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HALIFAX, Jung 5-Abode two Illnllthv ago J. Walltel: Day, a busy. ness mano( Halifax, dlsappesred.For a week diligent search was mms 19,- him without avail, and it was ~ con- concluded that he had left the city,| the opinion being that he was still alive. ` This evening a badly decom- posed body- was found in the harbor of! Greenbank by poys who were fishing. It was brought up and by

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I Hon. John McLean, Souris, retur

R. McNeill, Charlottetown, w

It pays to buy -in this Province.

W 'M. Flynn, Cardigan, was i Charlottetown yesterday afternoon.

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nf sington will preach in St. Pcter's

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A _ ' '_B\-Inf-lin Bell 8 Co., Charlottetown,

are-_advertising a cargo of "Lacka- _ wana" suthracite coal in this issue.

Rev. A. W. Watson, rector of Ken-

Csthadral, Charlottetown, at the morning service. '

' Rev. ii. sem-smut, charism-

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papers in the clothing found to be that of Day. The body was weighed

is GOWB by a ten pound stone tied ar-

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Wcllltii il1`St now, We A summon 1-ioivin Tnaounv.

can the _kind

that siiits~-best.

Order a ton today

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NEWARK. N. J., June 6-Charles

and Mrs. Edgerton of Brookilyn were burned to death, their daughter Mrs. A. W. Nolls, sustained a broken leg, and her husband was also injured by _jumping from the sécon-cl story win- _dow during a fire which destroyed the Edgerton's summer home at Budde Lave early today. _

' SENSATIONAL TRIAL

MONTREAL, June 6_-The case of

probably go to the jury tomorrow. Mrs. Donald Cameron, mother-in-law of the accused; Edwin L. Packer, a young man who was walking with Mrs. Cummings when the fatal shots were fired, and Chief Carpenter, who secured a confession from the accus-

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A & 0 John Cummings. on trial for the mur-

I __ _ _ _ der or his wife last November, win

BRUSSELS June 6--King Albert d - d t 1 th md “nd Qmwn Elizabeth had Pmnned to E Th`;eIallt:gbriiiieseii`sioilni'i the iiciurt lmvl’ mr. Ostend 'or a “my at the when Mrs. Cameron took the stand," Ruym Vma 0" the se” coast' wday was dramatic in the extreme and

but the journey was abandoned 0

U Cummings, the accused, was proba-blv

uccount of the situation resulting the only ,,e,,so,,, in the court room

from the Socialist resentment of th

clerical victory in thc elections. At. uiccting of 20,000 working men at L Louvrie a district in Hainaut whe

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tbcrc are mines and extensive manu- factures, Socialist _orators were hiss-

ed when they urged the strikers 1: return to work.

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“ Ever when Mrs. Cameron shook her a fist at him and cried Z May God for-

give you,_for I will not, and later told how her daughter had lived in fear of her husband and had on one

° occasion said to her, Don't you leave

the house, mother, lor you will get killed ns well as me, and there will be nobody to look after the childrem, Cummings only smiled slightly and showed no other trace of emotion.

Mrs. Cameron testified that her

daughter and her husband had lived together until she had learned that Cummings had another wife in Scotland. The husband had left and had boarded at various places in the city. He had at times drank heavilv

Packer, at the morning session,t0ld

a passenger east yesterday after-

town, will conduct services at Ken-

° who maintained absolute composure..

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Temple McDonald, M. L. A_,George-

town was in Charlottetown yester- day.

A. Martin, Vallcyfield, was in

Charlottetown yesterday, returning in the afternoon.

Rev. Hammond Johnson of Hede-

que, will officiate at the services in

I`0W.

Any person paying their electric

light bill on or before June 10th will receive the discount and thus save money.

Dr. Campbell, Sackville, formerly

of Charlottetown, lectured in Ber- wick, N. S., last week on Scotland and Scotchrnen.

open Sunday night at twelve. In the interim- 124 J. can bs phoned.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton will preach in st. 'James church, Charlottetown, to, morrow evening from thc theme, Character is the Soul.

