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. A* lnlhe beat liver pills vou can poasibl ak nu,_ Sold l ' 7' °'

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The Popular Gift To-day .

IS ,

A Piece of Cut Glass m’\7li"é

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terest you.

W. W. WELLNER. -

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' - Jewel

Agprl-L p to ;l_’.:,`

The beautiful designs and inoder- "

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are prices we ask for them should in- 'i`\"\" /

kt; 'W _ i L Have your photos taken in

all the leading styles al CO0K’S. Best facilities for family groups. Films developed at lowest

prices. Sllldio. Desllrisay Block Charlottetown.

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Hughes' Saline

cleanses and purilies the system, no better spring medicine.

Price 2 5c per bottle.

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

Price 25c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apnrecaries llnll. ,

fl). Co., .

t"ron| London. Steulnur. Fr-onl Ilullfux

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The Undersigned offers for sale 'cis

valuable property in Souris, large store

Children’s Slippers 504: a pair

Our special attrac- tion this week is

o11e hundred and

fifty pairs of cl1ildren’s Kid

ankle strap slip-

pers sizes 5, 6, 7,

8, 9, 10, at 5oc

a pair regular price $1.00 and $1.15.

Alley ®. Co,

A few pairs of childreu’s laced

boots same sizes

added to the lot

at 5oc a pair.

Alley@ 00,,

UIIICHS lll WDW l'l"0w50

Dl0Cl\*\l|llfl0IIGIOVIll

P. H. and Mrs. Truinor arrived

accompanied by Master Francis Trainer of Dorchester, Maas., who will spend the summer here.

Jas. Montgomery, Bedeque, left this

morning. on a visit to his son H. J. Montgomery, Wataski`n,` Alberta. He was accompanied by Mrs. David Montgomery who also goes to Wat- askin on a visit. to her daughter Mrs. Willson McKay.

their "changes" in not later than ten o'clock each Saturday for the M0l`l1ll1K Daily and Rural Daily, ns Guardian employees have a hall holiday each Saturday. . The busin-

as on other days. 5

A fleet ot coal laden vessels arrive

to Peake Bros Co.-The schoouers “Warren W." "Howard," ‘\Brillinnt" “Circassian," “John Milliard," C. .E._ Chisholm,” "Joseph McGill" and Jessie Newall have all arrived from fDomlnion Coal Co's Mine C. B. with cargoes of Reserve Screened Ilunmine and slack coal to Peake Bros Co.

The members of the Selman Stock

Co., who are making notable hits at the Opera House this week express their delight with the beautiful weather they are having during their stay here. Nearly all have succumbed~ to the summer charm of this Pro- vin-ce and are expressive or ther: adnlration. Several of the members have been in Charlottetown on for-

mer occasions. I Mr. Srlgerson the actor advance-

man of the Selman Stock Co., now playing in this City left thls morn- ing ior the mainland. He is one of the m.\st entertaining of the dwel- lers of Bohemia land und rare good Cvmlmny. His many accomplishments mark him out from the crowd of- uvorugc men, and his gifts are by no means confined to the talent for artistic drawing which many here have had opportunity of admiring.

I.. Archibald leader of the,

,Muritrmo Boys Gump returned yes- itcrday from n trip to Georgetown land Montague, In the interest of the lcamp. There will probably be four or -five boys from Montague attend camp

. ... only neat.

Miss Bt rnica McLeod has returned ,

P. E. I., has arrived in dirurlt, N. B.. to uct as book-keeper for the l"ol'tland Pac-knlg Com an .

How many of the people who read

these lines have something they would

Garnet Lellwhenr, of Murray Harbor

who has been Studying at tho|McDon- uid Institute Guelpn, Ont., arrived in the City lu.-lt night. I-le has had u

H. A. Leslie, Kensington has re turned from his annual shooting trip, to Hogg island. Mr. Leslie says "I` never saw wild geese so plonriful as this season but brunt were suture.”

Attlioannfnllmeeting; of the No`\'u

Scotia. Society ot rngineers hold yester- duv, J. H. \\’intiel<r ot' Halifax was elected l’r0.~l dent. He ia a brother of \V. A \Viuleld Sup’t or' the P. E. l, Tele- phoneCt.

