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“_ “ hint; news. first ol all. Mrs D wood Hazexbrook W, if Northumberland yesterday.

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Good row boat is . for -|810. See um “ty ¥~esterday_ ' A11! l>N’l0lll ill this Pl'0Y1li°l» '50 A.- Bl. and Mrs. Alexander. of rimmed ¢e1umn._ Rem S_ _,_ wfdrode, CM, wm.2§l;m»;lr==:m¢{; lor lhlianmt reiimn, N. B., who im. 1....”

Thuiupgvg no reported in to Sydney yesterday. ‘_ dian at once. , -

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sc _l There were no cases before the` Fred Campbell, arrived in Bummm-

T,.ou`, “Sherman am now mv, City Police _Court yesterday? ‘ sideslde _Thursday night _from Camp- goog mek at the Blvd, House "3 _ --- , ' bellton, N. B., on a few days' visit

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_ ’ Miss Mary Wood., Hazelbrook, 1| at his home.

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hu xtwmg to htghanan' §r°°k5°m' R. E. Mutch & Col, wish to state on Sunday at 4 o'clook;o

g A weak in summmmsaitx °“` Spend* -that they are still buying pork. Per-

: . ‘ . .sons having some to dispose of The Sacrament oi the Lord’s Bup-

_ _ _ `_should confer wilihwthem. V _ per, will be dispensed in Zion

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\i'__ F, , ---we’.l tell you if they

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_ _ . ect. Come mistwke was due to both of the oys

“eren t Perf being called- Fred. J

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W/ f eff- gziiuprice. Dou’t think

oecaiise the price is low

_,., that I--hey lack in style _ cr quality. They HTC f- ' -

made in the latest style

perfect in every part-

` icular---notliing wrong

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Worth $2.50

$1.49

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5- Here are some doz-

. ens of newly made

wash skirts that we

‘ snapped up at a bar-

* but the price, which is

low enough to make

something wrong with them. But you won't

in plain white, light blue and the fashionable leather shade also in a big variety of patterns in checks, spots, etc. All sizes your choice

Friday and Saturday l I

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_ Men‘s Underwear _

is right for "one isn’t right for another.

that suits one doesn't` suit another, and

and work, indoor and outdoor life, are to

be cellhiglrielg liealthas ’_l_vcll as comfort in right weight

fgiiyduwear- perhaps more than anything else a per-

P ° ' V 'J ll the materials Our Underwear stock contains a _ _ _

that are good, silk,wool,cotcon,lmengndf3nixt:11res.:_<;;e f¢¢¢ sh m -Underwear that will . it an a P

fm fi-gn an finest to the least cost.

ge lm" "M, 25° up to $5 00 per garment

5M.»a..a¢

The ud'5 dun ba high 'th-hi sun' “smug menus IDL;-Timclme' ll' Mrs. (Ilr.) Doll; and Mrs A H. l\i(tl°lI`.08.a 1’ ‘ and tUnl°m.°w'°v°”f“‘3 James I-I. Beaton, 'Hunter River, is Seaman returned to ‘their bouiles l in

__ spending a few days in the City. ' Hunter -; River, from Chainlott/etown,

K2; Lug; u£gd Bm” U5' Mrs. Abram My; I-lamptcui, is wednesday mommii V in the city ywtciliay. mm” W" §¥§'§l;';g,,,e:de‘°w days 1° nie my thlduhli/p(l.lsievciE}i‘ii-rdyii lilgmlwvhlimfdhegi

' l i the Men's Mustling' atithe Y.ll.Cf.A.

morrow morning and evening

A9 . _ if 'rue indignant Lennexlieiunahare

now in the throes of an election

~ campaign. The conuesb for chief

takes place next August The p- position candidate is Joseph L Bei'

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a nard', s. young and industrious man

who has 3, la.-rze following.

. Professor Theodore Ross will ad-

” » dress Ag'ricult.ural Meetings at St.

as Margaretfs on Monday, Jun' lith, at

7 p. m., and in the Hall at Morell on

_ Tuesday even ng, June 15th-, at 6.30

p. ni. All interested, both -man and' women are invited to be present;

Owin to .the b lBat'u‘rda Girar-

r iz y disn and the large number of adver- 'tisaments therefor it is necessary

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59 en that all ‘chsnges' of matter reach

this oiiiee not later than ten a. m. Friday to insure insertion in first following issue

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b The following; pupils of Prince

Streo School have been awarded b

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the J. N. Palmer Co., New York, the Pahner Method Button for excellence 'W B F011 ht i'I1f0 °0DW¢l~- H0 WM in writing viz; Helen Woodroofe, Margaret Walsh, Jean Huntley, Belle Small, Bessie Lousun, Annie Gardi- ner, Mangumt Gillespie, Janis Pat-

terson.

