New

A 1 Slimmer Slice

for YOU

1fIe're’is"the newest fashion

note from the metropolitan

centres-a light tan oxford with red rubber heels an-

soles-'-light, cool, easy, com fortable and stylish shoe, that will fit every foot and suit

every taste.

Men’s $4.50, women’s $4_00

\-ALLEY &, C0

135 Queen St.

/_ Aniateurs>

Bring your Negatives and

films to us-for good work at moderate charge.

\_ Cook Studio

1- ‘ L--~=| Latest in Photography at

the BAYER PHOTO STUDIO Leave your films with us for finishing.

We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

Phone 192.1

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5 The _ island City Painting (0

Contracting Painters

House, Carriage and Sign work. 203 Kent Sl. Phone 280-L

F. C. WALLER J. A. DOYLE 773-.65Mtf.

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LIME

Landing to d a y

p`er’Schr. John Mil-

lard 400 Barrels St.

John Lime.

Q_[._yons & Gu,

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Our Coal ls In The Lead

"¢~.\lv~1$

Executorships ,- ,

T0081‘¢at importance

can not be attached .to the choice of the right

r- Executor to administer

your Estate after you are gone. . _N0 man would enter- film _the idea of insuring his life_ or property with 3 Private individual. Then why should he place his Estate in the hands of a person who, for any one of a number of reasons, might lose a considerable percentage of its value?

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With a_ most efficient

organization, the Do- mlnlpn Trust Company solicits the management Of your _Estate now or the appointment as Ex- ecutor. ,The cost will be no more than that charged by the individual and oftentimes less.

Ask for booklet Why on Executor ?”

DOMINION ` TRUST COMPANY

ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Heir. Chas. Dalton,

Frank R. Heartz,

H. M. Davison

Manager

Morris Block - Charlotte- town

Miss `D.WRudge 171 Great George Street

Goods called for and delivered in any part of the City

3220-6‘27msttti.

s ,$1 V

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We Take' llle Rllk ui i il 'M ‘Wehnowyau willbe de ° lited uni. ii.. o-cam Pain. lihop.

We know 7°" Wi” "°l°°‘“°

the IBDOI it bllflli-

Ws know you will IWMW

the hard work it saves.

We know you will 58 Pl¢\*°d

with the way it ¢|\ll¢¢» ¢l°”\'_ “"4

sr -“" ?i'.‘.’f'W$i 23-” M' M »~~=--f.':~.i:.“.r-°°..i.°:.f §,“,’,','f,,'T4i.'i§`w£¢1m» knelt-

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its iiiE Essisimoiiiisiiiiiifin. 1-

---‘IT PAYS to buy in this Pi-wines

‘...°'rr=iiii mo`RNiNo ousmiim can in

obtained im Bouril at I-LJ, Malion’s.

ii. s. CONSTANCE gosxeii

at bouris Sunday,-¢ ,

...°T. GORDON IVEE il Guardian .gent in Montague. . '

...'STORE8 CLOSE.-A11 the prin- ¢1`Dal stores oi Montague will he closed July iirst, Dominion Day.B _

..."|`HE S. S. NTERPRIBE, was layed oil for trip this week, at Mon~ tague for 'boiler inspection, but sailed again Friday as usual.B -

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...*Mr. ED. D. FEEI-IAN Guardian

representative in Souris will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the oiiice oi undertaker Dimgwell.

...°SUBSORIBE‘RB should renew s W¢°k or two before the time they have paid lor has expired and thus not nrlss an issue, as all papers arg

discontinued promptly on “pin date. .

...'_l-lAIiIlINGS jigs or reels for

violin or piano. Monster Imperial, Empire song iolios 120; Scotch songs _and latest method lor violin and piano forte at Ellis’ xookstore, lilontsgue. 3195-6-M3i_

...'BEAl'TIFl'L SPOT.-Montague is the place to spend a vacation, canoeing, rowing, motoring, driving, ilsliing, etc. There is no prettier Pl-ace on the Isl-an-d to rene-vr. old ac- quaintances, or to inake new 0nes.B

( ...’NEW HOMES.-Two new_ dwell- ing houses are being erected in Mon- tague ut present, both on the south side, on Mount Bren-nick, the owners are lirnfest Parhrnun, and' Michael Clair, the building ,contrac- tors rire Johnny Lemon and Johnny C.,ni.phell.B "

..."li‘OXES.-l\'lr_ '|`y1er P‘n.rli:inun, Montague, who h-.is been general manager an-'l caretaker for the Lun- enburg Fox Ranch Co., N. S., re-/ turned home this week, and reports

“The Perpetual Trustee” .three pairs pups from his ranch there,

which will pay its shareholders 'a handsome dividend this iall.li

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...~°ii.in i.ice. iii=.~oKi=iN. ~ ivir.