The Rev. '). MacLean will presvll

at Nine Mile 'cheek on Saturily the 13th at 7.30 unl on Sabbath thc Hill at 10 u.m., St. Cutllerine’s at. 2.31. .und Churchill at 0.30 p.m. Monday the 15th and Tuesday the 16th .lt Stnuchel 7.30 p.m.

H. B. Ritchie, 216 State Street.,

Boston, has u ready market for

| The tide will be high this evening

sat night from a visit to Boston, at‘ 8.35 and tomorrow morning at -1

8. 5. _ - -

A ,VAST RANGE. . BEA

c p air.

Mrs. I. l-fucker, and son af North ‘

Bodeque, P. E, I. are visiting the old ‘

home friends in Port Elgin, , B.

Ad"°‘*i“f= “N requested to hsvc,f£;>i\plh;\;p<;lI;tB.l I\i1.1H1-Dltoeglity I0 Every pattern eloquent of style and taste. Pretty stripes, figures, sprays

le' ' . ' . '. 1 ~ . . » - . - . -

° - etc ln the most dalnt ' and ex ulsite colorln s ever sho\vn in Char-

__ _ l_ c

The Guard-an is ,,,,\ebt¢,; to 1;_ 1.1 i lcttetown at this price _ -- . . . ... _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . y |P°°‘”- S'°“¢l‘*‘."‘- S“S“-- " _“"‘“'f There are about rooo yards in tnis lot and that will not last long so do not known Island Mill owner, for inter- .,

ness and news departments are openiesting western phows and post (,glgy_

°“f‘1°- . The \Veather Man has predicted a hot wave so prepare for it early while

Miss Bene J,,,,,e,, of Ca 8 -1-,.,,_,,e,,,,,_ ‘ our ass Jrtnlent is at its greatest.

P y_ “Long Gloves , “

like to sell or exchange or dispose oil Short sleeves, being the style this season, necessitate t le use of long

i” °°’“° “Y 7 J““ "Y a G““"'“““` gloves in colors to match the suit or dress

Classified ad . ' . . _

._.»_. Lit; sl ; gli ves at ooc, 1.25, 1.35 pr. Long I‘al>1'1c gloves 4oc, 65c, _ ,Q

_ J

Woven itraw` Suitcases ,

How often is the wish

ing for a short journey

19 in 65c ea.

- 21 in Soc ea.

' expressed, when prepar-

that one might havi- something large and light to carry things in

- '.3 in l.oo ca.

25 i11 1.10

notably successful term. ’ ` ‘

White Blouses

Newest styles with

Tokio panels, fancy

yokes and sectional

effects in >rettf elu-

l 5

broideries and laces.

Hundreds of patterns to choose fronl at 55c

75c, 1.25, 2 .oo etc.

Pleated Fabrics

Fine l"rencll voile, 45 in wide, knife pleated for skirts and suits. All that is required to make the skirts is to close up the back and put on a band. .

Crcanl, Blk, Navy and

Brown. S50 yd

,possibly one from georgetown me 0,. consignments of salt nrackerel and _;` gix from Kensington and six or sown canned lobsters from this Province. ,-

r ° 0 0 T

i - » Q 1 ‘ .mlm Summerside About twen.-lb, With the exceptionally good market M I 0 d t T b t

Uylurlottetown boys are planning to oliermg Provincial exporters should r F 6 u 5

|go. 'rwo or three from tviurmy given. without dvlar write to Mr. _..,......_ .ss .,__s__,__

11,, “H there Wm probably be ahoumllluzllle, who ls the lately elected 5 _ _ _

,40 boys 1mm the 1s1,md_ This Wm he .president of the Boston Fish Bureau

,by far the largest representation ithnt ever attended this popular out- iing from the Island. Mr. Archibald

'would be glad to hear from any other' _ ”* .boys wh,_,,wQu1.d like to attend cmwrl The [frnlco Ell\\'ard Island Poultry

ifrom Charlottetown or from any,

‘Other pmt of the Islamp NO \,ett,,,.‘r11ootil1p;last ’l`uealh\v evening, quite a

iplace could be desired for a two weeks vocation for u boy. Any boy - between the ages of 12 and 17 may go whether a member of the Y. M. C. A., or not.

