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fizgéligwayyér-féafma ,_-E’,,},,‘j_4.,.,,l,d‘. ‘ _ lfead Office: in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.

f The first meer! ug of the Cheese R J M

< - . . yers of Hampton bas r

un e f)5_‘:;1f;1_c_¢u*:_\;°S P\\=\'=B this afternoon at turned from an extended visit. to

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Sale

The woman who has

been buying 'lingerie yearly becomes a con- norsscur not any kind of underwear will suit licr, she must have under- clotlies of good quality that will show good taste in trimmings and

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Moorea.McLeo¢\ Moores.

W A iggiygggms CQUNTY GUARDIAN i '=':..-'

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The tide will be Lt gh this gvem

8.02.

ur ‘at 6.53 and tomorrow evening

tion has removed to York where

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Sowncss, Kensington, are visiting Cherry Valley, the guests of M John Docherty.

Miss Cordelia C Munn is spen

tion this fall the following caeee

|18! The closing of the Kindergarten _

at takes place Thursday morning

10.30.

Washington, Denver and California.

Dr. J. C. McDonald of Peake's Sta-| The sloop Katie and Ella a'rlved l - _

“___ ___ he _here _ with a urge oi latiha for L. ll. 0 ‘_

wh mic the practice ol his pro- Poole & Co., 0onnolly's West Vilrarf

YS. Bum.

E lege, Windsor, will take charge

ith ----

Davis, presented with a parse o

George J. Carver, City has ready gold by his congregation.

for shipment to the Halifax Exhibi- -l

i David Cochrane who has b'en

in _=

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Miss Owen Clt. and Mrs. Andrew twouyeav Zlduwilkegitzegrtosgsrbziit f .',"""i"g?;"

` ` ` in Hooper of Marie for a linudsome `. .4 Vg,--' ` '

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Rev. Prof. Harley of Ki'ng'e Col- i -.i

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_ri fcw weeks with ber mother. Mrs. Crnpaud pariah during the summer

(Capt) W. Hume, Iris, alter having months, commencing next Sunday. ' ` ` ' l

spent a very pleasant visit w ` '

hill friend. MiSB D00|1¢l'T-Y Cherry Val- The Prospectus of the Maritime Y. _ / IW- M. C. A. Boys camp is now ready " '

F. __ Any boy thinking of going to comp _ ;

_ , RW- L- H- 1411818111. the newly ap- may have'one by calling at the Y. M i

ly __ pointed- rector if Liverpool, N. S., C. A. office. _-L-if ‘» who has been visiting his home in -- ;

~ \‘y. 5IJ\”_1“Zfi¢ld, preached most acceptab- Rev. F. C. Wiggins of Sackville, §

l_y in the English Church at Crapaud_ was on the eve of his departure for i ' OD Sunday. f,England with Sir Louis ani Lady ` *_

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Some notable gown values -

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AT TIIE '_

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June Whitewearc. _

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A PARTICULARLY strong range of-dainty gowns

is being shown every day at the greatjune White-

wear sale.` These gowns are- made up of *ne white English cotton-or of sheer and dainty naiusook-- the trimmings are of swiss Embroidery or Valencienn- es lace. _ ~ _ _

Graceful,_ stylish, dainty garments every :one what-

erer the price may be. ]ust a few prices to give an = idea how easy it is to make a purchase here. ' ' ' ` 5 til'

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iliorongliness in finish

The price must be no

greater than that which she is accustomed to pay. L

Let such a woiiizin

Whitewcar ' il

attend our

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Sale - _ ._ All _ _

and slie iiiiinediately bu- conies what a good incr- chant considers his best as et - a ~ satisfied cust- oiner. _

Cambric Night dresses

made of Fine liiiglisli canihric yoke formed of lacc ein

' broidery insertion, neck and sleeve triiiiined to match ii

$1.40 . . . . . . . . . . .............................. _ _ ...Junesale pric Cainbric night dress of Fine English canibric yoke fornied ' licks and embroidery in rcrlion, box pleated and edged w

nibroidery collar and sleeves finished to match. Tliis num 11 l: in a var iety of designs some are the pull over s

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_...June sale price

_ Night Dress

of l<`inc Enflish czinibric pull over style square ncck with inuslin aiidi’ embroidery insertion edged with val lacc and

beadiiig cuff to niatch. Regular $2.65. . . . . . - _ - . - . .._ - - . . - ...