Robert lilcEwen,‘ son it MY- |John Mchlwen, Midgell, employed in ‘l`luttray’s Lobster Factorl' had the lmisiortune to have his lcg>l'1r0ken On Saturday. Alter launching his l‘.0ut the engine hiilked causing the _l>0f\‘l5 to he overturned 0,, the beach by the force of the surf. I-Ie was thrown under the boat with the above l'f¢F\11l1-

.._z..____>- EASTEKN PERSONALS

...'ll'ir. J, S. Perry, Sunimerside. wus in Montague, '1‘ll1lrS11€\Y 011 11 business trilJ.B

...*iiir. Arti.in~ L. ivicnerid, represent'-' ing the w_ R. llrock Co., Montreal,

lil t Wedn d n' i1

Allan Tuylor.B

Atcliison Am.. Beet Sui-U\\` Am-. Emi/lters Amin, (_.‘<,-pper Brooklyn R. T. Cnnaduiii I‘aciBC

Erie

Mex. l”ctroleum

Miss. Faciiic

North-:rn Pacific

Pcnneylvnniii lieailiiiif ., Southern Pacific Southern Railway Bt. Paul

tiuior: rllciflc

U. S. Steel utah Vorircr

Canndn. Cement

Richelieu &- Ont-

Bbawiuigan Spanish River Com

J iilv ' October

December

GRAIN ANDP

4

July Sept. .i iuy Sept.

[Iliff- Sept. Jul; K BW*

l0N'l`lil'IAL

...Mr. James McK'_ay, Rnilll' Rive". ivn..-.i..i.... Brother or A- C- M°KeY»

'J me popular station agent at M01*

Logue is spelldlllg ii few Guy” 1"'

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New Laundry '_.-,_

High Low

08 25k

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Cher-iniitiul-its und 01110

. 110 110 162 9

|10 ling 1621 95;

153s 605| 571

1531 Gill

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HTOUKB. i-i

N.S. Steel & Coal (toni.

00’I"\‘0I

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l\/lanufacturer of all kindsiine ",'f)‘;°hi,, hO,,,f:_Ba ° hair goods including gentlemens __ _ toupes and wigs. Also liairgoods ___~.\ir_ David Murdock, renresentlns for Sala the Rogers linrdware Co., Chv!;rl;l22;- 2349-ii~iowfnin\3m.._q. town, was in Montague on 0 n__

guy, in the interests oi ul-‘I limi-B

'-’°°`“"“"”" ...*1li'. D. McPhee, East Bogton.

o M , T. T lor, and son. ““"

For prompt and high class §§:{;;S;_,,;“I,_ ,,:_ If‘_’m ,.,,,,,,,,g ,in Mon.

Laundry WOIk C8” 011 mgiie, the guests ol Mr. and MFE.

HOP-WO »......~.».......-

The New Lauri-drymaii '- Q

Si. George’s Hall \ -i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-4-i-I-i-i»i-i-1-i-I-I-4-1

(Formerly Smallwood's Hall) ‘ “W YORK 8.1.0033

Gfeat George St. .inns sm., 1914.

Close

as 25; eil our so 192 501 zsi 595 ies 110 iioi iusa 95- 24 ssl isa* not 57i

i¢h Low Close

28* 50 85 Ill] 10\

Htllilni 01000

1389 1279 1266 1202 1270 1245

1279 126% 126s

ROVISIONB..

High .Low Gloss

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-'ONE CENT per word each lugs. tion lor advertising in this column. Ullh mlilt l0U0|:npany 0106!. lili- mum chiirze twenty-nve cents.

.JMUEIC ROLLS and cases 'at

Ellis Bookstore, Montague. 3195-M3i

...°FOXEB FOR SALE. Apply to

George Keele, Souris. 2426-5-l9Mti.

...*VIOLINS, bows, cases; silk, gut

and steel strings, at Ellis' Book- store, Montague. 3195-Mill.

