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' _ ___

.,Cui»Glass Giitsare A I

the Popular I ideal' Now-a-days

,_ p ,I1 Mo.-`eraie n ,~~.f:f~.=.-<.~_~- "'“ atteriis A .3 5 i H ,

E ' `:.».~ ' _ ii Jeweler and Optieisn'

iiave -' You Seen Them? - “'il\eiVery Latest Pearl tinted background IP II O 'I' O S

1 Elegant, elective, artistic. '

GEO.;li. COOK.

'rho Studio Whore liabv in Always welcome,

an-r.~ img*

White , Heilebore

For tliedeitrucrion ot' insects on

current, gooseberry bushes and other plants..

Fresh stork just received.

Wholesale and Retail.

Geo. Hughes, APOTHECARIES’ HALL.

BIG `_§ALE One Week Only

300 pairs of Misses’ and Child ren’s shoes and strap slippers. good stock. worth #|45 now 75 cents a pair. _ A» chance you will never get again to buy shoes so cheap, halt slzes.- -Kingsbury make.~- All new stock. Good wearers. Sale for cash only. No approba- tion. Sale now on.

¢:iottr§v:rr I

~Co'ol ‘and Refreshing!

- Th? warm weather calls for sems hing refreshirg to drink

to keep you in working humor We can supply you with a choice line.

svnnrs IN snr. rr, avons put iup in xo, 15 and s5c

bottles. , LIME Jvrcn

We have a choiceiine, a very

heaithygdrink xo, 15 and z5c bottlel.: Call and see our stock-all

goods fresh.

M cl( en n a’s ' GROCERY,

TW° °¢°f,=S{S$ i§l‘é'§.?£{'.fi3.‘L'

iniiic iiiiiii

T "-- -3-3

Sandals

Cool and

Comfor-

table

Try a pair of our goodwear welt san- fialsior the chil- dren. This is the

' weather they

them. We

b night our sandals

want

have

in liirge q iantities

and saveda big dis- count.

Childrerfs sizes 4 to io $1.00 a pair

Misses’ sizes rx to

2 $1.25 it pair.

to be allowed to go about alonc. This nomaeldamp’ sucky nm. 'c|B,,,my_ I,

ey 0,’ nppsarsto bsacasc where the police and Bhoum not form ,mo lumps when

Kent Street,

Practice lirnited to Diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose, Thrust and Skin.

Eyes tested and iittedfjor

0UEl3N’S_

GUARDIAN, JUNE 28 x9o7.

GH! J- Heywood. oi Tlgnish, lasvss this

morning on a visit to Sheridan, Wyoming.

Hausa. Ducios Bros., moving pictures

090| a two nights performance in tha Market Hall tonight. ‘ Hill BDU. oflloatnsl, who has bean ll truest of lli.anJasnes, leaves on return home this moaning. ,

Usntiaa Li-ue, nronsotor ot sigoanirg is llpecind to an-ivs today to Inspect the °°l‘Ps ot signallara at Camp Victoria.

in future all olsasliisd and other adver- tising, vu-hai rspiiaatc which are to coma tothis oiiice. will be charged at doublerato . .

» Mr. Parsons, the leading photographer at St. John’s,"and his nephew, Dr. Par- sons, are visiting the City for a few days returning from llontnsl.

Rocky Point would be a delightful place tospsnd Dominion Day. The fare over for foot passengers is only eight

.i°'_“°_ EF!! “lawless and g1riyg_r_i>iute¢_a ., arm. win he ri mooring or are sohooi

MDE- Board this evening at 7.3).

p Ii.sv.Father MeQi\lllsn.now of Haliiax_ Ulrlmberly L. T. B. Lodge, No. 172 to- bsvformerlyot Charlottetown wh° hir night. A ion rriierrrianoe ripooioiiy

bsen_vlaii.ing his old home, on account of the illness of his brother-in-law, Angus Pinenn, leaves on return to Halifax this morning.