. . . _June sale price $214

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. ` - _’ " ' J nrd won from Miss Pope and W. K. N, B,_ Convener 01 Syn0d'g Comm l tr Rogers. tee and the Preebytery’s B. S. 0_0

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White Itiiglisli cunibric Underskiris i_1i_f1<l¢ Vflfh flolmcc

of white lawn and edged with three inch lorchon lace

guinr75c_ ....._.June_Sale Prip_e 6

Underskirts of fine English _Cambric witli_fiil?__l11Wl_1_ <;\_l_l_lE;

and set with Torclioii lace _and insertion finishc _Wi Ill “lar

' inch Torchoii lace comes in a variety of patterns. _ eg

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4........... . - _ Underskirts of fine white English Cainbric made with deep

flounce formed of lace and emhl'0\fl€\'Y \llS@f“°“A‘f_tgtedqe‘;'_tt 3 inch Val. lace. The skirt is a l>@\'f°°'~ l’“““W~ *P .°‘ |98 Regular 2.50 _-... . _ _ _ . June Sale rice .

Ladies’ Dressing jackets niad_e

P .Q3 of fine white English cainbric

” `. “` and lawn in fi variety of designs

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'fill' lil i

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ChiIdrcn’s Dresses ` -.J `< » A large variety of designs _made

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--*if ®ffT;*,f‘ of fine lawn and cainbric etc .-.¢I"'./gi 552 suitable for children from i-2 U/"5 l'_`_`»

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is 7*-_

_ _ _ _ year up to ro years of age.

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Y I y mes so _ _ ___ ‘ 3 _/ . $4.50 each. _ _ B____B____l _ _

no more explicit information was given On Wednesday night she came

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lobsters one case pound flats, one,the employ of the Charlottetow case three quarter pound flats, one Foundry for the last six mont case bali pound flats. A few yearsileaves for Sydney this morning \vl-e ago Mr. Carver secured three prizes -he has secured a good position.

out of four with his exhibit at Hall- --~ lfltx Exhibition and this year he ex- A splendid field of horses have e pects to do better than this as he _tered for the races to be held at U _claims to have the best lot of sam- ton Park 'tomorrow the 24th inst. pl-cs he ever handled. the weather is fine there will be

_great day’s sport. The races will

Mrs. John McPherson, a daughtencalled promptly at one o'clock.

of J. B. and Mrs. Paton, of Halifax --~

n this Git The Hickey ft Nicholson Tobac

who has many friends i ` y,

arrived in Bridgewater last week ;C0~ Lido hHV€ m0V€d their Om from Mexico on a visit to her bro~,f\'0m N0- 19 Q\l€€\1,St~ '£0 Y-htl-l' 1-HB2 thcr, with whom she intended to TUUMCO FHNSOYY UH Prime SEN spcnu the summer. 'rnrcc days ..iteriHf=rv they have 0*-ted ur -in ur- hcr arrival she received a telegram _d=\fC and HUBYJY flnlslwd 0m°€. ih stating that it was impcratively ne- _M0 HOW ill 8- heme? PUSH’/i0l\ th cessary for lier_to return to Mexico- 2' F $0 fill I‘\1Sh Orders Or of-herwi

_ The Y. M. C. A. tents will be (I.

-tn Huiuux, nnu at 8 .fcincir nn the <l~.|ctvd at the Brighten Milita following morning left for Mexico, §Camp as usual this year. Any o 'istill in ignorance as to the cause of `h=l‘/ing Suitable lil-9I`3Y~\ll`° i0 hell’ | u1|_ Mp, and Mrs, Paton hgveffurnisb the reading tables at can*

IBF TOC lsince received a telegram announcinglr-lease leave it at the Y. M. (J.