| Those warm days make boys think of where they will spend their vaca- -tion. There is no better place than the Y. M. C. A. Maritime Boys ,Camp About forty Island boys have .already expressed their intention of fgolng. It should be one of the best camps held yeft. It will be held July `28 to Aug. lith' ab the warmest sea-

and dwelling house. Also his 27 yrrlr ` ' *son of the year when boys enjoy

Established Tin -and stove busines.. A line opening for the right man. No better business stand on P. E. Island, and bal- ance of stock in Stoves, Ranges, Tinwllr etc, at prices that you wil’ never-never get again. For terms and any furthe information apply or write.

\VM. l\ll5Ll.ET'l`,

5_3d3,»,;_ Souxis.

m: '--'f

WARM \\/eather in

here. You will need

more FRUIT. Oranges Bananas, Pine Apple =, ri excellent order and rice moderate at

M c K ENN A ’S Both Stores.

5-28drfif '

ooo_oTS;;oooooo;$T;€»

,camping out. Any boy may 150

...“°.¢.°‘..,¢...‘§twhether he is a member of the Y.

U|i.H.U.JllHl€Si`sii

Kent Street _

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin.

liven t-:ated and fitted for \asae\

_ (\|<`l<`IU]C HOURS 1| |_..ll a. al. l..f|.'t:ilJp ln.

l\Jv|eni|.us by ;u»|».1|Nmullt.

.lt r- 4.

` iM. G. A. or not. The cost to Char-

lottetown boys including travel-ling expenses will be $9.20. "The Enter- iprise" Steam Boat Co. \\.ill give n tspeclal rate of $1 return, to the ‘boys going from Montague to Pic- itou which is the some as the ratc ,by the Steam Navigation Co. The camp fee alone for the two weeks is f$7.50 all Rail-roads given return for one way fare. -

6046’

Miss Marianne French-the lea<`lng

woman of the Selman Stock_Gu.. ,now sthowing in this city, made her

¢‘¢ggg¢ggg¢gg§“ggggQ§,dramatic debut with Olga Nether-

auvu anus

liarrels

loo lb Bags

5olb Bags ~ 5

25 lh Bags

` ' Lo\v Prices for Cash

I --12':-1'-"-“’

ladrits'lan Huis

See our window this

week

F We show a Ladies' swell Tan Calf Blucher Goodyear welt Boot worth

___---_

$4.00

At half Price

$2.00

gli ,

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BEER ®. G0l"F.

For The Children

We have s studio that they

are at Home in For BEST resu t call at our studio

Bayer, Photographer FOR THE AMATEUR

We sell FILMS, Dry

Plates, Post Cards, GAS Light papers, Developing and toning solutions.

in on./ll="roN sr lawns an

R0 3lly r°in‘ FeffyS. S. Hillsborough Lv. Ch'town Daily except Sundays i.v. R.Po nt.

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PUBLIC Etc.

Office ln Cameron Block Charlotte-

town l". E Inland

A. B Warburton II A.D L.

D. Edgar Sbpw

:sole ln a modest role. “'l‘alent wil-l soon out"-and in a very short time she was promoted to the more taxing roles. The young woman was de- termined to succeed in her chosen profession; no work seemed too hard

We have just received directlfor this nsuirllllt 0! dfamem 110"-

frolu the Mill a lot of B HAV-

IER l<`l‘our put up in

ors. Her spare time was const-.mtly given up to the snudy of the leading dramntists-Pinaro, Jones, Fitch, Thomas. All the best plays found way to her study. Miss French has a fad for “Mottos and Epigrnms." Below are gi-van a few of her favor- itos. Three things to be-pure, just, und honest. Three things to govern '-the temper, tongue, and conduct. Three things to wish for- health, friends, amd contentment. Three things to give-alms to the n edy, comfort to the sad, _apprecia- »til>n to the worthy. Be critical of your work that others may judge it less harshly. Know more than your work demands. Extra change is a convenient thing. No trial-no triumph. Things sublime are al- ways stmplo at heart. Bo satisfied with the things you cannot change. The easiest way to make people happy is to make them good. Make the best of yourself it is all you 'have. Stand up for yourself-if you don't who will 'I Believe in yourself -if you don't who can 'I When all is said congenial vnrk is the lrreat- est blessing lite can give. To strive fenrlessly for the things I want to have. Never seek the company of ,any but the truly congenial. Never to speak unless I have something to say. Never oo do at all what I do not care to do well. Never to own at all what I do not own altogether. To seek beauty instead of fashion, -comfort instead of lnxurv, wisdom instead of pleasure. To ‘think clear- ly, live rkeenly, love de¢4>lY.' N115 shall be my symphony.