Advertisers are asked to have“cbanges in not later than ten a. m. each Saturday for the Morning Daily and Rural Daily, as Guardian employees have a halt holiday each Saturday. The business, and news departmentsarc open as on other days.

Persons sending advertising matter

to The Guardian are requested to state whether same is to appear among Cinsslilsd ads, Business locals, Announce- ments or among regular display advertise- ments. When no such information is iurnisbefi the management will not be bald responsible if ad does not appear where desired.

Theictalnumbcr of troops now under

bitlon Grounds amounts to 704 of all ranks and there are Bilborses. This does , not iricludcthe two city companies of artil- lery which will take part in the church parade on Sunday which will bring the number of men in that parads vciy ncariy up to one tnousand.

It is only fair to the policemen :who ara

rsierredto in the latter in yesterday’s Guardian to soy that tba old man in question was not what might ba called actually sick, nor so unwell as to be iniursd by being conveyed to the police station on a “jlggsr." As a matter of fact, as The Guardian stated in the first place, the policemen handled the man with all the gentlanass possible; and furthermore Chief Cameron ex- erted himself to find out the man’s friends and procure enough money io have him sent safely that sarnc day to his home, which is in Prince County. The man was a very old man who had come to Charlottetown from the maln- land, and was evidently not in a condiiion

the Chief have acted with a great deal of kindness and discrimination. Ai. the -anno time it does not alter tho tact that a more comfortable conveyance than n*

___"`”f" "-i|5K°l" 9"°“ld M 5° the °°m'“°"d °' ing in round, puffy shape with a springi-

ths police.

, EDli0li'S MAIL.

arms at Camp Victoria and at the Exhr' .

We keep ld stock first quality im

por-ted Harness Leather.

LONG BROS.

Agents Welsh Tanning Co.

4-9d6m. ‘

r-- __ it

Teacher Wanted

A soond class males teacher for Stan

hope school. Supplement voted. Ap_

Ply to JOHN A. McLAUCHLiiN.

6-15dryy Trustee.

T-W? __

.30 PAIRS

of the Ames Holden

Cu’s. shoes at cost to clear."

If your size is among

this ict you will get a

bargain

Ind M¢ll,ls

6: Co.

Will'l E’S

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS 9 to lla. m. l.r"l~3.lli p nl. Evenings by appointment.

di/ww

the children

and have their

PHO 0 taken at our studio

J A easier

-_-_

llic first message just fccclvcil from Mars - read as follows SEM) Us Ui’ SOME FAMDUQ SOAP

F-

I nii.i.u.iuHisui. |

conslgn to tha waste pspsr basket

Yours truly

Arvrnnn L, Balm.

Charlottetown, Jnnaifl (T7

'ras nuns snoop nipia sure dsathto

all insect life It ise ual tu any par-

‘I PN

at'on of its kind on th market Prepared and sdld at the Can Drugstore Only 25 cents per bottle A W Reddln PhsmB Sunnyside.

Snnusln Gloves. A snap in twelie

huttoned length Grey Silk 1 Gloves Two fsohlonabis shade of Grey camo by mistake, they should have been white Wilisali thsm on Saturday for Nota vaiusillcts Cams qulrkif you want a pair. DOZENB of pairs of vlisae LONG ELBOW LINGTHGLOVEB sailing at `aa'roNs' MM"

Perhaps tha last day of GLOVE BULL- ING at PATONS Saturday Bas that you secure a noir baton they are all Ulos. 'nie or-loo uni for those nsoiilar I' Gloves is just tha prius of tha aid fashion- ' ii short case. 0-U53'

SALTED PEANUTS

up in oiled paper in nice is xee Hass you tried

name on every piece

r for a box oi Whiie’s Snowilske and Deism”

of the meeting of the Ciiy Council as pub- I-7 p°p“l”` PIM” in tm’ “mem °f 3°”

