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llllillinery Orders n l°l.§:‘“‘l:.:’“.'°°.§.i..‘;'°°°‘:.:.;’:"

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Grand stock of mid- .»- N

summer headwear' \{\ ‘f

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daily adding to it by 'iniportaiious

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'It will pay~you to see our summer styles

l before deciding what to buy. Vlfe have .1 splen-

did line of children’s embroidered and ribbon trimmed hats. ‘

_ Summer llosiery

is ~ -Wo\nen’s cotton,

u 1,, lisle and fine cash-

Atétl _ mere hose in a com-

05 ,,,.- plete range of sizes

and qualities em-

, f\*}f`i'.jf.i,»/,iIi`~l`g‘\.i,‘\,§-.~_\ brfiidered and plain. P ‘l§»f._*>`i'7',»l li." All sizes;

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_. liirants and children S iine ribbed cashmere

l ,_-h_ose_ z5c, 3oc, 35c and 4oc. V

Boys’ cotton and cashmere hose heavy and

_ light weights, extra close knit and guaranteed to - - wear, ace, 25c and upwflffl

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Colored Elastic Belts, width I 1-2 inches, with carved brass buckle., A beauty at _ _ the price

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Carpet Squares of every ,Description

Vie are showing a v¢f_Y Erie “g5°’fI’f1;°e“t gglniag

Pei squares now F0 much lil el dn 'O ns 'iihe hand. orientsl, conventional and_ ora esig ‘_ -

_somggg and withoutvauestion the best e;.1.so_rtmeiit plver shown in the city. e have then; in a siges sue as °d‘°"€3 yds, 3x3 yas, 3x3 1-2 y S.l3x4 y S. 3 1-2x4 v s. in _ 1' B ssels Axminslera Velvets,Wi|tons, lngralns `,'°°"" '"r.i..’. nam 4.oo’ui» io $65.00-

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waist for boys and girls,sizes

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years to I2 years. .

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, ted loyalty." Dr. Cowpertlrwaite has

many friends in this City. _ ,

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Head Offices in New Prawn Bloeli--Charlottetown

dsh salmon or clams for shipment abroad, should writs llnwger Guar- dian at once

,classified advertisements is told ln that column. . -1 <

In the recent baseball matclil~ bo- twsen"GUl! Bros. and Pro_wsc Bros. Ltd.; the score was fosr to two in ifavor of former.

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Harry Ritchie who has been visit- lnghis parents George W. amd Mrs. Ritchie, City, lelt Saturday for An-

.__ _ Rev. Dr. Cowperthwslta, occupied the Pulpit at Canuoner, Nild., on the idrd ult , and- at the close approach

our e an ge

says "will be long rememibcred for its choice verbiage as well sp con-

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The Csooiina arrived ini Port. Thurs-

day from- Montreal .with al general cargo. She saiiled same night- for St. John's, Niid., via Solurls and the Sydneys, taking the, following cargo: One thousand bags of potatoes, four hundred bags* oaits, eight himdrcd bales oi hay, one hundred and' bwenty tubs and boxes of butter, one hun- dred, and twenty cattle on deck, two horsis and fifty sheep. .

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Most successful mem'insrshlp roll call meetings have been -held in mei, of the appointments on' Alberta, N. B. circuit, additions being made to the roll in each instance. Recently Rev. W. J. Kirby, the pastor, baiptizcd a young man in the Harvey church, and tour young men, _eight you-ng. women, and one mothor of a family wore rs- ceived into the membership of the church.-Wesleyan.-Mr. Kirby vias formerly of Graco Church, City.

0" Ffidliy al'tern.oo1i the railway stations at Mount Albion was in grave <lsni4cr oi being destroyed by fire, due to the iullinig of ai spark lrom a. passing engine among 3| large pile of wood lying sidjaccnit' to ‘the station. The confiagrationbocismo so bud that it wus found necessary to send to tlho, city of uid. A _working train left about tour o’clock anidi af- ter considerable work those santa out succeeded in extin-guis-liing,the flames. Had the wind been blowing in any othrr direction, than it was the station would undoubtedly have been destroyed.