Subscribers and others are asked to

.remit by Money Ordsror by Regist- _ered Letter. The Guardian ls.not re- sponsible for remittances forwarded other than as abovs.

Dr. Howard Smith and daughter,

Boston, Mass. are visiting in Char- lottetown thc guest of Mrs Smith's parents, J. P. and _Mrs. Nicholson. They will remain the summer.

Arnie Baptist church, charlotte-

town, tomorrow morning Rev. Z. L. Fnsh will preach on God in Naturc.In the evening the subject of the sermon will be Twice Burn Men. _

The second Rifle League Match will

bc held nt Kensington Runge, Char- lottetown, today at two p. m.sharp. Teams from the 4th Reg. and Can.

Zion Church, Charlottetown, tomor-

'rhc Guardian Ncwg Dcpargmwg, at the Charlottetown Driving Park. closes tonight -at twelve and will re-

sengton, Irishtown and French River tomorrow. _

Rev. T. F. Fullerton, of St. James

Church and Rev. Mr. Heaney of the First Methodist, Charlottetown, will exchange puipits tomorrow morning.

_ Mr. Rattee will preach tomorrow in the Church at Wood Islands at ll a.m., and in the afternoon at three o’clock in the hall.

» The S. S._C-ity of Sydney is due at Charlottetown from Montreal, this afternoon and sails for St. John's, Newfoundland.

Guy Jardine, of thc Bank ol Mont- real,'Sydney, is visiting at his home in Charlottetown.

Today is thc final day for receiving entries for the horsc races on Junc 17

Harry James, Charlottetown, re-

presenting Moirs Ltd, returned from ls business trip to the 'country with a specimen of horseiiesh which it is be- lieved will produce speed.

' The engagement is' announced of -Miss Muriel Louise Penna, daughter

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_of the Rev, and Mrs. 'Henry Penna, iiagetownf N. B., and formerly of P. E. Island to A. Gord n Watson, of Halifax, N. S., formerly of West- mount. The wedding will take place _quietly on June 12th.

The Guardian was banded yester-

day by Benj_ C'artcr,. "Kilburn," Charlottetown, a strawberry vine with berries on it, two fullv ripe and two unripe. This is exceptional for Jiinr. and is a. promising outlook of what Mr. Carf.cr’s_stra\v.bcrry crop is likely to ho~

Following are the names of um young ladies who graduated recently from the Shorthand' Department at Notre Dame Convent, Charlottetown, and have obtained Diplomas for Ste-

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This great offering of new spring`shirts, which you will find in our north-

ern window, includes handsome stripe Zephyr shirts with attached ciiif.s_--outing shirts with attached collars, the latter being shown in plain cream, plain wbiic and plain blue, as well as in an assortment of pretty stripes. 'I`lic cheapest shift in the lot was regularly marked 85c and was very cheap at thai. The values arc ' _ good, up to i.oo and for Saturday, you can buy as many as you ‘

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How about men's per Summer underwear' Oc suit

_'~_Wc want to call your attention to that display of

nice' new underwear in the southern window.

§=`There’s a nice line of shirts and l)ra.wer_s, nicdiuin

meifs sizes, light weight balbriggan very nicely ni:id_e _ __ , . .. ...,_.,,.,,,,. . . . . . 50c suif

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how he had heard Mrs. Cummings sir-

. press fear of her husband and now he

4 had escorted her from the faetorv Plied. li where she worked on the night of the _

lilfle _a'ssociation_ will complete. Rides and ammunition will be sup-

,B Dher, Nellie Gillis.

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alleged murder. Cummings appeared and fired two shots, one entering the head and the other the.back, thc woman dving ns a result..