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up _his affwlrs here, some time in the - oarly autumn. _

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W m ke ii DOU°GHN.U'l`S. :galil y dozen A ple Pies ree each

Credit Pies ia and |5c e Coeoamit Pies 15 and zoo Dark Fri|itCAhe 304; lb Sultana Cake soc lb Nut Cake :oc lb White cake 20c lb

Bread of all kinds ell

fresh slid (ood.

Telephone 1|;

Church tomorrow morning at the eleven o'clock. service

Many of his friends will be glad to

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hear Rev. C. W. Corey, a widely

,v popular former pastor of this Baptist

Cl1urch,,Ci\ty, who preaches here- to-

bmiaeer trip to this .olty.

_umberlaud yesterday

ing' in Summerside left morning on ret/urn to tihelr

Work on the new starch factory ati

Hunter River is progressing favor- ably. It is expected to be ready ln' the fall to receive _this ses.son's crop.

Mrs. Walter Whitlock and daughter

jmeej Mrs. Edgar Smit 'of 'Hunter River atbendvd the funei' l'.'of Miss Florence May Whitlock, li school sc., city.

Rev. W. Harrison, pastor of Grace

Church has been appointed to deliver the next year's lecture before the Theological Union of the New Bnins

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JUNE Uh 1909.; if _ ' 'nm nirnsr saws _ ~'-- _ _ __ ; THE GUARDIAN "'"'" ' miss on ami .non rnmranit

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THB QUEENS. couture cuARi>iiN'.,_e._-:;_,_»;:._;.*:;.=.;,;;.»:.:.e»=.e~..= .s..ve.e..°;e..e: ....

” °m¢\l Ill NDWQPNWM Bl0Gk““cl\lfl0ftOt0Wl\» I Jbs. Riggs, City, was an outward . Mile Campbell,

" < > ‘ passenger from this City by the a passenger to Pictou

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~_Lct’s help to make you

Comfortable Today

wit-k,~P. E. 1. and Neve some conf _ \.`- ."‘ ‘V .

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Rav. Geonge Ornran, of the Refoi- 2 ‘ `

One of the most important depart-

ments we have is comfort making de- partment for men. You will find it on the left hand side of the store immed- iately as you enter, and you will always find a well posted and obliging young man ready for you when you come, We’d like to see you to-day even if you only want a collar button.

Comfort ln Underwear

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native of Providence is highly respect- f" \ d ‘Q ed by all. His graduated and. receiv- `_'_ ,\ -

ed highest marks. His homo is in

Church at Vernon River Bridge, P. . - - ‘_ "Q,_w.':, 3 E I., was marnried on Tuesday sfter» ' (?uZ"i';!

new in se. iunirnws to Miss Alexa.-ii. der. Rev. S. Howard performed the ff - _, _ “_,._, ceremony. -_ M _\ ' fd ~

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ference at Bnclnville next Jufne. / "~ "~,\\\ ` \_`\\\\_ \ ,*,»":_ .

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Any person desiring to purchase a l lil 'f' V f/ ‘-. ‘\ ~ - \‘._\ ‘ _\

closed couch of American msiuufac- .Ili I 5"’ t \\`~ ~ , `- '\ ,_

_cure,__ and body of oval shalpo , \\\ _ - ‘ `\

with _ glass sides and front-, ‘\ " \

capable of seating six per- "- -

sons besides driver, also s landau \ \

should apply alt Guardian at once. \_ \ \ l- \ _,Q

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n. L. Toomns, has returned to me Q; _-1 /3* \-_ studies at Ri-evidence, R. I., nicer ' ,"‘ ', "

spendimlg the past. two wsokls in Sum- _' f. " ._/_ ~ ' mer e. r. ooms oug no as ' \

Ely,Newilda, but he was obliged' to go

to Providence to study for a dloctor. - .

Really choice Balbri ' ' ° -

-_ ggan under- Fine white Balbri an under

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The death took place at Lennox Is- wear 11 jf, -~ _ , ~ ._ lam on Thursdgy the ard hm, 0, i a S /es, long sleeves or_ short, wear narrow rib, French neck, sat- _

Joseph Francie aged- s4, a weii known long drawers or short, splendid fin- een facing ]ersey cuffs and ankles `

med Episcopal Church, now occupy- ` , _ §_f5',,,f ,Q . _

ing the pastorate of the Methodist ‘y \\;;."n.i../1"\\;

We offer you a pretty good line of

balbriggan underwear in a good ran e of sizes, smooth and cool, at PER SUI€.l`

And there is a better one, full range

of sizes from 34 to 44 inches French necks, sateen facings, Jersey cuffs and ankles, suit . . . . . ... ..+. . . ....... 75o

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The Grand View Ride Association

will be the first shooting held this spring and everyone should make a special effort to attend. There will be prizes in cash, offered for persons who make the best. scoring dnt of-the

_ possible 35 points. Last yeas' Alex.

