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cutter traces his pattern on the cloth until tl1e finishers give the garments their last touches.

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Call in any time today or

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anti ‘Princess

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.nail iii \`.i, Vloliii with C. P. R. and liiiiltiays for I`_ S. for all points \\\-si unil huiitli, iil_~.ii nt fit. john with Slcaiticrs oi lfiisicrii S. S. I.ini'.

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F. W. HALES, Secretary.

(lint iilii-iiiavii, l' if. i. june i i iiwli

Dividend ,Notieei

Merchants' Bank of P. E. I.

k`li.'iiliitit-towii, jiiiii- i, iiyq.

yearly iiliii ‘ - ` “UU T antiuni on thi- viipitnl .stuck oi this haul:

.s bu-ii <li-~ :iivi p;iy.ible :it its lla -

ing llousv on .mil :iflrr ziiil july, iorrt. 'I`ra|i.-;fei l»i>ok~ eiosi-il froth june iiitl loo.; tojiily ziifi, ii,o.1,i>otli ilays iii' elusive

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town, I’. E. I., Sydney and North Sydney, C Ii., St. ]oliii's, NiI'd.

'l`lic S. S, Restigfuiclie is

due from Irloiitreal Monday, zotli., Iuiie. Strainer has siiperim' pzisseiigcr ziecoiiiiiio- datioii.

IIi»..\'i<\' I)oitif.i.i. ik Cu.

Agents, It/ioiitreal.

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CH’i0WN DEVELOPMENT -AND - TUURISI ASSOCIATION

l’ii»siiltiii lion G. li. lliiglics. \'ici»l’resiilciit~_I. A. lliesscrviy

.\`ccrctnry .\rcliil»nl<l Irwin.

'i`i'ez\siiri-r j. Ili. Dzivisoii. lixuciitire Comiititici- jiiiucs l'i\ton,

VV. l-`. 'l`iiiiiiarsli, j. l’. tlnrrlon, l> Nic-

’ liol~.oii,l` \1isli R L Cotton I

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\\`. Stritiley. \\` ll. Croskill, \\`. S. Lousoii, J. l-`.. il. Riaitrcziily. if C. I.yoii.~;._]. I). 'l`.’iylor.

All ri-iiiicsts tor iiiioririiitiori tuliiri-seed

toilii' .\`-cviriiiiy will iw priiiiiptly rt' }ili< rl to

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WOitTH’S

LIVERY SIABLES.

PRINCE STREET.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

First clims single iinil iloubli- it-niiis. lfiiic luriiouis for wr-il ilings, niiil privnti-

parties

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"""' Agent, CIi’town. .. _ ._ _ 4.-.--- __ _ -f.

The Shoe » You Want

l.:irli¢°s’ uri' your feet .sensi tive ’ Tlien you want a shoe

that rcrgiiircs no breaking in

"I)()Rf 'l`iiV [)()I)l)."

Arr you proud i final a

little hit of the shape o our foot* Then you want the~ "I)0R()'l`HV I)OI)l)."

Are you inclined to he evo'

nominal’ Then you want for your »n1on the utmost value obtainalffe ln shoes-~ "DOROTHY DODD",

Oxford Shoes [yon Boots _ . $3.75 Sold only_by

. ,vlloiils &.Sillllll

nmiuivs .agua of civic".

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Black Diamond Linii

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The S. S. Carolina sailing from Mon-

treal, Tuesday morning, june zist, will

he dur at Charlottetow-n Frida morn

. ' Y ’

ing, _lunc mth, and sails for St. ]ohn‘a

THE iIlP|Tll

Ill THE WEST

Wharf and Station Nuisance Dealt with by Council

Half Holiday for July 22-C0m- mittee to go Ahead with Wel- come Day in Old Home Week.

An adiouriied meeting of the Town

Council was held last night. On the

e request of S.li.Jonr-s a new sidewalk

was ordered to bc built from the Driving Park to Parkside Farm.

The matter of crowds gathering at

3 Railway \Vhari and Railway Station was

discussed at some length and the followina resolution passed:

Resolved, that the Town Council offer

to furnish a policeman to assist the railway authorities under the direction of the station agent in preventing the obstruction caused by persons crowding the trains and wharf on arrival of stciinier. if thi- railway pays the expense atiaelicii thereto.

