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We have pleasure in announcing' the an ival of

our first shipment of the celebrated “Dolly Varden" shoes-'for 'whiclrwe have stcured sole agency.

Numerous dainty and stylish lasts have come in

this Grst__loJ5' and we expect another large shipment

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dai )“D0lly V.lrden"shoes stand pre-eminent amongst tho best of American Shoes for women. It is said that more“Doll y Varden”shoes are worn by American l.1d‘Ies’r‘f 'refinement than any- other make. r

We willlconsider it a favor to be _allowed the 1»leasr\`§eof»_g_iem'Jnslraliog the line points ol" ‘ D0‘ll' Varden”sh`cer to any ladies who favor us vvrh u

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iactiorr yon’ ve been accustomed to. "»_ Compare our $10 and $12 “Progress ' l3r.ind"sn1fs wi‘n any oth':r'r_nair`es at $r 3 75 ami $15 and with to-urder suits at $18 and $20.

'lih1it's the test we most'd_t‘sire. -

_- Many of our best custhmern not only wear

but rec-rmmend “Progress-‘» Brand”_ suits to their f ienris. ‘ _

P1 Coinein and see for yourself. how .gocd

they are. { 1

f' morning oxil\"\1lrlp to tho Oi-i Country.

Progress Brand Suits at

Tweeds Mitac in many airs r- sble ~ efecls-nest cheese, htohen ylaidw. greys etc. Even 'gun-ment made in latest fashion'-ent in foil lon‘1len|¢t_h-new style v\st -trousers in new design. L’nlngs tltrfrnglvut are of excellent quality. Everv p in is hind t:silor¢d_.French canvas. haircicth, wsddlniz. lnterllning etc used exact y a-ih'iit2ltl1l`l|‘ nihde. Every slzs @1046.. Qompsrv wit _lo |_»_ goin- at use snr lpedla .. Im

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Suits of ali wool fadeless serges in nsvies ond black. Various _ weaves. No\hin8 nicer foralrmmer weir tnan a natty blue serge suit. New alyles-hand tailored. French

canvas, haircloth wsdding

etc, _ as io to-order suits,

Ev_fgy size. Compare 'with t.,,order suits at no. Specla price .........|.ra

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Mins' 'llthrdl' Poole ofthls city, left

- Rev. D. `Mi:L'an will preach (D.' V.) in tha Peopl ='s Church on Thursday the llth it B o’clcck p. m.

v. cation at East Point. '

M_‘aslr1‘hcmson, Prince street., has re- urnnd from a visit to her sister, Mrs. A, G. Campbell, Sydney.

Capt. Daniel McLeod and Mrs. McLeod, Prince Edward Island, registered at. the New Victoria, Halifax, June 4.

Rev. EJ Thorpe wiliprrnch next Sub l>i\t.h, J one 9, at Stanley, ll o'ciock; ihsliuo, 8.80; New Glasgow, 7 c clock.

Mr . R. M. Johnson and her sister-in

l lv Mis. Johnson, left. the city yestsniay

. Boy- Jhlnee' Mt-Dougal] will preach (D. V.) on Sabbath the ilth, at Canoe Cove nb 10.30; D.-Sable at 3, and Hampton nl. . 7, and notes hhnounced.

A pleasant evening was spent lust. night

by the I. O. G. T. in their rooms in Castle ilnll. Sides lcifllt-_rary coneest,to begin next night of meeting, were selected. A good time may bs expected during the contest. i

Anyone interest-rd in Boys' Camp

should attend the illustrated talk by Mr. Archibald in the Y. M. C. A. tonight. Over i00 views will bs shown illustrating various phases of camp life. Everyone will be welcome.

The story of fr-ir-nflshlp in the play of “[}nviri_and Jonathon" is a beautiful one iauri Newton Beers' rendition of it. is 'ln- structivc und pleasing. Those who nttend the Upers House on Friday nigiit will greatly appreciate the enterinlnmerzt.

The annual meeting of the St. Duns- 141'* illiillelts iaiuulnl .A_swc'ution was held in the college library' yesterday evening. The financial report' which was highly satisfactory. urns Mud by ¢,},‘,_. sur.-tary R-.-v. Joseph _Gailnnt. The oliioers of lust. year were rc-elected. _

A "Un`on Ten" will beheld utGlrnai1\-

dale on July 3rd. All kinds of amuscments will be furnished and refreshments and meals will oe served during the day. Sneoisl rutes will bs given all over the P. E. I. R. The ton grounds are near the elution und prepnrntions are being made for the accommodation ot thousands. Full particulars will be glvsn later.

