‘§’E

,waevdy

cures Pim|>l°l £9

` Prcwse

Ron Bootle will be

shooting

J. Bonn, City, this year

Commercial College of

“N 8°” “\°‘l¢| f°§ mush Wrovrltlnz md

$9' li/ 3 this morning. __A pg f at Georfetow, 0! the Raid fountain pen for spelling has

J_ H0nt”'me_ 'M _‘D me .°||,]’“|’ .lt_l'_,_1-_-`»,<_ A _. _.H_-; ,_ - __ _ .

¥\f@\'4ll¥l _ NHL Moana," K_ cu s“mmm|d°_ Burr Wxnuaus oi this city, and now in

..._ _ _ _ zone telecine

Calgary, Alberta. has taken up the photo-

Dmterdayh-c¥nl'i'n'". pawns” mombln uma tn the 0|” 8'l‘l\Dl\l°_ business. in Plrtnershili with y” 'non " ‘ 5°* »E£'Nli; fii\!Pk'k¢§TN'- With Coll. another young man in`.the West. M.r.ii

the M i M5 iw: M35- 959% MDLIND Gwrgetown, spent |05 733141# f°l' PN' Willianis does the travelling for the firm

' Q. -` ~._-,<5 -_ ' » , _ _

" ` ` _ Suodayinth it. . , tau ._ ' ._ _ ‘ _- '

» ' °° I ‘ " '_ ~-~ f » -- ~ _ Henson Haszaan whoreturned Satur-

' _;_____-_,_» .< _, ___ I.\oNAl\n_Wo0l_>. M. L. A. Mount-Hen Srasnswwedloek, Stanley Bridge re- day night froma trip to ihe Upper Pro- |

bert went W Brdlwy yesterday. turned not cigar. non. a oneness a-up in vines; out slr Inna .na may Davies who

_ _ _ _._ __ ___ _ mmn“,_NwB°moN Cum is vismnnn Sydney. _ _ _ _ expect to leave for the Island July lst.,

Wolfville and attendihg Acadia closing. REV- H°"i.’°\`i5 v.°5,l°Y»Y°l°& Wm °°|lfl\l°¢ Tm lmdmx h°w|“ °f tm' °“‘7 °°“‘P“° .

“ ‘ ‘no very favorably with those of other cities,

-..' . d ' - - -

1 f=. ‘--' ii; - ‘ Mrs. (Bev.)A. J. McNeill,0rwell, leaves s::s:'_h,“"m° at Fdoonwood xc M;-,gmnrd ,vs_ _

this moraingon a visit to Kingston, . ' _

gm, - _ Dgvm s¢,,.i,,B_,“,,_ N_ Rnmnbury _,md W.R.Gnr.ner.'r, will speak during the

FLOUR '_

We will harelreehlslapid ~ Hour from Andrevh Mi at

every market dulwhich we will sell in sm quan-

titles.

We will also take orders for large quantities of Island ilonr and Graham ilourand have it delivered _ to-von ` dirut from _the _ mills at lowest prices. '

Webster & Mcliay

Phone 199-

* _

rarer ua

'lhe Direct Water Route

From `

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

in Boston

'l‘ln-\\'cllknownS. S. "I-IALIFAX" will re- ..unn- hcrsailings between Charlottetown and lio_~l<»|\. mill” at Hawkesbury and Halifax, .-mnmcnclng ay 16th. lcanvhing Charlottetown cv.-ry 'l‘Ul1} DA AT 1 P. . l'it~o1cngers fin. Pictou on Wednesday morn- ing ran _loin steamer at Haiiffnx. _

lu-_turning lcavo Boston turdays at noon.

For ull in onmatinn apyilav in li. l..i‘|iIl’MAN, Wm. OMBOURQUETTE

Manager. Agent

Halifax, N. S. Plant Line Wharf,

.7 » 5| il w tllno ~ (lhn.rlcttcte\‘.'::

iiavavuuanaunuoa-M5.; GET `

THE

HABIT

Of buying your bread,

pastry and cake during the hot weather-vt _

D-,L_ ‘ Stewart,

l < REV. A. ll. Andrew who has spent a few dl!! BBN |03 yesterday on return td'

Bayfield, N. B.

attend Acadia University closing and also to visit Sydney. '

East Rooms, son of W. F. Robins has

returned fi-omBoste‘n where he has been studying Dentistry.

