc in the senior rlt-prtrtnu-ni, under Principal Profltl., who has been placed in the front rank of island tcuci. cnt, as having recivcd the highest nupplr-~ nicht. overpaid by Cnrpnud school. Mr. Profibt. will br eiigagcd for the fourth t.imc, this year.

AGAIN the Angel of ricnth has visited

this community. On thc lUl.h Inst Miss Anna Graco Jenkins, Vernon River Brirlge, one of the noblest. nnrl in-st girls this world has evcrscen, pnsscrl nuny from enrt.h to hor eternal rust in Gods glorious Paradise of love. Thcrc wns ovcr onc hundred carriages in the funeral procession to thc Methoilist. Church, Cherry Valley, on the Zlsi. incl. whcrc llcv Mr. Iludson coniluctctl tho sci-vicc rind preached an excellent. sermon t'rom this text in Job! “BL-hold.ho taketh riwny, who can hinder him'l who will any unto him, What. docst. thou il" The casket was completely covered with beautiful flowers,-ilornl offerings that seemed eriiblcmatic of the stainless piirlty of thc earthly Ilic of the inir young flower we so gently lultl io rest in thc quiet. little ccmetry by lhclsldc of her dear mother who pn:-iscri to her rest. a icw short. venrs ago. The pull bearers wcrc: John 'i`wc1-dy, Ncll McKinnon. Seymour Young, Allun Fri\sci', Jnuics McEuchc1'11 ond John Redmond.-Cum.

THE opcning~play, selected by thc Gage

Stock Co., wil be “Chr\rlcy's Aunt," the rollicking Eng.lnh comedy. lt. is onc of thc feature plays in tho Rcpcrtoirc oi' thc Gage Stock Co. This play enjoys the rcputntioli of achieving onc of the longest runs of rcccnt ycnip in New York, while its Success on 'hc road was phenomnnal. Tho first acl. is luld nt college in Cnmbridgc, showing the lntcrior of Jack Ghcsncy's room’s, whcrc they hnvv asked the Misses Vcrdum and Spctlguc to visit them and meat Charley Wychonfs Aunt. who in coming from Brazil und is meeting hor nephew for t.ho first. Limo. The aunt. falling to appear nt. the stutetl Llmc, they enlist. th services of Lord lint.- bcrly to lrnpcrsonute the uunl.. llc accepts the situation und cndcnvnrs to do so unrl succeeds admirably. The second not is laid in thc collcrrc grounds whllo thc third act. shows the suinptlcuu plirlors of Mr. Spcttlguc the p1'occpt.cr. The situations are cxtrcmoly funny whlio thc dialogue is sparkling and vivncioiis, and in fact thcro is not. a dull moment. during the courso of tho play. Many pretty gowns will be worn by thc ladies. and the production will be msdc in a lavish manner. Tickets now on solo.

A? KODAK IN YOUR P.. LKET

inc nun.

rtelrsch h in 15 & Inf: mu I9: pon d

. A pie Pin

' lllnce Pies

Cream Pan

“ commit pin

out irc t can l\\itlnl.&kl

NM &k6

White Oaks lreldof all kin and good. ,

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ent at sl' -5 a' i.

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When on your vacation assures

you a time.

is complete without

.oo to $35.on in stock.

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Helic, Wtite, Pale Blue, Plain Japanese Silks 27

$1.15 selling at.. .. ._

colors mentioned.

z 5c, 3oc

Such selling of Silk has never before been seen in Charlottetown. Such

val es have not been even approached. - _

Rich plain tafietas of excellent finish, in popular shade`¢~*‘-‘€y¥fy one at-

tractive, seliing at less than regular whole: ale cost. '

regular 58c value selling at

Fancy tamolines, printed Chinas, stripe and fiorals in taffetas 55c to

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That 996. . 1 p °

S etticoat

Wash Belts I9c up. I

7r~ar;?lje‘rr.ri=,jr'.»zil*i°1‘i=r*iifc»'vfv1~r cuannrsn, your ;..., r9.6; » D ' V s.

nuniirtuinu|il»< p

O wie-Black-Charlottetown! lgléloisgr ' & K

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...V Regularly 80c fcrf 4 '

Plain tailcta still to be had in Brown, Cardinal, Champagne, Ctlril, .

Mauve, regular 851: selling at...... .......».»`. ‘-"

.4-5c 45c

inch width, black, white, cream and navy,

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Many lines are sold out but as mentioned above we can still supply the

Certainly is a. “winner." Good

black satcen, accordiln pleated from knee down, flared ruffle at base of

Dainty little wash belts, embroider-

ed on fine wash canvas very pretty, very attractive, and an absolute need skirt, just the Same as you see every with your summer costume. loc, 22c,` but at 3, 25, our p ice 99c_

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Still a fair range of that \v.mdei'~

ful silk value is being shown. So ne colors are sold out but we have a fair supply of many ot the hand- snmest. This silk is sinipiy wonder- ful vnlue. Ifwe were buying it in the regular way we would have to charge you Xoe per yard. Come in and sec il, coinpare it with any 8<»c silk you see and then notice our price _\5c per yard. Moore & Mc- Leod _ 3od 1 i.

llnnnnns, oranges, pi|\cnpp‘cs, duics cic

nt. McI{cn|ia's. 301| ll-

’I`o insure pcricci. hcl\li.h uso liorrox-

'l‘n.hict.r| For sale nt. your _tlruggl.~+t,'n, 25 cuts per box. dtl tl

Ncbliy Spring clothes for men ull ready

to put. on, como in and got. ri suit. you will ho pronrl to wear. M. 'l`i~i\inor 8.: Un.

301| iii.

MANTLE DRAPERIES i

We havejust rcccivcd an elegant line of new crepe

'paper mantle drapeiics. I Call and see them.

PRICE 25 V CENTS

T a y l o r s

. BOOKSTORE.

PABSI MALI

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A Greater Slaughter Than Ever in Prices.,

We want you to help us close out in a few whack it time. Seize this chance of it lifetime to furnish )on`i""`lioii.=e for yery

little money,

A good variety of Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture,

still on hand, also oiiice arni chairs and iiltcis for busy men and com- fortable rockers for the ladies. Without tionbt tht- most attractive line in the market.

DON"I` FORGET TIIE BABY.

Our Baby carriages are dainty in design thorough in worlman

ship and perfect in finish.

JOHN NEWSON

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For Ladies’ Ili'cS'S'-Gdiod\{‘

HUlV\PHREY’S MAKE

LOOK IN THE WEST \VI’NDOW QF'

ri... Humphrey Clclhirlrcystllf.

Opera House Building, Grafton St, ` "

Humphrey 6. Son.. Ltd, Prcp"i*iotofi7.", 'K

Winfield Scott. Melnotjor. ‘ 1

Phone 63. P. 0. BOIdi1.'

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ISWIOOO4 _-1 Finn

is one of the best i

tonics for people who ‘ are run down in health. Improves the appetite. Increases the strength. Price 3oc a bottle.

“Tho Two Macs.”

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