THE cHArar;t§'>T'i‘E'r0wNlcUA1zn1AN, AUGUST 4, 1905; _ - 9

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,Special Denloitstraiion

_ Day Bargain in ,

5 Silk Skirts

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An additional attraction

lor Tiiursday! These splendid silk skirts we sec red some time ago

at n striking re- duction -much below reg-

ular price. A manufact- urer securing a great

quantity of slk at a spec- ial price was enabled to in ke u.-i the offer'-and we didnt iicsitate a moment in accepting !

On Sale To-Day 'thursday at 9 a. m.

Elegant skirts of splendid quality soft black Taffeta-finialicd in latest stvle with deep ilonnce. shirred and corilcil, lock stitched througlmul.

buttons at side-n perfect fitting, splendidly matic skirt fully equal in every respect to :my skirt cver sold in Ch’iown at |i5.oo

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PROWSE BROS . LTD.

MAIL ORDERS

For $5 Silk Skirts at $5.75

For the benefit of those of our customers unable

to come personally, we have reservtd a number of

these special $3 75 Silk Skirts. If unable to come

ORDER BV MAIL. We will mail skirt, post free

and should it not he equal in every way to any $5

skirt you have ever pwciiastci return it and your

money will br iroinptly icfunded.

Post Free to any Address

A pleasing gift to send to frit-n\i.~; abroad. A black silk

Sliirt is always wciconie and wc will mall it post free to any address in Caiiatia.

PKOWSE BROS. LTD-

srifzciittt Black Sateen

Skirts 75c.

A Tan D zen Ln* Se_C\lf9" "3

at Bm-so in Price*-‘WUR T" 95°'

A very special value in fine black salicen Uilidgéz

skirts just ten dozen in this lot-_-secure _muc 1 Q d low value. As usual the special valuc_'l1S l?2\5»¢e

along to our cus_tomers_ an<i_=tt the SP¢¢(‘1tl Pllceem expect pretty swift selling iii the skirt cptlfllll ~

Mail orders should add _gc for postage.

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Biuck Sateen Skirts of nice nality mit bliwk silky t"inis.h sltttn. l ir

ample cnt, prettili iinisiiili, with deep flounce. liao; lliip dust frill and are aplen lilly fin shed in every lii:ta|l.bkirts aiu \ 5 as are acid in all good stores at not less than 95c. Our c special purchase enables ua tn offer them at .. . .. . _ . .. .. ..

Prowse Bros., Ltd.

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` Brruanar Guardian titty :ants a you

Anrnun and Fred Campbell uist John

are on s visit to friends on Prince Edward lslanu.

Rizunnau ,meeting oi Victoria Division,

S. oi’ 'l‘. on Monday evening in Wilghta Hall.

Timmuslc pageln thc Saturday issue

of Aug. llth. will contain the wcrdsand music of a song entitled

, "Dorothy"

ANY young lady with a good common

school education, who desires to learn

‘proof-reading and typersetting, should luppiv at. this oillce nt once.

' ANY person desiring to purchaac a good lui. of land iwith house thereon, situated on Upper Prince Street, should road thc nd which uppours elsewhere.

'i‘it.tcAnii<: tea whlcli takes plucc on

Wednesday thc15th lnst,promiscsto bo the beat in the history of the parish. Special train from Mlscouohe. George- town, Vernon River und Charlottetown. See train arrangements in this paper.

Di: Janus McG Bkxrim ot St.

John has been invited to attend the nnnivcrsary of the arrival of the first minister on Prince Edward Is- land, thc Rev Pctcr Gordon. The cclebra tion is totukc plitco on Aug 2:! und 215. Dr Baxter is ugrandson of Rev Mr Gov don.

MIts.Bi-:NJ/.riiN thi/tri-r:i.i. left Japan

ll. few weeks ago intending to visit friends in this nity und Province. Ouurrlving at Seattle she rcccivcfl n sud shock by ienrning of thcdcnth of her uiothcr in Pennsylvania, whlthcrsha proceeded nt mice. The unexpected beronveiilcttt may prcvent her intended visit here.

Goiutics|'oNnnN'|‘ri should renremhcr that

to ensure early appearance of correspond - cnoc all mutter sent in should he cut down us much as possible. Every attention is paid to corre;.pondence but. it is impossible to get everything in as written, cspeciully when ns of inte runny

, communications are being received cuch

day.