A uiotloii was passed that the Mayor

anti Council requei-it citizens to suspend business and observe the afternoon of Friday, July 112, as a half holiday in coiisini-ration of its being l’. li. Islanders Ahlloiue I)ayanil the last day in tht' program of the lslanfitrs Reunion celclimtlon.

A i1,>mnii‘tcc cohslstlnir of Councillors

M.rri~, Clark, and Morrison was appoint- i~ii to carry out arrangements in connection witti the opening welcome in the Old llome week, program at an expense not to cvcveii $1011.

A li lt»il;:r`s yacht, Juanita, changed

tinnils yi‘sLL-.i'itay. ll 'i` Holman is the lucky owner.

.\u important meeting of the Tourist

Assocla;iou will be held in the Council

'l`iitlmrkentirie ltamona. Capt. Olsen

sriili-'l ycsti-rilay nficr..oon for liristol ilhunnel withacargouf H000 bus. oats l iaiied by the owners hiessrs Richards.

The display of Kodaks in the show

window of Got.rlle`s drugstore is worth while looking at by anyone interested in amateur photography. Thi-ir stock is com- plete in every detail.

The steamer ltestigouchc arrived here

Sunday afternoon with a large frelgltt of general incrchaniiise from Montreal and left at ll a rn yesterday with 450 bags oats' from this port for St. .iohn's, Nfld.

in connection with the Islanders' Re-

uiiion rates at one first class single fate has tieen granted at all stations on the l’. li), I. Railway to Summerslde on July ll, I4, in and lil, good for return up to and ii.i'lu linir July 25.

'l`hc gasolene engine anil pump ordered

by the Town t` iiucil was taken delivery of yesteriay having been brought by the Steamer lieszipioui-lie on Sunday. Perhaps Lucie will now be plenty ni water forth- coming to keep thc dust down.

The llominion Day races at Sum iner-

sitio Driving Park.-~l"rce for all, purse S-l.`»il ; 2.27 class mixed, $100; 2.45 class mix- ed, $100. Five per cent to enter and [Ive por cent additional froiu winners. En- tries close June iii -G. M. Reid 4:1 l0i.

IN the Supreme Court yesterday even-

ing the case oi Alexander McKay vs Angua McKinnon was concluded and a verdict given for plaintiff' for $300 damag- t‘.~i.On the request. ui Mr. Stewart K. C. the time for moving for anew trial was ex- trnded until the Trinity Term. Nell MiQii>\rrii\, K. (`. on plalntiiff, W. S. Stewart, K. C. and A G. Saunders for defendant.. This ended the session of the Supremo Court hero.

tjoiin'r I’ri.iNi'i¢ Enwaim I. 0. F. Ken-

sington hai their annual church parade on Sunday evening. A large number of the nienih<=r~i formed in procession and niarclieil to the Methodist Church whore Rev. ll. Stanley Youritl Il A preached an eloquent sermon taking for his text the wuriiri "Quit, von like Men l lie Strorigf After the service they formed again and proceeded to their court. room and passed an uiuniimous vote oi thanks to the Rev. gentleman for his strong and helpful ad- iiri sa.

()oi~i|iiu\1'iii.1irioNs to another of our

newspaper men, James A. Ready of The Journal who takes to himself a bride, Miss Annie M. Mullin, of Kensington. This happy event. takes place inSt. M.iry'a Church at indian River atfi o'<‘.lock this morning, Rev. Msg. D. J. Gillis assisted by Rav. J. C. Mclinan, Summersifla and Rev. .I J. Mi Donald, Klnkora, ufilcatlny. The groomsmari is l)r. W. T. I-Iynel, while the bride is attended by her sister Mini Minnie Mullin. Mr. and Mrs. Randy leave by thai Northumberland this morning en route to St. John, Boston and other points of interest.. To the happy couple The Guardian joins with many friends in extending best wishes.

The deatli occurred at Tignlsh on the

ilthinst. of Amelia Weeks, dauizhterof Mrs. S. Weeks of that place, In tba 22nd year of her age. Miss Weeks was a young woman of mont amiable disposition, and was greatly beloved hy all who know her. Throughout her illness she exhibited

N d, direct, carrying horses, cattle and ln ri wondai-l‘u| dngrea that patience and

sheep on deck and produce under deck at lowest possible rates. For further

partirulars appl to

Y PRAKE BROS. & CO.