~-»--1-W-»---°f»i-~'-, r.:’:':.‘::;:.°.':~;‘.i;'..':; '.;;°..:::i ;’:°1:':; _

h follow n s an , S d Q co

. gx`:riE|i-et:ro.d'\lir<ii.i5o.ii\tii't time latter gent by °t,l|‘,;’1' "l""' :mn h° brought °°‘d°7° f 3 ° Flo ur ...._ the 200,tI)0 Club tothe Mayor and Conn- tha q°“”|‘|°‘; urzggr is °:‘:‘:)l;l°y ayiiiitrgglfupd Grocery sn-“ps I °m°": try it. You will save yourself some This week we offers few lines of Gro- “His Worship Mayor PH'/0" “nd The trouble. however if lvou begin by usinz I

ceries that we what to clear out quick City Council of Charlottetown. , Blended Flour Léon you wow; Wm” to at BARGAIN Pincus. "Gentlemen: Ata ineetlng_ot the H)0,0w use my other 'mended mm" In rt I I

Former Price Now it. was decided to oiier the City the sum of Mat’ ‘or bmw' and best, 'or “L ce “ “ V

Roast iieef in line ....z5c . . .r5c s25i,o nosxpenried in the erection :of bet- ‘ P '-7'

Roast liiutloii io iini ..2oc. . .. .. ioc ter- bathing facilities ai. Victor-|niPark, a

Conga Loaf in tins 35C.. i8c bathing housoto contain at least twelve 1Kindly remember us when you want Lunch Tongue . . . . . . . . 35C. . . ._ ISC compart~rnauts,andvi ith asuitzible number anything in the drug line We Boneless Pigs Frei in lins isc. . . - - 6C of floats aitnchetl, the work tc be complet- carry ii. complete and drst class stock-, |{,,|5»0m; Bgggglngt. Food |51: . . . . IOC sd by the liith 0( July next. Should you desire any article that cannot (ii-apo Nui. Waters. . . . 15c . . .. . . Io ” “Yours truly be had hero it is always a pleasure to send Mgnnglsdo Pots . . . . . . 15c . . .. loc - w0,iIX) Cum." and get it promptly- Phone N. 815.2. The

rawberry Jam Pots ioc .. The above, Mr- Editor, was the latter Two Maos-Druggists.

| .. .. .. 5c .

S - containing the Olub’s ofter made in good ..= & faith and.with no intention of being dic-

........_ tatorlal and which the Council saw fit to

Taos. B. city oioinat is in pin.

'.l'hs8.S.Dags|d.ot the Dobsli Line an-irsdinoortysatasday from Montreal' auddllchargsd at Oounoilfa wharf.

Tha death occurred in the ,Prince

Edward Island Hospital last riiyit 0 Angus l(oLsod,ofMt. Vernon, Lot tl) Deceased was aged iifty~iivs years and

broiioht. two dm soo. to the hospital. '

Correspondents should remember that

to ensure early appearance of correspond- ence ali matter sent in shouidba out down as muon as possible. Every sttantionis paid tp correspondence but it is impossible to get anything in as written. especially when as of lata many communicatlouaare bein! received each day.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Niiuested at sharp eight.

riliad picnic yet this summer i If not, thcn_- spend the next leisure day or after- noon at Rocky Point. Steamer Hillsbor- ugh has cumpiam accommodation for any number.

MARRIED.

RDDD-NEWSONY -At the hcma of the

brlde’s parents, Kingston, J une Hl,by Rev J. M. Rice, John Hammond Rodd, Win- sioe South, to Myrtle Alice Newson.

DIED

McLeod-In the P. E. Island Hospital last nignr, Angus McLeod, Mt. Vernon Lot 60. aged 55 years.

OVERTAKEN BY NAUSEA.