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ltiutt Mr. ivicrircrscn was very ul or this week or send wor o r. A

_slow fever. C`\‘ih-H111-

Rev. J. H. A. Anderson oi Florence-

mittee and the presbytery's S.S. con-

June 26 Other points will be reach-

2nd stage-Mrs. W. S. Stewart and

A. W. Weeks won from Miss Brcmner and W. K. Rogers.

ard won from Miss Poole and R. G. Wnllnce.

Mrs. McCready and H. W. Long-

worth were to have played against Mrs. Stanley and Dr. Alley on Sat- urday buf. owing to the absence of

_ Mrs. Stanley this match was post-

poned until Monday. On Wedacsday the semi finals will he played, the opponents being Mrs. Stewart and A. W. Weeks vs the winners of the Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. McCi‘eady match, Mrs. Clarke having drawn a bye. The finals will bc played next Saturday.

5/ig Deliciousne

of onr cake cannot be Esurpens- ed, ‘You gwsnt =soineih ng nice for 'gum miie picnic. Then 9.-der some of our.,

Sultana or Nut o

I Fruit Cake

| just whnf you wan!-

` ii. srswsitr \ ECLIPSE BAKERY

A scrics cr Sfsrinstltutes w-ii be At Hampton Ou Wednesday alt held during the latter part of June HOOD June 10th- While 58m\l€l il and throughout July at d.derenti_l\lrs. Cameron were in Charlotteto points in the prcsnytcrics or St. |f-ud the rest uf the family out wo lichn, P.E.I., Picton, and Mirnmiciu, _fue on the farm. the dwelling house. unricr the direction ni the ss. corn-we-house eud cellar were fume mittee of the synori of the Murinrnc;\h~wush and u quantity of can

Pruvrnccs. 'rircsc institutes win bciiuents and other eutiblce taken-

ri t d b R v J C Robert..-on or *H to be buped the guilty Parties w

con uc e y c . . . . _ ]'1‘oi‘onto, general S. S. secretary ofihe l00k¢d Hfiéf- 8nd Pllhlshed 8600

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the Presbyterian church in Canadeql-“B l'~° HW~'- Um-

ville, N.`B., convenor of synod'S com- The P-El Pfesbweflal 0f

Women's Foreign Missionary Soci

venor in the respectvve presbyteriies, "-'ill' hvld its annual H100'-i“§ in Z \.i.,___ Re,,_ _,_ James McC,,skm_ in SL _('hurch, Charlottetown, on Thursd John prcshytery; Rev H G S\;r\atbie"“d Ffid“Y» Juli' Zild and 3f`f1~ 011

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the institutes will be held as fol1ows:|5t“t‘°“» Where 3 °°mmif-tee Uf lad

J 21 Andow June will meet them and direct them

Fort Kent, une st; ' r, ' 22' Bristol, June 23; Woodstock, June met l;°“:i°5 when they “fe W be

24;' St. Stephen, June 25; Harvey, ter “"9 1 ._

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ed about the middle of July. A week Miss Jennie daughter of Mrs. Jo or more will be spent in P.E.I. and Ross was united in marriage to M

_ at

Picton presbyteries during the iirst_Oliver S. McNeill of New Perth We

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part of July, and beginning July|on Tuesday evening last. The ce 20th a tour will be conducted in the mony which was witnessed 'oy the Presbytery of Mirnmichi, where in- mediate relatived was performed stitutes will be held at such centres Rev F.A.Wightman of Montague,as

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\ ‘ Bathurst Dalhousie, Gnmohellton,`wh0 was given away by her broth

\\/ ‘ etc., arrangements to 'c coiiipleted Ernest H. ROSS. WHS atten . l inter, by her sister, Miss Olive, while

--- groom was supported by his brotl

Keen interest _is being taken in tbc R. N. McNeill-

cxecutivc commvttces mixed -foursome --

uiid tht DIHY WHS C00*-lllued OH 38*-' tutes will be held during the lat

. ‘ llfdlw 18" 011 the GOP! part of June and throughout J

* .\ % Links the weather bling perfect. a¢;¢1\f[e.-eng, points in me pregbyq,

I/ __ `\ ___,. The result so far is as follows: of BL John, p__1__ ping” and M

’:lll,,l\\ _ ~¢_ Q _ lst Str-:ze-Mrs W S Stewart emi .niciu under nu. direct-on nf are s