, Bev. Da. Gaurl-una, Palmer's Road

will address the S. D. C. graduates at the

Tm: May number of the Dalhousie Gaz-

ette has a biographical sketch by F. J. Nash of Lieutenant Governor McKinnon.

CAPT. Wisner has presented the two

boys who found his pocket book some days ago with season tickets on the S. S. Eliln.

S. F. Tansusn is having an artistically

painted sign placed in front of his store. .The work was donc by Fred Waller with Mcinnls Bros.

Mns. Ssx'rus_ J. McI.ur.LaN and two

daughters lcft yesterday for Bouldcn, Colo., on u. two mouths visit to her mother and her sister.

SAMUEL Guam, formerly cutter with

John McKenzie, and Gordon 8: McLellan, int-ends opening a tailor shop, shortly, on his own account.

A1' the Police Court ycsterduy the Pro-

hibition case against Matthew Mahar was again up'for hearing and was further ad- journed till Thursday.

No'rwrrHsTaNnINo rumours to thc con-

trary, the “Ocean Limited" will be pro- vided with second-class , car, and will carry second-class passengers. _

_ COMrL.»\IN'r is made of the ill-using of cattle being taken toand from the market 'weigh scales. On several occasions thc animals have shown very visible signs of hard usage.

- Tru: mail 'e`r'press, running by thc summer time table which wontinto effect yesterday, arrived -last night pnnctually on time at 8.50. The Princess reached the wharf about the some time.

; THE Cornwall Rifle Club will meet on June 17th. and 24th. and July Sth. to shoot their League match. Any members of the club wishing to practise pleo.sc`attend. -D. W. White, Capt. of team. ~

Mas. E. MGNAB left Saturday for Bru~

deneli where she intends sponding thc summer with her sister, Mrs. Martin. She will be joined in July by her daughter, Mrs. \V. A. Munn, St. John’s, Nfld.

R. Hanonn Jnsxms left yesterday t°» ,_,_,p,__°Ke-amor

W. L. Cotton were passengers from thc west last night. '

boson Nicholson or mercy a Nichol-

son returaedlaet night from a business

Tas Brant went to Crapaud yesterday

to place the buoy there and then willplace the buoys oil Summerslde harbor.

Rav. Mr. Crawford, River John, N. S.

came to the city last night am goes to Cardigan today to visit his home there.

010508 011 Wvflnesday. ' Mus Isabella Calme and her sister, Miss |

Maggie Scott have returned irom Boston

A1' Montague yesterday seven schoo~

nan ,md o'n°»st_ea,ne,__ the Electm wemlwhere they have been for the past four loading and discharging cargoes. weeks' _

James Cumlng, Melbourne, Australia

who has been visiting his brother Chas Coming lest yesterday for St. John en route to Europe.

F. A. BELL, formerly driver on the P.

E. I. Railway and now employed with the Boston Elevated Railway came to the city last night on a visit to friends here.

IN the ad. of Carter & Co., Ltd., which

appeared yesterday, their supply of Carters' Prize Hnszard's Improved Turnip

_S_;a:d should haveread 10,000. lbs. not 1000

R1-:_v.G. R. Wann, pastor of Baptist

Church left yesterday on n three weeks holiday trip. He will attend the closing exercises at Acadia and later spent some days in Cape Breton.

C. A. KENNEDY, formerly of Brackley

Point, new manager of the Winnipeg branch of the Bank of N. S. has been pro- moted to the position of Inspector and his territory will likely be in the Maritime Provinces.

Tm: auction of the properties of

William Seller,-yesterday, did not result. in a sale. The highest bid on the Upper Hillsboro property was $1100, and on the Lower Hillsboro 82400. They were re. served at $1500 and $2700 respectively.