You don’t know whether its golng_io

stay down or coma up. You feel like thirty cents and lock even worse. if one thing is quicker than another,it's “Nervl- line." Ton drops in sweetened water. Fives relief instantly. Almost like magic s the change you experience. The cause of the nausea is removed, every symptom nf vomiting and indignation is cure-rl within ten minutes. When Polson's Nervlline‘s is so trustv and economical, ». bottle at hcmc: would’nt bc‘amiss. Large

HOW T0 TEST FLOUR.

Howtoknow when food stuffs are “good," is n puszle that faces the ln- expsrisnced housekeeper at every turn. From marketto butcher, from butcher io grocer, the some perplexlty awaits hsr,butshc can escape many mistakes by kespinga pndtojoi, rlown things she has proved, and has reason to know will be good. ~

Good flour should lie creamy, not

deuii white, rior yet have that bluish cast that some fleurs have It should

pressed in the hand; it should have some elasticity, some “life," as the mil- lrrs sxprcsslt. When mafiefintoa dough it willhc ainstic,easy to knead, stay-

ness that is quite noticeable. .Ontario fall wheat flour, with its rich, mellow flavor, provides that beau tifui brown crust in well made bread. Manitoba flour provides the gluten.

The two combined and blended in just the right proportions, give the good

oriliovticsi

Apro erly ad usted ortho tic is sriinndnubtied aid to th; msn behind the un. It is

physically impossible for the uman eye, no matter how perfect, to see with distinlet- ness, a far sud near object at the suns tims.

if the target is clear the

tights ara hazy. aadif the gightsale clear tha target is sry. _ _

of Retails iles the ghiefnvgues

tiwptlo. or vea

a good' vi of the fargo ith ' eiwn, ariiiiies umm. t’ '

` .i.%”.;i"i;.i‘.i"i‘ our has aiidts aid

Gllilesatiy salilheiory.

cali asd.sss than -V.,

s 6;F.Iisitche,s_rf»u..'

5”.: iii

1swslsr,sad__` I

had suffered a long illness betcre lieirig;

ones for s. quarter nt all dealers. , ‘

W B W-_-ef" i , , .W

Bclt News With Five Sururiscs

'At l5¢ ‘white handsomely em-

hrolrieredh wash belt.-

with giit or white metal i'iuckie~ and clasps; also white crush b:li.= with button trimmings worth anywhere 25c; our price r5c.

At 25:: white evelei embroi-

dered balts, various

Datterns, newest shap.-s; worth ,and sold ‘or in lots of stores 35;oui pric: 25c-

At 50g white and gray kid

belts---corded --- with 4

rows st'tching,brass buckle and clasp-only 3oc,

At 35C wide, black silk

belts. with iihirring and

buttons-often sold for 5oc, on- price 35c.

At 50.; white. black, and

colored crush silk belts.

various styles. with shirring. and smaiibuttons -belt buckles and clasps of many designs- only 5oc. lil;

Various others in leather and ilk up to $1.35 each.

Women’s Tan Hose

The most complete and varied

stuck ever shown here.

` airoot no .as me .suvviavq Bun; seared ° GRAND

A ‘ -nero 6`§i'o.riii Now Prowr.~siork-c|irrioii_Tiiivi.i._ I I

Unaporoacli-

able Values in Shirt Waists

The sun is shining always

although we may not see it-and the warm weather will come, so prepare for it with dainty shirt- waists. ---Here are some of the wonderful values.

At 30c white lawn. inser-

tion plalt, three-quarter

sleeve with tucked cuff.

At 75c white lawn. clusters

of tucks front and

back, long sleeves. tnckedcuiis. embroidered collars-only 7 gc.

At $1.00 white lawn, hem

stitched tucks front,

back and cuffs, insertion trim- ining.bution back, three-quarter sleeves, other makes with long sleeves at the same price.

Others up -to $5.85

and every price between. The iinest stock and best as-

sortment ever sliown here-

At |5c p'ain tan- -absolutely

fast and stainless, seani~

less feet-only r5c.

At 25c ,fancy lace hose-.-tan

and leathershades- -s'zes

8 1-2 and 9- 9 I-2 worth 35c our price z5c.