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A handsome new pulpit wan iilavcd

in St. Pet.er's Catliedrnl lust weeir, and was used for the first time yes- terdwy. It was' designed' by W. C. Harris, architect, aindi is -.n keeping with the Reredos, Choir Stalls arid Rood-screen, and* adds vnry much to. the wppearwncc of the i,hurc'.i. The body and base of the pulpit are of quartered oak, with ea/wed panels of mahogany. T-he corni/ce and' suibase have also carvings in the lnttur wood. On one of the lower paineln is a brass tablet, bearing* the following inscrip- tion: “'l‘o the Glory of God, at-d in Loving Memory of Mar-lon Cisrnplbell Simpson, 1821-1907. Jesus Marcy." The pulpit is the gift of Miss Jessie Simpson, -and was made in the work.- shop of George Gsudin, the wood-

` wcirk being executed by Oban. E. _

Carson, and- the carving hy Wim. Whitlock. The Sanctuary of the Memorial Chapel has also received iurthcr adornment. Last year the'

seven niches above the agnirlwere til- led with staltuettes of t e Apostles, with our Lord preaching as the cun- ‘tral figure in memory of Fred. C. and Mrs. Bracken. -Now the remaining niches on the right and left of the altar _ have been iittul und' me as follows: St. Matthew, late Rector of Three Rivers. P. Q.; St. Jlohn and S`t.' Jude, in memory of Henry P, and Rufus P. Chard; St. James the l.':ss, in memory of the children of Robt. Hogg; St.. Andrew in memory ot Andrew Bordon Mitchell; St. James the Great in memory' of the children of Mrs. James Peake; St. Thomas in memiory of Thomais hi. and Mrs. Haviland; St. Simon in memory of Rolyt. Haviland and Mrs. Sydney Fitzgerald, Under each figure is sma-ll brass- tablets bearing* the name of the person commemorated. A large figure oi Bt. Peter has also been placed in the niche on tiliebright hand side oi the porch. completing the decorations of thls_ps,rt of the building.. The work upon the chapel -is nearing completion, and without doubt the interior wlill ba the mos't beautiful oi its kind. in Canada. Every day, from 7 a~. m..to 6 p. m. the building is open and a visit is well worth while.

Jap a-Iac wears like iron. All

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:Rubborand Leather betting all

sizes at Cameron & Co‘s 6-7a3 ?

The reputation ol

Stewsrfs ‘ Bread

Has been honestly earn-

ed.

Quality, cleanliness and

skill in manufacture have made_the name a house- hold word. -

D. Stewart.

ECLIPSE BAKERY

sans pai amd

'and Germ Klller.lt cleans floor and

colors at Cameron & Co‘s. I .

the summer holidays.

Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald of this City

and her daughter. Miss Clara left Saturday morning on a visit eg

sveai g i y ip ‘ Bing . and-.the continent. He will be ioinsdi in London by his brother, President, R. A. Falconer.-Halifax Herald.

R. H. Stewart, Brantford, Ont.,

well kmown ln,0harlottetown', s; son- iirlaw of J. J. Chaippell, City, has removed `to Fort William, with- his family. Mrs. _Stewart visited Char- lottetown 1-mst summer.

The Wesleyan says:-“We regret to report the death of

Pentalow on Saturdnyi Sho had only been ii a and cams unexpectedly. Burgess, a friend of the

many years, oiliciisted at the cxercises."»-Rev. Mr. Burgess is well Known here.

Do not send communications to in-

dividual members of stwil. Every- thing should 'ue addressed' "Tho Char- lottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E, 1.," and on the left hand corn- ea* at the bottom of the envelope should be "Advertising," “Bub- scription," "Editorial," or "News" according to the contents. |

L.F.Holman &> Co,want tive hundred'

pounds of poultry every Tuesda.y.l They also handle large 'quantities of potatoes, oats, eggs and all farm, produce generally. They carry a complete and up-to*-date line of choi-| ce groceries, fruit and- confectionary’ cream and buttermilk. Tiieim motto is "quality first, than price/s -as reason- able as at all possible." The store has a:ll been newly painted* and clean- ed and cleanliness will be strictly observed, as well aa prompt delivery and courteous treatment. They res- pectfully soliclt a fair share ol the trade. p '

The funeral of Miss Florence May Whitlock took place _Friday after-‘ noon at 2 o'clock, from heir. late re- sidence, 14 School Street, to Peo- ple's Cameteijy, and' wad largely st- tendeil., Rev: Wm. Harrison ormciat-. od. The pall-baztrcrs were, Vernon: Hmvatt, George McDougall, hosliel Toombs, William Rowe, Percy Stam- lcy and Herbert Stewart. "Phe foi-l lowing were the floral tri-biibesv: A Pillow, Flolltls, Father and Mhtiliefr. Cre-iccnt, The Brothers; Wreath, Grace Church 'Sunday School; Cross,| Grace Church Choir; Wreath, Wlllllam and Mrs. Whitlock; boquet., C. J. and Mrs. Whitlock; cofiin boquet., Cousin 'I`llly;<'I‘rianigle, Victoria Di-. vision S.O.'I‘.; Sons of Englan\d;Arch Eniployeeu of Telephone `Co; boqnct, Miss Rena Cpflln; boquet, R. E. and Mrs. Mutchpcollln boqiiet, Wm. ami

fomlly;-voithn boqvuet, Prof. H. AQ Tantonf collln boquet, Johin and Mrs. McKenzie; potted plant, A. Allen.