Mas. Janus A. CAMPBELL, late of

Andover, Mass has assumed the position of organist in the Prince Street Baptist Church. Sho took charge for the first

very favorable impression on the con- gregations. ‘

Tar: Nova Scotia team who will com-

pete here inthe Intermarltirne Rifle match next Thursday are Pvt.B. W.Wllliams,Lt. Col. Lccain, Lt. Semple, Corp. Pevcril, Lt. E. C. Shaffner, Lt. J. C. Crcelman. Capt. F. W. Bishop, Scrgt. Saunders, Spareman, Pvt. Haystead.

ALL "changes" for large spaces should

bein this office not later than ten a. ni.. “Hd Ofdinnry "Changes" by cnc p. m., ex- cept Saturday at ten a. m. for both daily

ECLIPSE BAKERY# o.nd weekly as printers have holiday

Baines Best Bread. C-Zlaalsvnaeauuenaunuuia;-Q

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the cit

same afternoon.

time lest Sunday and her playing made a‘

present week as follows .

Tuesday, J une 6th, St. Peters.

Wednesday, J une 7th, Georgetown.

Thursday, .June 8th, Dundas.

Friday, June llth, Mount Stewart.. Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Juno

10th, llth and 12th, Mr. Gcldert: 'will be in Charlottetown. i_:le will address the Y.M. C-A~ Suildlly. and speak at a mass meet- ing Monday evening.

Msssits Chandler dc Bell, who have

taken over the establishment of Cairns 8: McFadyen,Kcnt_ street, are splayinga large assortment of sarco agl, monu- ments and tombstcn T ey ,have all the latest styles inm ble bite, and frcestone ln o large u of designs. Already this season has set out ten monuments, an guliicent sarcop= hagus,tobe pla' u pringfield ceme- tery to the _ of e late Archil:alrl

Fe? and is ia ily, dcceascd,ls no in course erecti nand will shortly becompicted. \ ‘

The land necessary for the running of

the extension of the railway line to tho' Dominion wharf and ranging from 14 t.o‘r0 fcct wide hasbeen exproprlated from W.S. Stewart, M. P. Hogan, the StcamNavi- gation Co. and Robert Palmer and work is now in progress. Mr. Hogan gave an option to the Board of Trade some time ago but the land was not then taken. Since the winter hc has taken a large number of contracts in hand and as a con- sequence he considers that his damages will be much larger that he then asked. The valuewill likely be settled by the Exchequer Court.

Tas board of governors of McMaster

University have appointed Prof. A. G. McKay, chancellor, to succeed :Chan- cellor Wallace, resigned. Prof. E. M. Kierstead, Acadia University, Wolfville, N. S., was appointed to the chair of sys- tematic theology and apolcgetlcs, to succeed Dr. Goodspeed. Prof. William Findlay,BarnardCollege,ColumbiaUniver- sity,` was appointed professor of mathe- matics, to succeed Prof. A. G. MacKay, Rev. Elias Miles Kierslead is the son of the late Rev. Elias Kierstoad, and was

received his education at the loanl schools and at the University of New Brunswick, where he took his B. A. degree in 1873. He afterwards studied divinity at Newton Thcologiealinstltutc and was ordained in 1870. He served as pastor at Milton and at Windsor,' N. S., afterwards be- coming professor oi English literature and psychulogyin Acadia College. Prof. Kicrstcad received thc degree of M. A. in 1883 and that of D.D. in 1805, from Acadia College. Forycars he was sec- retary, and in 1897 hc was elected presl- dent of the Baptist convention of the maritime provinces. l

A QUIET wedding took place at the

residence of (leo. li. Brown, Sommcrvillc, Mass., on Wednesday, May ?Ath, 1905,

at Mm-k “night Furnishing Co.s_ y Minuys ummm( Relieve’ Nwmgia when Rev. IJ as. MacDougail. Pastor of

__ .

Cape Traverse, DcSable, and Canoe Cove,

A A EL rr L ' I E. I., was united in the holy bonds

. ' /, ` ' __

' e

of matrimon to Miss Margaret Compton,

' ~ onoof the most successful and popular

nurses of Somerville. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. K. Machcnuun, B. D according to the impressive ritual of

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/6 / iiI“ie€villlriil'lle(iiiatdnfrrigndslbii ]tl\Idrlci:i:rl\d?\dJri

___ _ 4 ` _ and groom. The bride who was un-

; millincrinleaaers . -/' w ~ M1|mEF` "df a '

y trl ed with cream whim satin ribbon

.___ _ li /

.__‘ "w""""\

$1 I

". ::_~-~> at ~'

and antique lace, ami kid slippers and elbow gloves to match. Mrs. Brown, thc hostess, wore a gown of blue and white

_I _ \ _ §Q,$ \ Tptted muslln trimmed with valcncienncs

ce, with streamers of wjwitc satinribbon.