At 3Uc plain tan absolutely

stainless, High spliced

htel and double toe---this line is worth in the open market to. day 4oc---our price 3oc.

\t 45c fine lisle thread, lace

ankles and instep.`

spliced heels and toes.

At 50|: line gauze lisle tliresd--

absolutely fast and

salrless --double heels. toes and feet---Another gauze lisle in dark leather shades 58c.

Bargain in Black Cash- mere Hose

, ,

25;; Improved iv.-ar resisting

hose. 5 fold spliced knees,

superior dyes, double soles, 2

and 1 ribs, also all wool plain

cashmere in 9. 9 r-2 and ro iiicli.

positively worth at the present

market price 35c -our specini

price 25c.

200,000 Club iind City Council oi hoih with their :suits rn- S t a n I e B r .

'W This Blcndcri Flour stands every I

D¢m_S,r____In regard to the report test. It has already gained adessrvsd- __

Corn meal v and

Feed

Lowest Prices.

Cnr direct shipments from thc mills includc flour in small nnri large bags, iinlf-hai-role nnrl barrcls of nil tho loading brands. Our priccs are capcciruiy low $4.60 barrel upward.

2,? Sanderson ®. Co. ‘f‘.‘F$‘° Sunnyside Grocers.

MANY people inherit wealin, some secure it by a

stroke of luck, but the onlv certain method oi

acquiring a competency is by SAVING.

The Royal Bank of Canada

.i. r. rieiiiiian, ii.. ... rg.. of ii.. |zoim‘

BANK OF CANADA. will be¥sed to serve those who believe in_Saving Money placing it where ii will earn interest.

PERSONAL SUPERVISION

Furniture repaired.

Furniture reupholstered.

Furniture of all kinds made to order. Great bargains continued in furniture till the

large stock is cleared ont. , ,At the old stand opposite Post Oiilce (upstairs.,

I John Newson.

Union Tea

w¢snesaay,Jo1y ara, iso? _AT-_

Glenaladalo

Near Tracadia Station ' ,gs .i.°:.':ii.~:.~'..i.°..°°,i!.§§_.~..-ii ‘arms

wn grounds ofthob oliiv 5%

C. llcDons.id.Mont.reAl. wheggis halblilt.

”'*r°i.i. 'i'§§"i5’J'i.’i2‘.‘”»Tii"il."‘°... n."“°"n..

all Barn Umm!

boildingislJ0feet3ongby 58 feet § 'sad

mhugd U.

n'.;i‘,‘_..,.. ...:.:'.f:..’°°.:: .'.z.°. ‘an 'ii-1...

cs r rice.

Cheiip Fame will be given on all trains tag

day. any auiuseuiants will ho fripishod pr rc! offend. Following is a par' l list.:

For best Highland Hof-Pipe Music, (the

Dlayortn be i-rtullsuit is costume to enter). i..i._ nr-im 310.00. and $5.00. 8rd $100. mia: best Sword Dance. lst prim |300, lord 'r ni in rrsru .is ri 00.zr.as2ou. Fg; Btigp llnnoer. ledge 2nd SLIJU.

Fares and Train Aiiangmiiis is iianiisiiiion with lea Part; ai iiacaills. iuli 3iii, |901

S1~\'nosi ' Tnsisi Dar-srrrrs Fans: 0'i.u.»ry...............80l.lnm........,... .Jian Cuuniun..............dl0am Ili P.rri»lKc...............0 Conway l£llerslic............,..ti P0rtI<iill..............o

Northaiu..............t;

Richmorid......'..... in..... \Vc1ilngton Mis ouchc. .7

aaeeheaszeseare »,;..=rvwi=r»=i=»vw

s E Fa; is asses

eeeesss E

s§§é€§E

l|l........ ...--

0 -..-...... -....... ....-

Bnmmersida.........,7 New/tnuisrr...........8 Ksnsi|i|¢f0u........... ...._

Frcetcwu............. Ilimerald...... Bradulbnuc........,..8

Eliiott~i............... B m

i~‘ro¢iericr.»n...........ii H\inhcrRlvsr.... .. North Wilhihiro... m. Milton , . . . . .