:Dustbane sanitary sweeping

compound. It-“S adust absorber

brightens Carpets. 5 lb, tin costs

only 350 at Cameron & Cgsadsl

Sleeve boards.shirt boards and

ironing boards in large varieties at Cameron & Co‘s. 6-4d3i.

Kodak

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The new Kodak

Catalogue has come. If interested. Ask for a copy-

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Fishing Tackle

Rods, Reels, Land-

'ing Nets, Baskets,

Lines, Hooks, Fly .Books

Flies suitable for Is-

land waters.

“=Any ily not to be had here we will be pleased to get for you _

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l The latest news, ilrst of all. The Normal school has closed for ' I Momhy, Jun. 7th’ |909

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Handsome Waterproof Cloak

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' Grace and ifyle do not always accouitaiiy protectloiiffrbm wet weather

in so perfect a manner as this handsome garment. It is _cnt full and long to cover your street costume. It is double breasted, has inlaid velvet military collar, smoked pearl buttons, and the cuffs are finished with self stra ings caught with small buttons. We have never had a Waterproof under Eleven Dollars that presented so much value and so excellent an 'appearance A lucky purchase allows us to say ss.. ._.-...H . ... . . . . . . ..... . . . .- . . . .$7.95

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ilviirgi “QW ~'/4"' .1 ' the offeri s we make -//li; it loft. e ~ lg "\_ liillhj ll A ig/‘ 'A A \ These smart blouses and \ " l l l V ‘ Q" ’ / ' suits are made in drills and ,QQ ,lg ,Q .,_=, fy' . . » ,_ .

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The suits have pretty sailor blouse and neat knicker trousers. They

combine comfort and good appearance in a better manner than you have

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Suits For Boys

Each season our sales of

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,liil it pay you to linvestigate

effects of white, light bliiic, champagne and navy. | 1

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ii If your appearance is to be right---every detail must be looked after-- A and even ycur hosiery must be selected with a proper regard to the rest of

your costume. The splendid display in our northern window will help you to

All the new colorings in open work or embroidered effects are shown

at a variety of prices. For example see these at '

Better than ordinary-- --for only ordinary prices.

Stockings for You

25c, 55c, 50c, 75c

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Witch Hazel Cream, soothing and hsalingn for sunburn and dry skin. Elcsys Cream, Milkweed Cream, Macs’ and Bellys' Cold Creams. M89' sage Cream. Talcum powders iii- cluds Colgs.tes'Mennen's, Coryloplll . Rhine Violets, and Lazelles-Parfum-_ ed borax for the bath-Violet. Toilet Waters etc.-'Tho Two Macs--Drug sing, 5-illidrtf.

Bu§ii°i°Ess §tand`For SaI¢

»'We offer for sale our business stand at Murray River consisting of one and one quarter acres of land with buildings thereon includ- ing store 60 feet x 26_ feet two stories, two warehouses. iron house and stable also wharf property. This property is well known as the best .mercantile business stand at Murray River being centralli located within easy reach of rail- way station and_ post offiee.Having a valiiable water frontage it affords unsurpassed shipping facilities. For further particulars apply to the owners.

PROWSE & SONS.

Murray Harbor P. E. I.

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03ers rooms with hot and cold water for |l.m pei- day and un, which includes tree use of public shower baths. Nothing to equal this in New England. Rooms with private baths for 81.50 pesday and upnulrss of two room! and bath for law per dayaiid up. Dining room and calc ni-st-class. Eurvwlu Plan.

ABSOLUTELY l‘IREI’ll00l" Btoncjloors. nothing wood but the doors

Equipped with its own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. [Ang Distance Telephone in Every Room

Strictly A Temperance llotal Emil for Booklet.

STORER P. CRAFTS.

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The right kinds at “Markright” Prices.

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' I Latest in Portraits

The well known High Grade Portrait House of Toronto,

given to S. F. Tarbush, of Charlottetown, the sole right to handle their portraits, and solongas he is actually engaged in the business they will not makes portrait for any other person on P. E. Island. Several have tried, but their correspondence is at once forwarded to S. F. Tarbiish, Charlottetown.

He has just received samples of something entirely new in eu-

laigements and they are most beautthil. Deal direct with him and get what you bargain for every' time. His portraits will surprise you. Frames can be selected direct from the wholesale catalogue if preferred. Also sole agent here for Parkers Dyeing and Cleaning Works. ‘odd canvassers wanted. ,

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