...°l?‘0R the latest popular sheet

music call at Ellis' Bookstore, Mon- tague. 3105-6-M3i.

...°Cedar posts, lawn and held fen-

cing. D. F.,McDonald, Sourls.

3065-6-22M6i. -

...°RACES RIVERSIDE PARK

Vernon, purses 8475 the highest ever oiiered out side oi Charlottetown.

3029-6-19M0i.

...°RESE|tVE TUESDAY July 14th

for the Tea Party at Georgetown. Speciiil train leaving city nt 8.-15.

3109-6-2(;iiiiniw7i,

HELIEF FUND FUH

R. H. Sterns . . . ... W. 1‘ Vlreks ... 211.00 l-‘rc.1. lcitkis .. h.ui» G. 1:. Wright . ., i..|.r| Colonel- F. S. Moore 10.00 The Faithful Circle of King'a

Daughters (per Mrs. Edward Chandler) ... W. S. Louson AA friend ....... .. . 1.00 B. R. I-Dolman, .. 5.00 Roger Farquhdirson 2.00 Anna Furquharson .. 2.00 T. W. Woodman 10.00 Dr. B. R. Jenkins ... 5.00 J. H. Hill 5.00 Hyndnian & Co. 10.00 Ur. J. 'l'. J kin

_ .. .. 5.0.01.

12.00 5.00

en s za.U0

W. `A. Morson $20.00 Robert Bell ` 2.00 F‘..J. Holman & Co., Ltd. 5.00

Prince Edward island

Women’s Institute Convention

_ The Eist annual Convention oi the Womcn`s Institiitcs of Prince Edward lslnnd will be held in the Prince of Wales College llall, on June 21th and 30th, when a large attendance of delegates is expected. An 'inter- esting anil instructive progriimme has been niianged. Standard certiii- catcs will be issued at all points on the P. l~.f. I. Railway. The Woiiien’s Institute Branch oi the Department of Agriculture extend ii. cordial iuvi~ tation to all who may be interested in the work to attend the meetings, _when the following programme will he carried out:-

MONDAY, JUNE 20TH.

2`§00 p. m. Presiding-Mrs. J. A. liliithicson.

Ops-ning Ode Address oi Welcome-Hon. Murdoch

McKinnon.

Replv to 'Address oi Welcome-Mrs.

J. W. Kiei, Malpeque. ' 2.311-~i.(ul-Reports oi secretaries. -i.00~!'i.1?.-Demonstration in Dress-'l kin lil' lil A R |

mn g, iss . . oper.

5.15-i1.\v0-llusiiiess of institiites, Mrs .‘\. lu. Dunbrnck, Miss Helena (‘..!

McDonnl rl . '

7.45 p. m.

Presiding:-I-Ion. Murdoch McKin-

|1011.

7.15-8.151-Medical Inspection in

Schools, Dr. S. R. Jenkins.

8.15-8.~i.'i-Cure of the Teeth, Dr. 'i`.

E. E. Robins.

8.45-9.15-Iniaiit Feeding, Miss V1.

T. Grnham, Sllpt. 1'. E. I. T-10.1.' ul.

9.15-161.00-General discussion led I-y

R. H. (_‘;iinpbell, B.A., Supt. ni lddu- cutioii. ,

TUESDAY, JUNE 30TH.

9.00 n. m.

Presidiiig-Mrs. S. R. Jenkins. 11.00-30 |:'.~-Illustrated School Gar-

dens, Prof. W. Davison, F. F. Smith.

10.1:'T»-11.15-I-lome Decoration, Miss

Hortense Philips. ,

11.15-12.0l`vUniinislied Business.

3135-G-24M1i.

FUX SlUE|(_llUUlil|l]NS

FURNISHED AND OORITEUTED DAILY BY THE FOX EX- OHANGEB AND INV1ilS’l\-

MINT COMPANIES ,

, LTD.

Asked Price

‘A0 llil

Par

ohn Agnew Fur Farms

Ltd. 20

lherton Dnrk Silver ...100 A. . McLean On Ltd. 100 Belmont 10.) Bosch Wool ,

Barkers Brighton

Beliiist For Oo.