This Guardians correspondent nt Canoe

Cove writes.--Angus McFadyen has re- cently ileparted for Lowell Mass.-(leo. M. Cltrnpbell of Mass, U S. is spending

f his vacation with friends and relatives

here.-Mr.~i. Dun McFnrlyen of Lowell

Mass, is visiting her parents here.-Mrs. ilougali McDougall has returned from u visit to Moncton, N. B.-A numbur of our citizens intend departing for tiieCani\diun West in the near future.

AT \‘Vnlter Bakers Chocolate Mills,New i)orchcl~iter Mass, David A. Brooks, while painting on a' tire escape was overcifme by heat and feilflve stories. Dr ,Perkins and Dr Wiley were soon there and found tho young man vcry near death; arm broken, nosc and skull broken, bruised all over. Ile was sent to the City Hospital and was there until the 20th of July before he became coneuious. He is growing stronger now, every day. Mr. Brooks was born at Fredericton, Prince Edward Island; and is a son of the inte John T. Brooks.

Mltaoir Lisiuri, Capt Prowse, Capt

Webster, Lt Mnekny, Lt Gurnham, Lt Down, Scrgt, Major Howatt and the follo\vin,; men: McKearney, McCoubi~ey, Doruiun, McCalder, Rodd, Ii Mclnnls, iloinmn, Huntley, Grady, Leigh. Crockett, Landrlgon, Batt, Cornfoot-, Heartz, Prowse, Cook, Colwill, Younker, Burke, Ferguson, Plgott, Pcardon, Roy Harris, W M llarris, Proud, Lane, Wakeling, lif[cNi\ir, Furze, Sutherland, Carmody, White, Shaw, Jackson, all of No. ICO. Fourth Regiment C. A. leave this morn- ing for Petawawa, Ont., for heavy gun practice and will iomiiiu there until Wednesday next.

Avnrtv prntty wedding took place at

Apohtsqui, July 18, at the residence of the in ide’s tnothor,whcn Miss Margaret Mabel .Ioncs youngest dnughter of Mrs. Stophcu Jones became tha wife of Arthur B. (lnmester of Bridgewater, N. S. Only the immediate relatives wcre proscnt to witness Llic ceremony which took place in thepnrlur, lt bcine bcnlitiiully decornted with ferns und potted plants. The ceremony was pcrfcrrncri by tho licv. Frank Baird of Sussex. Imnicdiatcly after thc ceremony thu tzuests repaired to the rllning rooin whcro luncheon was scrvcd. The happy young couple left on the Quebec express for Moncton cn route to Prineu Edward Island. the former home of thc groo_|n. Tho brldo'n going away dress was stocl grey with hat to match. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Gantcstcr will reside in Bridgewater, N. S. Many bmutiful gifts were rccaivcd by tho bride, nmong them being u handsome gold locket. und chnln the gift. of thc groom.

“Famous Soap." Satisfaction in ever

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Doughnuts, l0c doz.

on our specialty

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Apple Pin ix: uch. ll nu P\¢¢ _ nc each Cream Pico in I ig: each Cuslouot lin 15 1 me each Dark Fruit Cah use pound llliln Cala me per ltr

Na! ug me In

in in at ii. Rzimu an min, 'fit mn.

D. $'l'lIll'l'

Ysurxunarn Guardian had 73 claaatncd

morning on a holiday trip to sydney.

Tun person who lost a light carriage

wrap should apply at this otlice at once.

Miss Srnzrca, Long Creek, is visiting

Nicholas and Mrs. W hite, Prince Street.

MISSJ. MCGILL, McGill Avo., lcuvcr

this morningoua holiday trip to Park Corner.

Miss Armin SMALL, of Boston Is

visiting her parents Robert and MJ-is Small, Fitzroy Street.

Miss CnAm.o1'rc S'riaw.Im'r, of

Attlcboro,Mass is visiting parents at llampshirv, Prince Edward Island.

Plfiinrv PALMER, son of James ll Palmer

of this city, him returned from Montreal, on a two weeks visit. to the Island.

THE Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents

il ycur is an excellent gift for that friend of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.

THE Rev D Mellean will preach (D V)

at Lot. -i8 on Sabbath the 5th inst,at 10.30; Hlgbilclti 2.30. and Glasgow llond ut. 0.30 p m.