McPherson, Grand View, won the prize for highest scoring in the year's practice. _

Among the visitors in the city yes-

terday were, J. Walsh Mt. Stewart, A. McKinnon Glenaladale, S. Brown ,York, E. Wood Pownal, J. Acorn Mill Vi-ew, R. Bagnall and wife ‘Hazel Grove, Rev. A. Cruise, wife and family" New Dominion, H. A. 'Gillis Eldon, G. Morrison Brsidal- bane, amd R. Bufntain and wife of Wheatley River.

In reporting the triafl of the boys

in' the City Police Court Thursday the name of Wilfrid Gaudet was men- tioned as having been arrested on suspicion. Some of The Guardian-'s readers are under the impression than the laid in question* was Frddl Gaudet. This is not the case at all amid- the

eight and seven eightihs' for tiha bent.

_ James Patterson- retwnned a flew

_evenings -.ago from an extended: trip A to the Cana.d'lan'Nortliw~est. He visi- ted Edmonton, Moosejaw, Regina and othsn cities and. has given fa graphic account of his trip. He speaks in _glqwing tlerms of the Provincialisto who have gone outl, many who left the Province poor are today, rich. Mr. Pwtbersorn has -taken up a home- stead and .w ll return after windi

manner that earned ion him the best. opinion of everyone with whom he

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n man of estimable character and ai prominent! official of the church on the reservaition. His death was _ deeply nsgretted by 'all his fellow rw _ sfldenta as he was B, man reputed to be without. an enemy. He will not

be forgotten for years to come. leaves to mourn three sons- and a dnughber » who are at present liv ng, 2; on Lcnnoxflslamd. i:

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In the cit market esl:erdny,, pro .

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duca was moving slowly. The hay _. market was fair. eigfhti iiity a hom -b|}- 5 ing askedvfor pressed amd forty live ' to fifty a cwt for loose. The oat mar- ._ ket was poor there being only s- _ sma-ll quantity moving, white oatv ` were fifty-tive 'to fifty-eight and black ._ nity-eignoco sixty. Butter was wid 2 at twenty-one to twenty-two cents 5 Ib amid' eggs at sixteen to seventeen .a cents a dw. Straw which was up to its usual standard, sold' at tive dot

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lars a ton for pressed and thirty tc thirty-tive a cwt. for loose. Dealers report lots of potatoes on the mar- _ ket, the price ranging frorm thirty- five to forty cents a bus. The pork 2 market is still brisk and is likely to ij be for some time, 'the price ranging 3 from, aight fno the poorer quality to

E. Rice has at his store on Graf- .

bon St., several whieels of the besi ‘ make, which are well worth seeing. They are equipped with every late improvements anidaro perfect mai' 3 vols of medlranical ingenuity. Thr ' tlrm has been in business since wheel- 1' ing started, amd at the present tim: ‘ have the only repair shop in thi Province. Both new and' second hand wheels are h»aiudled~ by Mr. Rice. I-lie controls all the Canada. Cycle and Motor Co's_ wheels in Chariot-tetiown and its vicinity. Of this company’r make the Cleveland is the popular one in Charlottetown this year, as .ft has

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Micmao and an ex-chief who for eigh- i 1] Sens at er suit 4 - ’ ' _teen mrs rum, overhis Peoplsmu 5 i P special at...-+.....-..........|.55

Aertex Cellular--The underwear of cool comfort

_ The weave and structure of this splendid line is such that it admits or aconstant circulation of air next the skin, ensuring constant dryness, and protection from the danger of sudden drafts. This line with short slr-eves trunk drawers __ rm'

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p With long sleeves and long drawers at. _ _ _ . .- _ -. . .-....3.'00 per suit

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f-__._i_You can .buy a nct__

_ soft front shirt at A51: `

_ And mind you this is no “bargain table shirt” either. Big quantity

buying is the thingthat makes the price possible it is made in all respects as well as many shirts that you have bought at 85 cents---~full range of neat patterns in percales and striped cords. . _ . . . . . . . . . ._ ._ . . . .. . _ _ _ ,45¢

There is a splendid range of the

new wide stripes in very effective is better than all other dollar shirts colourings, nice goods, firm and dur- because it is really a 1.2 5 shirt able-~ - ---~- ----79C for ~~~_................-......$l.00 _ And then there are all sorts o ligees for men--all sorts of working shirts for all mankind. We have a. working shirt at fifty cents that has competition “faded.” See it.

The MOOKMAC DOLLAR shirt

f shirts for small boys all sorts of neg-

‘P‘

. Some of the Smaller ncedfuls.

We have-every sort of cool summer sox for men, i5c. 2 5c, to 5oc.

Invisible suspenders for 5oc. Hose supporters 2 5c and 35c.