"Rountrees Paatiles-Ass't tlavor

Bijou, Mille, Raspberry and Butter-

aaaitlsress arrovnsvs nor1.nv,mm m'__smk ,mb we ,bu “__

A. W. Reddln, Phem., B., Sunnyside.

|€Buy a “'I‘ress” Hat at Br own'

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ntnd who is thoroughly conversant -with the wants of the American |people.

_-\s.~1o<:lutn»11' hold u very successful

lnnnllu-r being pl'l».:lcnt. it was decillull ,to hold the winter' full' Jan.l4 and lliof -next your. Great interest is being taken lin this event it being the first of its

-t" conling more favorably day. Silnply send us a pos

L' ~ by return mall _

Our n1a1l order department ls be-

.~ require and we will send salnplef;

_., us the kind and color of 1naterialyol‘ \

known every

tal card telling

factory.

Pretty l'1\vnorgandy, muslin, duck

and drill skirts both plain and fancy

ill the `atest patterns direct from the

§i.‘;’.i’..1.‘Z§l2"i§f“i;...-..1’}..~i22. Y.i..~.°i§1.'.’§.‘ 'F The Always Busy Store

Vrinll. "l‘]xL'lusi\'z'.ly Poultry of the Mur-

offerod irlclullinti the Lieutenant Gover- ` nor'u. No doubt t le entries will be large. Not only island brull l`o\\'ls but u. great nluny l'u1n:iel‘slnl\'e inlportod very ex- plnlsivo eggs this lust season. The noxt nlcoting \\'hich will he \'cry’in1pol'tnllt \vill be held July :md in the P. -\\'. C.

Miss Ruth Crosby, Bonshaw, bus returned home from a pleasant visit

Ev:-l'y nn lnher is requested to attend.

` The annual meeting of .the Boston Fish Bureau was held at Long Wharf, Boston, last wel-k. Among the officers elected for the r,-nsuing year wlm are well known ln this Province are Howard B. Ritchie of 216 Slate Street, Boston who has been elected president, also F. L. Clements of 'Barclay Clements, Co., Boston' and William H. Mahoney of Prior and Mahoney, Boston are on the executive commit-

tee. Tire above gentlemen are large'

commission dealers in fresh and silt fish and from year ro year solicit consignments for shippers in this Province through the medium of The Guardian’s advertising columns.

IF `YOU DON"l‘ SLEEP WELL.

It’s because your nerves are in a

weak irrltable condition Ferrozone will make them strong and correct the trouble that causes your insom- ania. “I fell into a staterof nervous exhaus.In last fall" writes Mrs. J. Strod of Dexter. “I was run down, couldn’t sleep perfectly miser- able tried Fcrrozone and was quick- ly benefitted.. I can recommend Fer- rozonecto alyone sutiering from over- wrought nerves and sleeple'ssnese.” No tonvc is better, try Fe-rrczone.

Price 50c at ull druezlsts l _ "'

BRIDAL GIFTS i

Tile popularity of Pearl

Jewelry is still uuabated.

We are showing a splen-

did line of

Pearl Brooches, Sticlr Pins, Safety Pins, Pendants, and Rings.

Anyone of which is well I

suited as a gift for bride or

bridesmaid

We emphasize quality in

the selections of our goods and supply our customers _ with the very highest ' grade.

`G. F. Hutcheson ,

Jeweler-Optician

its Victoria where she was the guest lol Jas. and Mrs. Howatt.

l Miss Grace Inrnnn, teacher. South 2-ihore spent her vacation in Hamp- ton the guest of her cousins Mrs. J. F. Prniltt and Miss Lottie Inman.