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We consider Rexall "o3"

Hair Tonic unequallcd for inning

_ ‘and rcvigorating the hair. We know the formula and do not

lt revives dull and lusfrsle

lhink it .can ever he improved as .4 hair tonic and endorse it fully_

ss hair, I isa specific discovery

` only aftenlong and painstaking research. A hollle. ... ..50e

l ' ' A _ _ \ 'rue grounds of the A. A. A. Aare poyie, John H m¢,.A or

MacKinnon' D ‘ now receiving their usual spring at- Pat. Dogherty,~oGeo.` lgallhht, Pat,

tention. The track is bein-g put in Dogherty, Alice Coyle, peg,” Delux.

Cor Great George and lscnt Sts. _

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fort from it, but if the to- bacco is bad it is imposs- ible. If you have never tried our Master Marine

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The Charlottetown Driving Park a busy place where Fred Camero_n,th ‘well known horse trainer is located Already Mr. Cameron has eight horse on the string and among them - ar

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Contest will be fired this afternoo

Rifle Clubs. The team for the Inter

after-noon's shoot.

shape and it is the intention of t

will doubtless rove what the wer

ment resort.

_ public auction, to Wm. Pcardon,

smoking tobacco, you have

missed a real treat. Our BLACK TWlS'1` chewing tobacco is good too. Buy it

fit:-.'.‘=_-=..1<:_~:/-."'=:=:,._ - f ._ ._ _-_.11'.-f-‘"5" 118)!! till 6.

key £3 Nicholson Tobacco Co.

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Tools With Any Calalog Concern

' Now is the time for investing in lawn mowers. W; have

what you want here andlf you compare the quality “Un Pflgeb of the articles shown here with the best that BUY ma ___°' el' house can offer we know you will shop here, You wi “Ve

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Compare Prices

on Garden

money, cnt down ‘delays and get bettensatisfaciion. __ ____ _f-__.M_A__}_;_W}_~;LLS' LAWN MOWER famous throng ost _t_|,¢_,;5_l;n'l,ry for its easy cutting, -smooth running and depen - jble qualifies, one _of the highest grade lawn mowers money can buy or brsins'prod`uce. Prices range from I4 lmtfh °£“'°f st $5 to $i8_inch cutter at 87.llall bearing i4 inch cut er.. 7.50

i, ~`Nozz¢'s forhose --

`Gfa5sorslieep shears a pair..............-- -206 ' .Gsrdeiill-Idse wire boiind. USMS* 8f“d¢- f°bb¢f 8“*“"

{90t .`.'. ..a. Q., ...Hui . .. ........ .... IBC I' "sprinkling cm,¢ips'eisy 6 qn.4_oc.10_q*»_ 50°. 1_4 q\S~ ~65°

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_,Mr. Peardon got n big bargain and

Edward Island, Mr. Ballingall widely known.

premises which are qnire in kocpi

to its appearance, and has quite

,lf~others would follow their examp

son of the year.

ment is organized and conducted

pharmacists who are supplied wi every facilities 'are the finest o

non Drug Co. Corner Great Geor

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Kem Street

lf The followin is a list of the

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E the Police Court, Charlottetown, dur.

many promising looking money win-

The second shoot in the Canadian .

Rifle League and The Guardian Cup iliguggg er§,,'njJ°S'MF::§`:,1;,bf;_k

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at Kensington Range. The entries Wh will R are me its G. A. and rue oivuian ua,e'f;r,;s_ Rudg,,_[§‘,f,§¥,?1°£,f‘,d§'f°Kv‘f.‘:,,

maritime will be decided upon at this »lins, R. F. Mulligan, Charles U01.

he .

club to have the entire grounds in Andrew Dorion, Charles Collings.

the very best condition during the ---_--~ year. The Tennis Courts are being IICODIDBYS H0lmM\'S Prices rolled and put in shape. The "equiraments then send your order. ballgames are now being played on "*'ceD in touch with Holman‘s Cata- the diamond in the grounds and they`l0E-

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intended to be-s most popular anuse-

The horse, wagon and harness of G.‘

Hallingall, Charlottetown, wcrc sold on the Market Square vcsterday. by

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Stanley, Shaw & Peardon, Charlotte. town, for $125.00. It is stated that

is

receiving congratulations. The rea-

son for the sale is that Mr. Ballin- »