Royalty .!nnr:t.ion,...ii

York... in

Bodtori........ .....l0

Tracudie, Ai-rivc....

Siuriii .. ..... BoarRivsr........ ...5 rn...

Sr. Pat.er'r4....... ....li ni

Moroll ..

St..Androws..........7

Gscrgctowu.......... Mon sgus.... .....5

f1srdigan..... .....

St.Tcrcsa.............ii

Pcakcii.

Mr.Btowart..........1 Trazmdic A1rivo.....7

Murray l>irrbor......ti .

Mur i\yl'l.ivcr........ii

\\'ood »4lui|d..........7 Msivliio...............7 h`orlhia........

Gr.sndviow............8 \....... .

Vernon 1l.ivor.......

Vc>non...............g

Inks, Vards.......,.

Mt.AliJion............9 Mi.. H0rb0rii..........9

Clisriottetown ... . .. Si.. Dnnsian‘s........ Royalty Junction. .. Yurk.,.... Fuil’olk.............. ’l‘r'n.i-ndlc, Ar-rivc. _ . _

Trains shown hoicou will stop at all i-it.i\t.inns,

assess ~'-.. .. .3 5 3.2., senseassesses-:assesseeesereusisessseass

==IU5PFF9lP=iF?PF WUF’P=FP"= PUUFPPIP 5§ssssassa=e_s;=s ease Hes ii js,

=z~2=:=.~:seea‘ses= ss assesses se as :Se

-- c

ml'.II1`.I' .III

nr y Rciniriiing. spocirrl trnins will lcnvc Traiadis

for (l'Lccry at 5301;). ni., rind for Chrsriotiet/own

dM-li-\t5ii0..liin

'l`riu:i\dic nt 4.13 p. ln.

This 'i ca limi boon originated by a number o

i h Ui f lk

P i . ii rd r mv nw y'° aihfi-in ir. MoK1NNoN. ii-i2U,2ii,25_28d27.28.Z|.July2|id. Hcc'y.

Auction Sale

of Carriages

We willsell at Auction at our

auction rooms, Great George St. on Friday. june 2Brli, 1907, com iuencing at i o’clo:k, p. m

A lot of carrlsgrs comprising I

carryall. I rubber tired buggvmew: r steel tire buggy. new; 2 bnggies, I rubber tire wagon.: sets driving harness, lot wrap.-i, rugs. etc.

Alsoalotof gocd furnitu.e and

other articles of value. silverware, etc.

Terms, 4 months' credit on ap-

proved joint notes.

BBNJAMIN CARTER & C0. 6.26d3l. Auctioneers.

Shingle Sale

BY AUCTION

We are authorized by M. P,

HO,GAN,:ESQ.,tn sell by PUBLIC AUCTION fon TUESDAY July and, at the hour of 2 0'CLOCK ou STEAM NAVIGATION WHARF 500,000 CEDAR SIIINGLES in lots io suit purchasers.

Also two row Loits [new] one

boat carrier.

Terms at sale.

BENJ. CA RTER & CO,

6»26d6l. Auctio ieer.

Charlottetown Steam Naviga- tion Company, Limited.

Dominion Day Excursion

Return tickets at one-wa local lost

class fare to Points on the l. R. and D. A. ll., will lis issued on June iaith. Nth. and mn. rms .roi nt.. um. ima...

liniit..lu|y 2nd.. IW(

On Monday July lst. tickets will

:sued :l¢;ll’|ct;;u mod to rxturn aama on

one ar r a roun trip.

G. W. WAKIFORD,

6»Zlfi3irli. Manger.

waiyrso

A teacher for the White Sands

chooi, No 99. Apply tothe secretary.

HENRY E. BREHAUT.

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