It is simply no use for correspond-

ents to,send unsigned news to this lotiice expecting to have some pub- llishcd. No notice can be taken oi paragraphs that come without the -senders' names.

A grand tea party will take place

at St. George’s, Lot 55, on Tuesday !.lu'ly 7th of which further notrce will the given next week. Meanwhile date should be set dow-n as u day otl to enable everyone to haven most en- ’joyable time.

i W. H. Inman, Hampton, met with quite a serious accident lately. Mr. Inman-was about to get on the from. of a truck wagon to which a youm: horse was harnessed when the animal started throwing Mr. Inman under the wheels and badly fracturing his col.- lar-hone in two places. Mr. Inman is making rapid progress toward rn- covery.

i Miss Bertie Rough returned last week from Regina to spend the sum- `mer with her parents. Archdeucon

Vind Mrs. Rough, Milton. i lblss Margaret McNevin and Miss llinura ltlnrehison, lionshaw, were lvisiting in Argyle Shore recently the

‘guests of Miss Nettie M.cNevin. ' New Wonderland is more than rap- idly corning to the front as a popu- lar place of amusement. It presents a fine show, short enough to tempt the most flrstidolls fresh air,lover to ,linger for half an hour in the Market 1H.nl.l. The pictures ure good, cleur and steady-the music is excellent, both vocal and instrumental-and the inducements are strong enough to prove irristible to those who desire £0 Hllend u whsle during the evening in good, clean amusement, coupled ,with profltu.hla pleasure and enjoy-

imcnt.

“Sa1nson” is synony`

mous with strength- “Sa1nson" brand pants

are strongest.

tp.

V_`l_i_T_7I5iT?”Il WUNIJERLANII

To-_lunar PM

Moving Pictugs

A sad nwalcening.

Captain Kid,

The liarnlas Aeroplane,

Tile Stowaway.

Two New Songs

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MISS l.O`l` l`l li Mcl{ll\'.\'(?N

An,\nssl< nv Only cents.

IF YOU WANT T0 MAKE MONEY READ THIS AND ACT NOW

lake Conner Mining Co.. Limited..

A SAFE,CONSERVATlVE_COMN\ERClALlNVESTNlEN'l`,clld<n'scd by the nlost cnlincnt Can'

adian Geologists.

THE WHOLE STORY IN A FEW WORDS First Allotment at

Location-#l‘olsnn’.= Lake. .\n\igr-nish County, Nova Scotia.

Are\.__-About 6.4oo Acres-Ten square Miles. _ Mine----Lake Vein---Tweed a mile-~r to ll ft, ln thickness

1-Average ; l 2 feet. PER SHARE

Develo ement-5 .l feet i .\I\

in shaftulowtl Yo; feel

P 5, "“‘ ~ . . ' \'n Ilo.\'ns.Norarr= Ru ~ ~~

0utputl--I~§stnr|atc-lootous pcr day wnhm one year. zoo ‘ N0 PERSONAL'L‘§A";llf:,:J"““-

Orc ---~ -Cti>‘y`>l|‘1§drm\\liil‘fi“l}il|ldl2iidtiH`l)v}ei'T:llle9. A" qom mo" sn” “ Value-#_-fllslinlate at present prices for Copper, $8.70 to to. oo A_ ""‘K'“fl¢¢§“ 0PP°ff\"‘ll}{ fl"

- per ton Average, 9. 42. "U5 'fl’°°“|“"v° P"°5‘9 W'll\

and Non Assessable shares in the Treasury. \°¢ll\llIl

Fill in accom an in form at on

P )' ll .

secure a hlock oflhis valunhlf- stock wlnle

SHARE. The price may be advanced at

any lno nent.

Fon Fol.|.|m Paarlcur./ms Annartss

Al.EX_ .(1, B\ILl.!E. ' Fiscal. /loss-r

Port Hastings, Cape Bret

or Box 660, New Glallow, Nova Scotia.

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lo s s’| tres, $101 -gi i s‘l lr-ea $15. 'n-50# shares. $z3.oo -:.100 s‘lar Q _ gi G `

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