Hall leaves the province in 9, few days and on account of the map of Prince

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Buntain Bell dc Co., Chariottetown,;

are to he commended on the neat. tidy appearance of thcirwharf and

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with their business. They have had _their warehouses all whitencd, doors paintcd a brightirod, and wharf gen- _ crally repaired. which adds greatly

good effect on visitors entering the city by boat. It would add greatly to the appearance of the water front

and see that their wharf properties were made clean and tidy at this sea-

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.Misses Rebecca Doucette, Gladys F‘aiey_ Alice Smith, Georgie Manson, _ Josephine Macdonald, Annie Christo.

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names of those who have figured in

ine the iast mqnni ei the office of Robert Jenkins as ‘to for Queen's, which term the last of Maya-James

term of Frosecu- expired Morgan, e, Geo.

Herman

ESSOFY. John Coady, Jos Gay, .ies

- McGregor, Roy Essory, Henry Col-

* ilngs, James Calla han, John Hi -

_ _ E E sins, Philip ‘ Connolly, Georgiann

Davey.

BY. Peter Dogherty, Dan McCallum,

On y0lll'

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‘These delicious chocol-

ates are daily growing in favour; A fresh supply has just come to hand, all

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dark coatings.

Sold in bulli

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50 cmis a pound

Joimson & Johnson

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nnd_Kent Streets-_ 5_1MEu__ HTMH ,S a spleudld Sanderson, certain rs s coming rome orny w duinus

remedy and prevent- ative for tired, aching. ‘ blistered or swollen' feet. ` “Tis” makes the feet feel young, does away with bunions and corns, 'makes the skin strong, firm and healthy,l¢ee s the feet sound and well.

You need “Tia”-this

warm weather, it is just the thing you want, a

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Phono raphie Institute of Cincinnati. g. Il

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iii '1`here's another line of finer balbriggan, uiade in a

fullifrau cot sizes, faced with firm muslin, finished with

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need of elngi S th praises cl our _ ned .__

5 fy quads wh a szl oy_ei-_song you » 1’ ' _

,¢|, mn. y ¢ 9 sv us / If there were anything moie than

g:l|I!§F:lII‘l l',°ld» °1,~';",f,-,_ :,|g;"&'h° \*”-* -1-_ we could do to ensure the safety of _sro pure,w o seams sn _ ~ _ passengers, the millionaire's suites

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instead of 2.75.. .....

pealifl b§_ttons, offered at...... _ ,_ ,_.-. . . . _ 75c suit

.f‘.'i`here is a fine, firm, closely woven balbiiggan_

' sateen facings, pearl buttons............__ _ . _ ......$l.00 suif

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' Young<men’s cellular underwear shorislecves 1 00pe_r __ @ and knee length drawers very choice range ai ° suil

Q The althlctic young chap will rejoice in this line: lt is’ cut to iii iiiccly and ‘ at the Same time to give every possible movement absolute freedom. lt is cool 5 and-airy and at the same time will give you good wear. The shirts arc made with

- very short sleeve, and the drawers are cut knee length, and they :irc full, :it the _ ' _ _ ..... ...$|.00

‘ Clearing out all the long sleeve Aerfcx underwear 0 At a reduction from $2.75 lo 1.95 per suitlici some _

For the man who wants a` cool, easy, pleasant sumiuer underwear, and al the

same time does not care for short sleeves and drawers this is the best chance ihat _

We are taking all wc have left of this line-and it goeS on thc counter at. I

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.The ladies who bought so many of these low price hats last week will be glad of

regular......._....._.......... V H _ -u _ `

another chance atflicm They are all new-~ui1dc up this seasomcoircct sbapis,

handsome trimming, neatly made, and every our. shows .i large price saving over t e