Wash neckwear, newest for 2 5c up. President suspenders 5oc

Excelda handkerchiefs, 3 for 2 5c Umbrellas from 89c to 7. 50.

Newest shapes in collars 2 for z5c. Best cuffs 2 5c pr. Sweaters of every weight that you can think of-at prices that will `

make you feel badly if you've bought anywhere else.

NCWCSY Cap!-` f01‘ BOYS 250, 500, 7oc. Newest caps for men 6oc, 7oc, Loo Belts for boys i5c, 2 5c, 32c. Belts for men, 4oe,5oc, 6oc 8oc,I.o

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Mr. Roberts, Sandusky, Ohio, con- sulting engineer of the Roberts Mar- ine Motors has designed over one hun- dred' and fifty different types of mlot- ors durinlg the past four years in- cluding the one now being manufac- _tured by Bruce Steyia-rt & Co of this ‘City and Fraser Brosof New Glas- gow. J. J. Mc.Kifnnon 'of this City in the agent in thib Province ariidwill be pleased to 'demonstrate the many advantages _ of the Roberts Marine Motor, each one of which,, is sold

fully ‘pu-nplmnteed as will be. seen by shi a wich .will appear on Mon- ay. . . -

:The bargain sale in groceries at

F. J. Holman ,& Co’s was a grand success yesterday and it clearly showed that the public are ready to take advantage of real genuine bar- gains. The sale will continue todlay and no one should i-all to take ad-

vantage of this grusti opipprtunity.

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M nee ,Pies nc each

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T0-DAY

rv . _

no ECLIPSE BAKERY

ellloylng. _.

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Bains in izroeeries eat

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V lgoglak 1 ”"oii` The

Farm

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life

country.

Bakeekesthreui

been for some time past. Besides be- ing agent for the goods of the Dun- lop Tire Co., Mr. Rice is also the re- presentative of the Berlin Recycle Co. of Berlin, and he/miles wbeellsl ami' parts for Messrs John Millonr & Son' o|fMontrewl. A full line of sundries all of a first class order, is car- ried, which fact bicycle anth'usiasts"" will appreciate. A special machine for iitt/ingtires to" baby carriages is ` now used by the tlrm, thus doing B. . wary with the expense, and loss of time, in sending ‘the vehicle to other plmcss. As the prices are moderate, and the work done only by skilled labor. Mr. Rice most certainly do serves the patronage which he is

:Who was giving such great bar-

. y ordwy? F. J.

Holman & Co., and they will con. tinue the sale today. No one should

Is the title of a book

showing over a score of pictures ot farm

0i 'special interest to those living in the

Free at our store

fonyou may not have the same

chance otiered to you for a long`t.ime. . Cannot Save ygu a fe¢ Goff_l3ros. ____ 6-1212116

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"‘Quality Toilet Articles- Inca" H

Waiters etc.--The Two Macs-Drug glstl. I-il5drtf.

be the best. all round shoe on the I ' Y

market. Secure ai pair this wick - .

--_-j-_Let’s ,figure on, your outfit--Q’

‘witch H ni cream womans ami ‘“’° y"“ S°°“ °“' °“°"°“°` “If will be to your infer fi tt

I r. C °° .°.“.r..‘:i."‘;’:.°z::..°°.f.2.°f::;S.'z fe- -1 1- 1- -

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ill syn Cream, w 08111. | Macs' and Bellys' Cold Creams, Mas- 'g:_",:drl5|'abr‘;g|§,;*|:t°fs‘;° °r°dS°"|"9 pocket to wks advantage of t.

s ge Cream. Tslcum powders in- q W°" °'°' ' bargains they are offering in claude 0olgates'Menneii'l, Corylopels', M°°r° 8° M°L°°d' » ' I- footwear. 6-IMI. Rhine Violets, and Lazolles-Perfum-

and of greater ixnportunce o y if

sd borax for the bath-Violet Toilet ¢-- V V f Y . 1 a== sans*

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W'-W lollars on that Parlor suite you are go-ii

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, _ing to buy this month'-good goods, l0W¢

All ist prices. -. ~ if 7

Tackle f i

Rods, Reels, Land-

ing Nets, Baskets,

Lines, Hooks, Fly _ _ Books. F ` ”

Flies suitable for Is- -nw OUR ,_ lim'-1 W3t°“° ` v high grade American Kerosene

OIL.

‘*A H not to be had hazy Je will be

' i\|ewson’s Block.

P1-ed ew- '“'°" P‘°~“~r.i°:::°.~.:‘.::i:.~.;'..

if ‘ ` ” = ' 25 cts r gallon. lil llll llill” » s=»\-¥’5~=~»»-

Bring your can and have it filled.

nnuooisrs, JENKINS (D. 50N Gl'0¢¢f'l

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We are the largest retail handlers of oil on the Island