Beech Hill

Jharlottetovn

Carruthers

I lli 115

110 Mi |00 130 |00 110

50 70 $0 100

so 175

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, niiiailnn. o ‘ _ . f. 1 'i‘l`<’.'ii°"l 'mf

nncssusoin J mii'wli...ym'.`.‘f.'sm~

,_ M Ng |\ i, _ oil. lin.. ls P01111

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Q7.; `~`/ \ ‘ 34" 913'

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in the quick sale of ,these garments.

Children’s 50c to 3.50 l Misses 1.40 to 5.25.

1 Stanley Bros

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A I ' The olwavs-iiusv Store. <

Dresses for Children

We have an excellent display of fine ,

embroidery and embroidered dresses for

_ irls, on our front counter. Every size from ; 6 months to 14 years is here all ready to be

The prices too, are very small and rea-

sonable and will no doubt be a prime factor

4'

Subscriptions will be received by V _*_

Prince Edward* Theatre ...$54.05 Jioals Pedigreed Foxes

_ Original ioo n New Irsui- iizu

Doiiiiiiion Irupire asteri: reeland

lven

Moutngiin

rovi ncial

Proina .Regal

Record Rosemont

Smith

Samson

Sterling Tiiylnrs

Fur l"i'ailiu'ers l,t.l

Great Canada. Northern

Howatt-Dalton

Milton Patch For (lg

Mount l<ld\iiii‘d lossachiii-ietts

North Milton Pedi-

gread Foxes

North Tryon Oo.

orth Shore

Park Farm

R. ..’. McNeill (io. 5

Rayner Iiiterniii lnniil imiiera l'nyt.<ni '

Seal River

Spring Pork For (lo Silver 'I`¢»\

Tlzorniii:l.l>ri\d

Thrcr- Rivers 'l‘iii . irvilg

i W_:°ehip May r Stems and Dr. ' ' ~--"~-~ » - J ST. Ge-i.kins. 0 Damm 100 100

The Founders of the Dominion

Every one should possess the FAMOUS l’lC'l`U.{ C

15 100.

` 100 125 100 100 /ll)

125 11.15 50 100 125 100 125 50 750 1 I 5

the 1"A'l`HERS of CONFEDERA'l`l()N including

Sir John S. MacDonald Sir Charles Topper Hon. E. Palmer Hon. E. Whelan

100 100 100 100 50 500 100

. . . . . . ...1.00 110

100 100 100

ion Hon. W. H. Pope

ll5 100

100 I 50 100 105 10 10 100

year.

ioo io

120 mo 100 ilimited. me i

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Hon. G. Coles Hon. J. H. Haviland Hon. Li. Col. J. H. Gay Hon. A. A. MacDonald

It is of historic interest and isbecoming iriore vnlu:-iblc every

_ The Guardian has been fortunate in obtaining the rights of

5 ‘this picture and will distribute a limited number io its readers in

me ‘cxclirmge for the following coupon and 25 cents to cover cxpcivcs 15 It is worth six times this amount. Early application is essential

as the demand is already great and the iiuiiiber avziiliible strictly

150,

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500 100 100 |00 100

soiiris ni...-i< sm ii... ine 125 » `

1.2.11’ To the Charlottetown Guardian

Please send me ................ _.copy of the

picture THE FOUNDERS OF THE DOM-

100

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INION for which I enclose $ff ........ ..cents

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Barristers and Attorneys ` _ _,__ , _

Solicitors for Royal Bank oi Oaiiad '

MONEY 'I‘0 LGAN

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50 100 105

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W. GRANT co. 85 Queen si. |c..

T and CO. 85 Queen St. Ch’town

W.G

Crown Line Carriages

THE PAST WEEKS SALES made ussit

up and take notice in a most practical way; We had to double our orders to the factory for this Week’s shipment. Cle_ai'ly_ our enormous sales demonstrate We are right_ in stocking only high grade Carriages, the public appreciate the fact that there is no chance of getting “taken in” Where only one quality.

THE BEST

is shown. Our carriages have a stylish, quality appearance that we can’t tell you about in this space, visit our show rooms, the samples on the floor will tell you the story in their own way.

HARNESS MADE

As ours are set off by a stylish horse,

hitched to the kind of carriage we sell, makes a combination that can-not be beaten. Only the best leather and mounting used in harness sold by this

, THE HOUSE OF QUALITY

uMo1,t[3 ‘IS Want) 98 'OD P". LNVHS 'M

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W. GRANT “nd CO. 85 Queen St.

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