Agent!-

Ch`.own, _[une ai, d3i

-Your holdnmu bo a shape when we oo.n’ttltlt, mloudonliyot-'.'U¢-to-d|.to Minhaon- _ saws

gsntlenasa of spirit. which over charlo- terinii her beautiful Christian lifa.

was, all lot-lva works' lu tho lndeavor Society and in the "- Qhumhwol which hom early wash downs# had lout i will bs muah'_mlaa,oq,in the

ilhauiber at ‘il o`cloek this evening. E

department. See our window

75c now only 5oc a yard.

to clear at 1-3 off. These are

us the pleasure of showing th

ideal glove for hot weather.

,A n THE ouiuman cnaanorrrrown, imnrca xnwaln lsuiao your ri, iqq

D-ii-Giflléiiiidiii-iiii-iii-3 Eliirti EEEILEER

P. E. l’s (ireatest

for samples.

snaps, don"t miss them.

em to you.

in Summer Dress Fabrics.

_ _ We are giving excellent values; we mention just a few, but to get a thorough in- sight into the rare values we are giving, come in and take a look through oirr Dress Goods,

I Fancy flaked Voile, 4 3 inches wide, in brown, grey and two shades of blue, worth

4 pieces fancy striped waisting, 30 inches wide, assorted colors, now only 39C yard. See our 56 inch, all-wool suiting in light shades, such as cream with green stripe,

cream with black stripe, &c., very appropriate for summer wear at greatly reduced prices. We have handsome trimmings in all the latest ideas to match our goods. _

We are also showing a very prettv line of Dress Muslins, Worth over 2oc a yard-

» See our navy Duck, best quality, warranted fast colors for 14c -yd. Thcn We have

linked muslim, Zephyr Gingham, pretty striped Challie, fancy Seersucker, colored Linens, white \est1i;_ig, Pique and all the latest productions in Summer Dress Fabrics, such as Silk Grenadines, Voiles, &c , all at prices to suit the Summer trade. Come in and give

See our new Girdle belt in window. Ask to see our new white fabric glove, the

For the prettiest and cheapest line of fancy wash neckwear try

SENTNER, TR lNIlR&0ll..

The Store That Saves You Money.

-` »- _

for her works' sake. The funeral took plave on Sunday afternoon, services both at iiic house and grave being conducted by Rev. II. G. Gratz, Alherton, where the lntorineiit took place. There nrelef; to mourn a mother and sister, hosldr-ei ii large circle of friends, lo all of whom The iiuar iiari exi.end.~4 sincerest sympathy.

'I llli I'l\'II.S i)I" CONSTIPAT ION. This ilaiigerous condition causes sick

heaftaeiie, abdominal pains, piles, and in severe cases insanity and apoplexy. The most ntrrceaole ami satisfactory remedy is I"eii'ozo|ie, which makes the bowels so well orrli-rcrl that natural and unassisted action is established. It is mild and ccrtainln action and never causes dis- tress or inconvenience, and may be taken ` as long as required. Pains in the stom- ach unit iritesilwes, piles, liill'ou~iii-~4~i and in-ariache ilimppear at once wtu-.n Fr-uri zone is used. Recommended and sold by llruizirlsts, price Stir. Rv niall from .\'. C.Pola0n SL Co.. Kingston, Ont.. No l’ii.i.»i hntr: ilu. lIaMir.ToN’s.

_.___--if-_'<

OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

from any defect.

Sprinklers etc.

ICR lizow went to Souris yesterday

afternoon.

Mrs. Andrew McNair made the round

trip on the Princess yesterday.

J. l‘. Woaiihury, Sydney, came to the

city last night by tha Princess.

Hon David Laird came to the city from

(lroortretown yesterday afternoon.

U ll Rogers Suinmerslde, went to

Georgetown yesterday afternoon.

John Dalziel of the P. E. I. R. returned

last night from a visit to Steliarton.

Miss Maud McIntyre was a passenger

to Souria on a visit yesterday afternoon.

Mrs .I K Ross was yesterday afternoon

a passenger to Suffolk where she will visit.

Thus Kicktiam, Souris and W W

Jenkins, Georgetown were in town yesterday.

Willard Kitchen wana passenger to

Giorgetown en route to Murray Harbor yesterday afternoon.

.l. J. Chappell and Mrs. Chappell re-

tnrned last from a visit to Stellarton and New Glasgow, N. S.