The schooner Lawrence, 00 tons, owned

in Wallace. N. 8,. cleared from Oharlotts- town on May 13 for Sydney, with tive thousand bushels potatoes and A small quantity hay, worth altogether two thousand dollars, and shipped by Leonard Wood, M. P .P. The schooner according to a despatch printed in the Hallfns ' Herald has not reached her destination a rd her whereabouts is unknown. 5

On Tuesday evening a flutter oiex-

ciaament was caused in the neighbor- hood of Lownsr Pownal Street by the s'rungs ncllohs oi un appnrenliy drunken man,wboit is reported chased ayoung woman and forced her to take refuge ina nearby house. Aftmwnrfls Wl\¢lllDi\lfyof youths surrounded the mlm luis asserted he made threats to sllcciiromc of them. If such is character is nt large ou the streets the sooner he is iookedlaftsr the bt-tter. -

James L,land Mrs. Beer, 28’l_Bro uiwny,

Arlington, Mme. were “at'holnn" to their frisndvl June-lst, the occasion being the 25th anniversary of their marriage. Over forty guests sul. flown to s dainty and tempting rspuit. T rants and cnngrat.ul»\`- tory sneschsa were in order. Mrs. Ilerr was assisted in her dutl-se as hostess by lu-r diughter, Miss Florence Elo snor and lwr ‘ nelovs, Misses Eva Lllisn, and Viola, daughters. of Frederick Boer of thh Marinek llflaherisa; Chai-loltfstovrn, and Miss Mnbvlie G. May. daughter of Chas. r May, Head Sr. Peters Bay. Many beauti- ful gifts testified to the popularity of the happy couple. _ '

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§F'amous Soap makes home hanily.

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can as his steel, imma and deaoratsdat :shortest

` hotles. _ - .

Sultana Cake P ' ' ls mana lrhsdwrd meets with '

ready sau.

_ ` _ . 'tlslng verbal replies to which are to

1 _‘I ;’;`ff;_~6'1;*.’m;*"'”"°'°"‘“‘“ s““"' °“ somsietnu gmac, will be charged sr.

‘J ~mJal;¢z and -gre. Les. Victoria. were in It spun". that no lnvmmon or "que" :"5 'I ll . ,l_ I

° ° ”’°"° U" ‘ has been sont to the warship; new visit- H e, ` _ 1 n " 0

alfred Euan left rutwiuy mo.-.nag ln; Halifax to sill at Charlottetown. ' ' ‘_ . ’

=~_f°f_,W,estern Canada. _ Donbtlesa belora the summer ends the "" I .

"Ren T. ll';»Fullsrlonretnrned to the city m” b ’ vhmd by 'mme "pr"°m'°'

list night. frdm Moncton. ' .ul-7° M we hwy' _

M, E" Bl i b At the Police Cmrt` yesterday three

,M 13|" tx,-.In rn: “aft zgxirglgqrug lads named Ingram, bralianr, und Me V New York Dunuld nppaared charged with disorder- V I

° ly conduct on the street. The two last. nn"

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gsterdav morning on s rrlp no the tinsaslscr run-ty days. | I |_

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Rav M,._B°,mana d m B, ‘ such Saturday The business, and news

- n M . .amnn are ‘

to leave in a_ few days alter spending a d°P“"‘m°“t'°°,'_° °|"°” “s .°° wh" d”°'

and omm _ln new Pr¢w;af_§fqqll,f~;tJh=rl°lf¢l°w_"<._

mall train lrrivpd last night st' PF. Ié'B¢i¥*lWI 0| l-5° Uni” Bi” Y

lssyes this moroiilu for Amherst.

In lutum all classified and other ad\ ar-

.d nble rata

mentioned weredismlssed. Ingram was`

Advertisers orc naked to have“chungos' in not inter than ten a. ru. muh Saturday for 'th-° Morninz Daily and Rural Daily, he Guardian employees have .s half holiday

William A. Corish who has been visit.-

lng his relatives in dl|i'erent paris of tha Province for the past two months, left. yesterdayoureturn to Medicine Hat, Albsx-t¢s.It will be remembered Mr. Corlsh auifersd the loss oi n legln A railway accident at that plane on .Tannery last..

Arthur Carver. of Pownal, is doxpocli

to arrive tomorrow from Boston bo spend his vacation st his homo in Pownal. Ht; has just completed his second year in the Boston Law School and took a high pines in the examinations at the close of the term. He is n brother of Pr-rcy'G Carver. now a lending Boston attorney. -

Several renders, commenting on The Guardian s protest regarding indifference in hhe matter of injury to people's proper- ty, caused thrsu,-h hesdlessness, mpke strong complaints about the number nf worthless dogs running about the city. Many of these are big brntes who do mach damage scratching up the gross on awns, etc. The proposed dog law to be ntroiuced nt the next. meeting of the City Connell will probably uiford relief.