The right kind of it boy can secure li

position with rapid promotion, if hc applies at this oilicc ut oucc. Several good boys have secured ;;ooli posltt

recently.

Ani-:x J Ann Mus Ross, und child

returned to North Grafton, Maas, vin the S S Halifax, yesterday ufternoun, after spendiuga months vacation with friends at. Fiat. River and Eldon. Mr. ltoas formerly belonged to this section of the Province. _

A Qurnr wedding took place Thursday

in Halifax nt the residence of \\'ellington linmm, Wellington Row, when Mary lllc-~ kcrson Hamm, widow of .Im ld ilaniin, was united in marriage to Rohci L Fiizzlc, of Truro NS.Only the innnerlinte friends and relatives were present. 'i`hc urrivai of Mr and Mrs Frlzzle wus noted ln yesterdays Guardian.

THE many friends of Miss lhhci M

Owen will he sorry to hear she severed her connection with Falconwoorl [i\~yiuni on the lst lust. In the two years shi- has been there, she has raised the swindurd very highly in thc trniniilg school and the general rein-cr =~~vm'\': Ihr staffspeaks of tier popularity ...,. ~= thc public generally were well plc-nets with her fuithfulperfortnnnec of all her duties.

Trinka has lately been added to thc

equipmeutof C. E.Rodd's harness shop Gt. George Street, a practical and ingenious little machine designed for trimming traces. It does its work well, giving n finish to the traces which ninkes lhcin look very oven. The machine enables nn operator to produce evcu work nnii to do it quickly, and shows that this shop is bound to keep up to date in the mimnhtct- ures of good harness.

MANY tourists and visitors who visited

thc Market yesterday, were delighted with it. Very few cities in Canada or elsewhere could show a better variety of fruit at this time of the year. There were red, white and black currants, gocsebevrics, strawberries, cherries, blueberries, garden and wild raspberries, etc. Beef, lamb, fish and poultry were in splendid and attractive supply,i and lots of fresh vegetables were on ale. Perhaps the greatest pleasure for the visitors was the display of flowers, especially sweat. pons, of almost everp shade and variety. One woninn had large quantities of these in bunchcs of separate colors, put on Rule lit four cents a bunch. They were all sohi before noon, showing that the most people love flowers.

THB Halifax sailed at2 p in ycsterrluy

with the following pitssengcrsz ’i`hos Rotier, A Flnnngnri, D Mctlorniuclt, Mi.-as liockerby, Mrs l\i M Sullivan, ll \\' Langley, J T lice, D lllnck, l)r linniford, VV li Grady, Mrs .I Siliiury, M U McI.c|\n, Mnjor Siibuvy, \V D Finley and wife, Mists Kirby and Mrs Kirby, Di' und Mrs Mcl’lutil, (3 L Vuil, Al \Vliclit.cd, J A itennio, Jus Moth-nt.li, and son, J l’i\nrler und son, .IM llougnll, I’ Murray, L lhtvey. J Gillis, M G Tiuinor, F Clicitchflclli nnii wife, iillss lt Uhcitch- field FU lfoztlicr, J A Mitchell, Mr. i"orsyi.hc, E Il l’i¢-rec, Miss Arehibitlrl, .I L Keith, mira rn-t-t-nneiti. har uc Mn... tolli, Miss M Stowurt, Mrs Fundli, Mrs M Morrow, J (1 McLeod and wifc, Mrs E T Carrol und children, \\' S Goll`or_y and wife, Mrs E T Arnold, Ilobt. Gofl`rt-y. Hcnoid Goil`t-ry, Sister Ailxcs, Sister Mary Boniface Sisters of Chnrity.

Load

up your Kodak

Halt liolid ty to-day.

Take in thc sports, and

take some snaps.

A large t-tock of fresh

films just received.

Tl-lead Offices in New Prowse' Block- Charlottetown. , Great )

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Tim tide will be high this morning at U15'

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9`u and tonight at' uw Miss Gaitrrl Wnvri: leaves this

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'l`. l-1. (int\'.\.\', the popular reprosentu-`

tive of \\’. II. lli\y\vii|‘<l Co Ltd, St. John is in the city.

.\ll~s L]uui.-'ri.\'i-:D Melt/ti-1, of Camb- iitlgt-,is on her why to her home in` tit~orgt~to\vn,to .spend two months with lu-v inotlier.