;_ ~_-‘,_`.`?_‘P,_' \\ A- W- W00kH WOH H0111 Mi” R059” Committee of the Synod of the M §';¢‘§_',`~\'§§|"_¢_.‘,`,_"' _ \ -' and ll. W- Wulhwc- time Provinces. These institutes `_f`»\i‘..1:,'.‘.’f.;;,l.|'n,1|`¢__"' 'l Mrs. McCready und H- W- Lone- 'nc conducted by nav. J. C. Rob ,gall ._'.-,.?gf, _.. --'"'\"‘ `~ '. worth won from Miss Bartlett and n0n_ -Gene.-ai 3_ s_ 3.5¢;-gm;-y of

‘ ‘ " ‘ \~"-' Dr Alley Presbyterian Church in Canada, R

ille, if.- “_ ies,

MVS- SUHUUY M14 DF- A1105' won vener in the respective Presbyter

the

from Mrs. F. L. Haszard and Major viz., Rev. J. James McCaskill in

¢ 0 W. A. Weeks. Preshytery of Bt.. John, Rev. R.

Miss Bremner and W. K- Racers sn-nthiu in P.E.i., Rav. J. A.

l _ won from Miss Blnnchurd and Percy Kenzie in Picton and Rev. A. J.

Pope. Myers in Miramichi. A week or m

Miss Poole and R. G. Wallace bye. will be spent in each of the Pres

teries of P.'E.I. and Picton during

firs

Mrs. W. W. Clarke nnd Dr. Blanch- rr

qualty, cleanliness, delicious fin and healthfulness accounts for phenomenal sale of "Salads," Tea

its Rexton, Chatham, Newcastle, led by Rev. G. H. Jewitt. The url

handicap match for the gold bracelet. A “rigs of sunday sd-mol Ins

t part of July.

A reputation for reliability,

Large

Pictures From small Cameras.

We can give yo ularg

prints (5by 7) fro inyou small “Brownie” nega tives for 25 cents.

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the ety ion ev ax- 5 f ._ _ _ .__

in P_E_I_; new J_ McK'eMie_ in iival of trains in Charlotte wn ele- 1- n /___ _ \_ _f ~ _ _- .

Picton; and Rev. A. J. w. Myer... inrutes _ure requested to eo direct- in - ._ / /`\ //Q. ,-lj, ,f . .\ ."_immichi_ -In SL John P,-esbyteryltoe _ladies waiting room in railway ‘\ ‘__/1 /® (0 _ /X _-2- j Q;

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|88 to

_.err 1 Store Open 8 a. ni. fo 6 p. m. I Tuesday Jimi 255;, _"_l""i_/*(|` ‘ _

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sit- de er, ded thc ier,

ti- ter uly ries ira- .S ari will ert the

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452. Neat night gown of go id

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" with inc ed y ke finished with frilled - edge.._....

. 469. Gown of nice white cotton, soft finish,

)oke of fine hainburg insertion edged by torchon lace, frllled cuff, lace e‘ge. . . .

98c

491, Particularly dainty gown of fine soft

Eiigligh cotton, square neck, with yoke of dainty embroidery edged with beading

‘ 329 $4 Pretty gown with square yoke com-` ~ p_oscd of val, lace .nd embroidery inscr-

tion,very fine cotton. . . .. . . . . . . .<-

» 301. This neat littl-: corset cover is made of Y fair cotton, neatly finished at top with val

lace, beading and ribbon . . .... . .. . . . . ..

25e

'i' 310, Of finer grade ofcotton, there is a pretty fi corset cover with square yoke of torchon

insertion, all ..

317. A dainty pretty corset cover with two

f rows of torchon insertion across front,

white cotton 536. A very fetching idea in fine nainsook

c_ut fully his deep yoke 'of fine val; ifiseri U0". in dands, caught at centre ~ with laigeincd llioii..