_ .. - $2 98

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so uussoss rnoivi

THE 'I‘]'l`ANl(} __!V_ll.l‘](.'iK.\

1,UN[)()N_ .Inns 0--’l‘lic disaster to

the steamer Titanic has done little to alter the vicw of Harold A. Sander son, a director of the White Star une. as in the efficiency uf 111° PNB- gnf, equipment of trans-atlantic stea- 'imrrg for all practical purposes. The

wreck committee today and dl:-'puted‘

°' ' ° ” l I ° h f i faddltional llfe»-bostsfcidcnt took piucc on May 23' wlulc

long the "nes °[ purity and °‘°°n“` bicsrixchllgzls? binoculars and larger Wishing nt Cape North. Tlic unf<-rf.i|-

"°sB` The w°rk is dom hy expeg 0 'crcws of seamen, but hc :iddcd f-~ ‘nate men wcre Geo. Mcisurr

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Achln There is a popular cry for hinocu Chestu, an ernsu o rg so

M ' g isrs and extra boats, and we want to ‘Captain Younfl. ‘lf I1""0nll\l\'iZ. both ‘_ - _

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971°” most moderate' TM Macxuvf ' sntisfy it. There arc, continued Mr. unmarried. The Csliwcra lcfi, for

from the sea which it would he im- possible to eliminate, just as thcrc are on land. The witness cnipliaslzcd the ilwl that small boats were carried only for the purpose of transferring per- sons frpm ship to ship. or from ship to land, and said that lf more seamen were carried ln order to man addi- tional boats. they would have notlllllii gm do until there was a wreck. Searchiights, he declared, would be 'worse than useless. There would _ne a positive source of danger. The worst thing possible for A lookout is the glare of light.

Questioned regarding the space KU"

wealthy passengers, Sanderson re

‘ FISHFJRM EN l‘l‘}.(`lSl'l.

of tho 'i`itnnic to thc fart. that the pest position for launching thc hnuts happened to hc the nearest the first, and second class i|uni'tcrs. _

(IANSO. June 6-Thr. lliinciiliurg

schooner (Talavera, ilnptain Yiillllll. arrived here, today with her fini! Mi

drowning of two of hcr v-_rcw_ ilvcac

SCOTT, NOT llll.TlRIN( Z.

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iiiontli of Mny uns; 52 mul l'lb scrl ously iiijurnd.

|nobilf».=: 1-iiiisvil the iinath of lb

and injur|c:~; of lilf.; irollcys killnd lil und injured Iifl; \\'agous caused the death of 27 and ¢=nrim1sly injured 23 Om; |>cri=.on wus run flown null serious ly injured by ii motor cycle and one by n bicycle.

"Suppose you want a prescription _ ` ,nipping man was recalled by thc half mast. reporting the loss _bv il

in a hurry. Our prescription depart-~ ' '

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ni~:oiNA, sara., .lem u---'i‘|u~. for ” / _

lowing statement was given out hr ‘

day by Hon. A. Turgcoii, Attorney-

Genersl, of Saskatchewan.

The statement that Premier Scott

is retiring from political iife»aud will

Stylish Shoes

i cn up for the accommodations of

not enter the coming campaign ui Saskatchewan. is absolutely without the slightest foundation. Mr. Scott will be in Rcglnis within a wcck. His. health is completely restored, and hc will he actively at the head of the Government forces whenever thc cler- tion takes place.

32 PER MONTH Kll.l.El7. ~

NEW YORK, .June 5--Twcnf.y-ciglit children were killed and 59 serlouslvr injured by vehicular traffic in ths‘ streets of New York during the month

r i 2 S I h 2 _M uid ot stand in the way.

' e wil,-Ie atltributed the greater loss of

I49 Gt. Ge0fg¢ Sli. " life among the third class passengers sons killed on the streets during the

in

of May. The total number of per-

F or Women

Lrf us show you some of our

new spring styles.

Wom:-u's \‘av.oul loailier slioos lmiioni-.d and laced. Prices M75 lo $4.00 (lun moral and dongola shoes. Price: $l,15 to $4.00 Tan and brown nlmeii.

Prices $l.65 lo $4.00 '

Morris & Smith

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