'l`lll‘I 'l`iliN MAN`S DANGER.

llc c.tu’t. twist disease germs,-thnt's

why lids such nniark for consumption. lu this luuil of plenty, thinneos in wit-kt-tl|\c.~ls, especially when it/rs so easily ovcrronie with l"t-rrozone. This remark-, nhlie tissue ltulirier makes you (at quickly; it ilovs so hy fm-:ning hlood thatls rich,| nnurialiing mul hcnlthgiving. Iierrczonc snppiit-s Lhcniitiirncnt. needed by ivorn out ncrvcs, rapidly constructs rnuscle und tally tissue. 'l`hc form fills uut, Lhc‘ checks redden, proving tlmr. weight ia being added. To ba well and i-tay well u.~i> Ferrozone. Fifty chocolate coat/cd l.iii»lt»i.s in it box tor fifty cents or six for >"_'..'itl nt ull rleuicvs.

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Anothcr sliiprnciit of those up-to-date,

pin-lor suites in 3 und 5 pieces, from $18.00 up. .luuius l’ut0u BL C0. . ,_ filitf

'i`he-excursion trips on tliq,,S., S. Eifin ‘

will be continued on Montiny and Wcrlnvs- ` tiny to Rocky Point as usual. itltli

By ex press another shipment of crcnrn

lustre wnists $1.75 and $235 all sizes. ltcud ourspcclal snnp nil in to-filly » issue. Jnnics Paton. ‘hill

ilmquel Sets, Hammocks, Suuvenirtlnntls

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T a y l o r ’ st BOOKSTORE.

MACS’

WITCH

IIAZEL LREAM

is tlie best preparation

on sale for the skin. Cures sunburn, chaied or rougli~ coed skin. sore lips, chap- ped hands, etc. Soft as velvet.

Price 25c it bottle.

“The Two Macs.”

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DRUGGISTS.

¢ ‘ Dccp Cutting Makes Satisfactory Buying

Thlsis the state of affairs at the big furniture sale.

Stock must be closedw/ut quickly. Prices are being greatly cut to this end. You ought to have your share of the bargains. ,_,

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This is a good time for baby carriages-

Our stock is new and most artistic in design. Price reductions never before heard of are greatly in evidence in this portion of our

\ stock. Buy to-day.

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CLOTH DEPOT

\/Ve would eail special attention to our range Of

Mcn’r, Won1en's and Children’s Suninier Under-

wear that must go now in order to make room for

fall goods coniing in.

W. C. TURNER & C0.,

The Low Price Store,

Sunnyside Queen Square, Ch’town.

yitlws We do Custom Cardiiig and Cloth Finisliing.

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A Plant Bargain 143 Fruit Plants for $2.75.

\\'iil prmllu-is more f’ru|t fi-rwli mul afrcr-.ucl\nncii thnn you nnrl your fricitrls can

.yuh lol~ to sell. 1,, _` __

'|`i\u vt-ry rlrryit-tml. nnwt\~t n|u_i moat burtly kinds ut ima lhuivovio thir _pl tff._ V

|lli.\l"`l<IS,“nnc |'|p>ii,l f ‘pimpin-.ll nl \1.r:i"iy,ktlie ppmqlillailthm(oa\tigm;"l»||::_h \\ oillun. rhnic

ll.t". . n0l't‘~ nut y, l\i\l'_v |\:\t'y nut' .~l~ _ 1 - ' . ‘- 1 _ ' . i `ltll.\.\"l’S :limi-it. lit-il t`ros.~'. now. imninn .\lnr-ket, new. t hon). red. (fimniploli

~-tnntinrtl bil\t~k.

.n lt.\l\`l‘lll~Il{il\'. ltlitht-r horulnit or King the fnnr~\' new ri~:l~.

4.1 li.\.<l'lll<Il{lf\' t`r\ln|nl»irtu. New hi-nvy vrupplltg pnrph- i-nnur‘v'.

.,. |t,\:~li‘lll<llllt\'. f‘\ii|ilvcvlnr\d. now nunfuinot irroppiiirr binvkt-np.

o1l.~l'l'|iA\\'ill<ilfl{ Hrirnttir ilunlop. thc king nf i~nn|\ci-s. _

_,tt ;~;'|‘|¢,\ \\'|;|-:nl |‘rl~ti- tit' llliviiitzun, lift-1-or lfntr .~‘izn. iuutiity. crop.

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