Mr=. I.. B. Miller and two chilfirrn

made thc round trip by tha Princess yesterday ai-companyiiig Mr.Miller to the iiialnland. '

S. II, and Mrs. Llngley and' two child-

ren, of Campbellton (N. IL). have gone to Mnipeque (P. E. l.l, on a visit to friends. St. John Telegraph.

Venerable Archdcacnn Rough left.

yesterday on a visit to (Tape Breton ii~ il Annapolis. lic will also attend the meeting of the Synod in Halifix to choose a Bishop for the Diocese.

Mrs. W. B. Bowness of Summerslde

who cameto the P. E. I. Hospital several weeks ago for surnloal treatment was able to return home yesterday morning much improved and confident of complete recovery. Mrs. Bownens is loud in her

received from the matron and hsr nurses.

THE LIVER T0 BLAME.

So long as the liver is aotlva in filtering

the bile from the blood there is no irlliousneiw and no constipation, because tho bile is passed irnm the llvar into the ntestines wni re lr. acts as a oathartic in keeping thc bowels active. Because of their diroct action on the liver as well as the bowels, Dr. Cnnsfn Kidney-Liver Pills thorou hly ours onnatlpation, the real cause oil nina-tenths of the common ills of life.

PREFEliRED_§_RiTlSHEil.

Lorman, Jana I8.-Oni. Ivor Herbert,

wrltinu to The Times, asks, if an imperial omcer is unable to withstand political bias, haw would it be possible for a Cana dian officer to do so! Canadians prsfernd an imperial oommandor.

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T00 GREAT A RISK-

In almost ovary neighborhood someone

has Med from an attack of oollo of cholera mcrbua, often baton modlolua could be prootlnd or a phyalohu summoned. A nilablo nmol; lar slalailluuuo should

is

too

,be kept-at hand., The for anyailé tb 'Baku ' O ioldlllltl

other medicine in als.

praises when speaking of the treatment

WHOLESALE

I GllRllE|l| HUSE Insure Good Lawns

I

, You can keep your lawn wet and ifusure good green

grass if you have gocd lawn Hose. We have just received a supply of the best quality hose, guaranteed for one ycar,

Nozzles, Couplings, Hose Menders, Clamts, Lawn

_ _ I '- .~ . f /1/1'/,uf '4{l_'/ succisssoos ro oooo m raocrps.

AND RETAIL,

Everything in Hardware.

I _

FROM moN'i‘i<i~:Ai. /ir z in ni. Monday, 6th _liiiie

“ zotli “

“ 4th _Iuly

“ 18th “

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“ 26th “

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~ 7th Nov.

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"Com1n_cncin iaith September leave Montreal at i p. Retiirnliig wi l leave Picton, N. S. for Charlottetown,

noon on arrival of trains from Iialifnx and St. john.

§S§"Subject to change should circunistauces require.

CA BROS., Agents, Charlottetown. f

#19044- Quebec Steamship Company, [_,td_, Pizorosien saitiics oi= s. s. cininini.

Between Montreal and Quebec and Clmrlottctown.

ifuor/t cn.\i1.i.o'i‘*rn'i‘ovi'.\' ar 6 P. M. Monday, 13th june.

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“ ilth July it 250, .. “ 8th Aug.

“ 22nd "

“ 5th Sept.

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“ 3rd Oct.

.. Wu, ii .i 3,5, .i

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in.

on thc: Mondays at

7_tts sea

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-Oratorlo, “Stalner‘s Crucitlxion" St.

James Church to-night.

-An Assistant Prosecutor for Char#

lottstown is needed lmruediataly. Apply ln writing to Ilox 271 for full information I rll week-w2w

New dress trimmings at Stanley

iBros.-Cream, black, white. and white and black guimps. faggot~ ings, applique, and edgings, the very newest things in the market. Popular prices ioc. i5c, 2oc, 28c, 4oc per yard and up. These are scarce goods. Come anu get first choice. 2| d gi

Try and win the big Guessiug

Competition at \Veek’s. Every dollar purchase gets a free guess.

20 :l if

Every dollar purchase gives you a free g iess at Weeks' luessing competition. Somebody gets the prlzal-free trip to the Worid's Fair or $50.00 in gold. 2l dll

Doing a big men`s hat trade

Right Hats, the reason. Come and we'll hat you.-Weeks & C0,

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Hariiwaia

Locks, Knobs, Pulleys,

Bolts, Hinges, Catches,

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