The parlor in which the ceremony was

I "' " d vi s handsome] decorated

`T?'_.e`9,¥` _ ' T " performc _ 11. _ y

' l\`\ WJ! ‘»5`,»_ with cut flowers including lilncs, pinks,

\ . __

sweet peas, lilies ami maiden-hair ferns, as well as a number of potted ferns. Iitv-

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.» Mr. Macbougallis one of the mostcloqucnt

and earnest prcnchcrs in the Maritime

rovinccs and is well known ln Boston

. -f- l . P

/_ £7 , and vicinity. The Guardian wishes Mr.

Zharming

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N mlllm ry

Iitlinracnivé Prices!

Hedn’t' you better leave your order todsy,remember we can please you better than any

oth r store

mm( '

' a 1 , .

x Nur high class stylish mlllinery costs no more' than ordintry mlilluery at ordinary

" ftlsino wonder we do such an immense rnillinlfy b\1li\l¢ll_{_ ~ ` ~'

'_ Sgtlgfql customers are our best advertisement. We can shtlsfy yon.

H|d|l’t you better leave your order today 1" ` . _ _

_ Goods and mlliiiizrv lleadm. _

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and Mrs Mncbougall a prosperous and happyjoumey through life.

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l Kodak" “ Films

' Velox Paper,

Solio Paper,

Kioro Paper,

Stanley Plates

All sizes just received

exgrees. __

\ ur new stock of

~ KODAKS

is on the way.

_ Wea lor it. '

-w" New patterns this year.

born at Collins., N". B'.', Feb.. 11, 1850. He _

JUNE 6, rgog

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DOLLAR SHIRTS]

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' sv, 1 I MAKINGaspecial push

` l ' this week in our

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. . _ men’s shirt department, _

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Honestly think there's not

another range of shirts as

good as ours in P. E. Island. '

from the best makers in the"

Dominion--bought for spot cash-bought in big quantities - that's why we can

afford to sell this 'splendid line at ' c

ONE DOLLAR

Handsome shirts in new colorings-soft front and still front, some with

' cuffs attached-some with separate cuffs-shirts you’d regularly pay $1.15, _

‘ Samples in our southern window.

$1.20 or $1.25, for but our price is only $1.00. ‘

B1-:wr Giuiv of Victoria Hotel left'

yesterday on a visit to St. John-

Trxr: cargo of the Princess y0St_¢\“‘1”‘Y

morning included 1'] cattle for Sy‘ll\l‘-Y shipped by Wedlock Bros,Stanlcy Bridge.

ON Wednesday night of last week the

H d owncd

the lobster factory at Cable ca __ by Sutherland Bros., was burned to _thc ground. The flrc started from thc l101lUl'»

about midnight. and was so far ndvm\ccd_

i iblc to save.

when seen that it was 11111055 the building. There were about t_w0 hundred cases of lobsters in thc huildlni-I but most of these were saved. Thi' 1035.

Tina regular monthly mcctinR Of @_h°|

School Board was held last night. 'lhc( teachers reports showed enrolment for the past month to bc 1100, average utttndnncc 900, percentage 88, tardlncss 278, number of L,-“ants 3, visits 173, notices 45, cases of corporal punishment 22, below nvcrllilc 53. requests to leave school 82. It was 1\l»:f01‘f\ that the schools close for niltlsummcu holidays on the 2*.Itl\ instant and reopen on Sept-. 6th closing to take place in the Market Hall commencing at 10.30 a. rn. The schools will bc open to visitors On the previous :lay in order that parents and others may have an opportunity Of 8015914 the teachers at work. Tenders \vcrc or lered to bc called for coal for city schools and the kulsominlng of Prince Strcct School and also for selling the old seats replaced by thc Kimlcrgar- ten furniture. The commit-t,ec on property were authorized to arrange for thc build- mg of a new fcncc on School Street. Dc- tails for arrangements of DUDUS ll\ Milfkci Hall at closing were left with Board and Sccreto.ry.An\1mber of applications for positions us tcaclicrsln thc schools were read. Billspnsscd before thc mcctiug ml- journcd. ~ _

lViinard’s Linimcnt Cores Lungs, etc.