$l.75

55i.Gown of fine nainsook has % sleeve fin-

ished in inuslinembroidcry, round yoke . of matched embroidery insertion, beading and edging with ribbon. . . . . . . . . . . .

- $2. I0 '

579. _Semi-fitted gown of fine nainsook, fin'

ished at yoke with embroidery med-L lions, and val, insertion, caught at waist

_ line with 'white silk wash ribbon '.‘.`..‘... ue - _,-15 -

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Corset -Covers _ . _1 1.

359.~ A very fetching design of naiigk fills ' "`

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$l.20

` tucked yoke in fadrt, finished c side . ,

with beading and ribbon . . . . .

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589. A notably handsome corse`t'- coyeiiiof ‘ Y.

fine nainsook, has yoke of lovely bam- '

burg insertion, back and front, -finishedf » - valance peplum all round. . 1%. ..'. ` ._ ~

373. Very dainty garment of fine nainsoob, -I

» 38c

' fine torchon lace finished top . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ with Squam yoke _of fine val ` insertion - f

42c

_ top caught with silk wash ribbon. . _.Bae - ,

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Benj. Watts, Boston, is visiting in

Grand Traeadie.

A ladies’ second hand bicycle good

as new is for sale cheap. Apply at this office.

,Miss Evelyn Byrne, City, has re- turned from a visit to friends in

North River.

Lawrence Byrne, Byrne'| Road. ac-

companied by his nephew Joseph Byrne of Portland last week' visited friends in Grand Tracadis.

‘ Rev. Dr. `I-func returned to St.

Eleanors yesterday morning. On

` Sunday hc took the service in St.

Peters church in this City.

_Rev. Pius McDonald celebrated

Mass and preached an effective ser- mon in St. Bonaventurds Ohurch at Grand Tracadle on Sunday in tha absence of Father McGuigan.

Canon Simpson, of this City dis-

cussing the preparation of the young

6 at the Pan-Angllcan Congress, in

London, urged teaching the boy to

° follow the vocation whereto he felt

God 'called him. He said that if this 'were done Canada would have

r- -fewer inferior doctors and lawyers

and more experienced manufacturers and farmers.

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Warm

Weather

A Comforts

i Mgnnen’s and Colgate's 1 Cashmere Bouquet and Vio-

let Talcum Powders - MAGS’ Witch Hazel Cream and Macs' Almond Cream, Two exquisite toilet prepar-

- al.ions,delicatelv perfumed,

preseves the skin from sun-

l burn, and makes it soft. ‘ smooth and white.

All the leading makes of

toilet preparations in stock

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This wetll known Sire is a double Great Grand son nf Hnmblewnieli l\].\_F\\e ffl tblni ‘

oneof the ben Bred bones in America. ' " ` _ ....- ”.."‘.:1‘:“-‘ir°“;if:"‘c.':.r“r=’i“n“.r‘a""r.r"irii°.".'r°~“ ~ '

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cults holdlnggheehomplon 3 yi' old records of he mtImo 0,, izlgcapywyfnge ones t its horneh bulldog raclnl career and __ _ _ _ .

Brnsilldn will he found for the season lfllint the follnwfnl place! 'cn i _ - ‘ '_

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A i-zrrsrym swine.. lc.-suing. Mny Muy. ei Jun.. 4 June. .f7|iy..e. ‘_ Grafton Street ull _. ._ ., t Y

, ,E_\'en|n|¢,‘ May I2. May. ll, June ,_9'J _ .745 ‘

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Pownal Noon. May ffl May. _'17, June

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Flay B0, June. 3. June 3, .lane l1.‘ July l,Je_[‘|‘ r `

Don'tfnr ot entlemen Branillnn lnahoi-su of pefoet atylo gait eolernsnsr qo_iifarmq_fg`n_ \

.uri iurc ingot. ilirc. ' _ -

The ftntjlwrso :here to pmdneo Maritime colt champions. and he has many men 'Q

hetht xpeetwbo tfnthelltthlliuw-0. . . co .1-fiirther rtfgilial-I done:-lptfen off-callers terms new y '

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Barrister Solicitor. Notary Public oriucih-

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