Tan death took place at Cape John

Road, near Picton, N. S., cn May 20th of _'Rebecca Frances Horton, dearly helcveri wife of James I. Stiles, after n lingering illness oi over three yeur ~, borne with Christian fortitude and pnti-»nc». Deceased was thirty-live years and live months cf nge.Sho leavfs to .wurn l\ snrrowing husband und four ahlirlrcn, Ethel Jane, Arthur, Olive Uenbrlue, and Wilfrid, all at home; also rt father and mother, Ambrose - and - Mrs.~ Horton' Murray Rlvsr, anrl three sisters, Mrs. Ssn|"i Llvlngstm, Hopstield; Mrs. Wm. Hamm, Bunbury Lot 48; and Mrs. 'iinrlr Sanoubnuuh, Murray I-lnrbor South; and three brothers John and Thomas Horton, Murray River, and Dnvirl in Nova Scotia. She also leaves many ncic s and nephews, and nlso grand-nelces und grand-nephews.

Good News. Ask your dealer

for Inverness Coal. Positively no soot on stove covers or bottom of pots. Nothing cleaner [except Anthracete 1 5-25d!f

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New developer used

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you the very best ne- '_

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` _ ,That is our oHei- in the famous “DIAMOND

KNEE" one of the finest cashmere stockings that

| 'I money can buy. It isa 'specialty we want 'to intro-

I .. _ duce_ A11 ,'25, prices 45c_ to gcc., 7th. pair free to

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ANY A WISE shopper gave this st

ore acall yesterdiay, and saw the splendid

range of hose we have prepared for all the people within the wide reach_ of our service. The low price odors, in so many lines meant big stocking selling for

yesterday -and will mealn greater still for today. Please note."fh°‘_ in “ddl` lion to the specia's here advertised. wears offering: an extra cash discount 'If all stockings not specii-hcl in the advertisement.

Some of the 0

200 prlrs very fair fast b‘ack stock, plain. siz- s8 I-2, 9 and 9 i-2, Hosiery day special 2for25c

132 pairs stainless block stockings. seam-

less feet, spliced heels and toes, full fashioned. for Hosiery days. . .. .. . . . |9¢,\

fferings _Will be _

250 pairs fine Ehst black cashmere finish,

4-r rib stock1np!r=. spliced heels and toe, I card mending f` ee with each pair. . . . 256

Fine pla'n, faint black cotton* stocking. sesmlesss leet :as well as a big 11ue of lwe leg hose, 25c. .4 . . . . . 3 pairs for 651:

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mf. its angina rinsed ameri s assume.-e anna' women as-r

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45o pairs very excellent union cashmere stockings, in 2-I. 4-r, and fancy ribs, a spi-_>ndi¢'i :rocking at 25c.. I-Ionlery days pairsfor55c

Plain and ribbed cashmere stockings, swimless feet, very excellent line of stock- ings at 38c, Wtduesday and Thursday. _ . . 5 pairs for $i.00

Plain cash male stockings, seamless ieet sizes 8 to 9 I-ot. anotabie value 4t's5c. . . . .

5petlrsfor65c

fine, softlsmoothly nmdr' cashmere stock-

ings, in a~l.n.r rib orfi-dn, seamless feet. a fine 60:. stocking. . ,-. . . . . 2 for $1.00

5 6% and 7% only. Tlllsis a ntnclan rifle ular I tJ 6 F

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` bin for Wguesrlay ami_Tl1ura?lay we will nay , . . . . . . . . . .. . K _ _ _ _

Fine tan stoclring. spliced heel and double sole sizes 9 an 19 x-2 special 25'; . . . . . ..,. . 3 pairs for 59|:

Fine black lisle, embroidered in coloured silk, ss well as an attractive range of all black lace lisie. 550, pr, 2 palrs for 95g Chlldren’s cashmere stockings, in every grade ani size from I to,r6. plain, 2-I and fancy ribs.... l2c to 5Uc per pair

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For example

' Men's coarse strong

Pine biscx cotton. _

_` ,.,~ _ Fine lace lisie an _ il "'»_ ' ‘ ,ab Pine all wool blsdh

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THE BLACK PRINCE stocking solves

the puzzle of many a mother who is tired

of darnlng. Sturdy, nightly last, blac -

11056. itll Si'-69. ribbed. very durable, accord

ingtoslze.... 20;; to 25¢ citings for Men

We can make it as well worth while for every man to do

ng here, as we can for the women folk.

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I I Chii'lf!=n’¢ 4:' ribbed cotton hose, smoothly nude seamless fest also I ‘ '_l J

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large stock is' cleared ont.

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This is the number of

NEW prescriptions we

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and if repeated prescrip- tions were included the

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We considerour §rescriv-

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important part of our busi-

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PERSGNAL SUPERVISION

Furniture repaired.

Furniture re-u bolstered. Furniture 'of all kinds made to order.

Great bargains continued in furniture till the

At the old stand opposite Post Oiilce (npstalrs.,

mls.. John Newson

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'-UPFONPARAI,

' The management intend holding the olluwing races at

Upton Pork. July lst. ’n.’2'°i'..§‘.1'..T.'.“ Z."i..‘.‘.i"’ ’ "‘“"‘.; "¥‘..°.;; event will be adv¢l1iaedv=.s.|as| . °- ANU' 300017. Gaoqs ldlgzd,

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