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A 07 plccc dinner set for $‘.'».1l.'» at W. P

Colwlll's, Sunnyside. l5<l iff

Iron-(lx 'Tnhlcts are on sale at li.A

Ellis' Drugstore. 711 iff-

sasnvaesuunhlusullvq (rv 0ur Special v Extract oil

ilamlla 1

by J. lt’s the best ever

i sold at the price.

I; .

FIVE new members were added to thc' I I’

I. O. F. at Sourls Friday night. °

We Keep Pounding Away on Quality

\Ve don’t want you to forget it. It is more important than price "

in the Furniture business. The long-wearing qualities of |_Ncwsou’s Furniture are known all over P. E. Island. Added to this impor- tant quality is the extreme lowuess of price which prevails at this store. This combination of high quality and low price is what has made this store what it is-thc placrwhere people of means are sure of GOOD things-where those of slender purse are sure of full value

for their money. Come here for your next furniture purchase.

_ _ ' _ _

»|as~e»na~.nsnana~u»saann»naaua»vauu»

D BEAU BREMMELZ

A wcll dressed father said 'lean Brcmmcl begets awell dressed

sou.

‘ FATHERS DRESS WELL

`Fcr style get your clothing at J. T. McKenzie’s _ For superior workmanship get your clothing at _I. T. McKenz1c's. For very bcst go to J. T. 1\lcKc\1zic’s.

- For furnishing the latest styles go to j. T. McKen'/.le’s,

For the very best values in the market go to J. T. McKcn1.ic’S. We promise to give you your 1noncy’s worth or more for any-

thing you get from us.

ions T. _ MCKENZIE,

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BEST SET OF TEETH $8.00

Owing to tlxc closing out of a large wholusal dcuiul supply com-

pany wcwur able to purclmsc u large stock of gh grade teeth and nmlcrinl nt n very low Eglin-_ This means _ can, while our stock lasts, give yo\\ thc rcgulzu

$10-00 SET OF TEETH FOR $8.00.

The tccth and material :irc the best that money can buy and arc

giiamniccd by thc mzinuinctiircn and ourselves. _

If you wish to take mlvaniugc of this oficr you l\ad_bcticr do_so at

oucc as ihc price only lasts wliilc the stock docs.

Ii' you have lccili io bc rfxtrncicll dm1’i. worry about tllrm. \Vc

can, by ilic use oi' \<`1'1`Al.l7.l~IlJ Alk inkc thuxn out and not hurl. you in the slightest.

l<ZX'l`RAC'l`IN(`. 1~`1{l‘1l~1 when plates arc orllcrcd. All work guar-

anteed fully.

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS,

Over Prowse Bros. Ilr. C. H. DIEIER. Proprietor, Phone 153.

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THE OLD RELIABLE STIIL T0 THE FRONT

1 have the-largest and best stock

of Safcopliaguses, Monumeni.<.'l`ab- lets and Headstones ever exhibited in the Maritime Provinces,in Marble of all shades. also red,grey andblack

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'_ 10c an Ounce

' . “Tho Two Macs"

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' I ' DRUGGISTS. out charge. _,__ _

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` i ” .‘ s -.1 "V 1 ,.. `,‘ ~ ._-__-‘ sons scams. l 0 ° ~ ’ " "“'“ " ‘ 1"

granite. li is worth looking at li you don’t want to purcha.se..Ii you _#__ _ _ _“_ __ _ want to purchase this is thc H " ' f .~ ‘sf best and cheapest place on P. li. l. 'lc'-i'.v“_f'f-‘,-. ful

Correspondence solicited- llc- ' '»,._,._,,._ ,_ _

signs furnished when requested. ',"7_=.,»_I\‘~i.f§@§yy’;=f-$121__ Plans drawn when required with-

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