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We will do it a littlelbetter than any person else can. -

And we will not charge you

too much either.

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Our Plant is absolutely new the City "°°°°”d“y'

and u -to-date

R. E. Johnston .of Boston is in the

I-load Offlces in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. ciey on it vnu; to his bi-outer J. J. _ - _ ~ Johnston. 1

The latest news first of all. New Wonderland’s program for to- Misses .Ella and Ada McNi1ug'lit1o¢n of

-- niglrt is given in the reader on page Harrington, were among the visitors ,

Leigh Stewart, Harrington, was in twelve. *-0_¢l\° CNY ¥°Sl1°l‘<l8Y- 1 I Friday, July 2, |909

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i- Mrs. E. Kemp and family, `Brig~h Harry and Mrs. Weeks, and Miss

G. A. Freeze of the All Rail Line, ton, are spending the surmner at Mal- Winnie Weeks, City. are guests at

P ;.._.__ Moncton _is in the City. ;pcque. Pleasant View, Hemptron.

Einbalrning is a specialty

_.__ _-- i -1 Wm, M. ~McPhni1, C, E, Winnipeg, Miss Della,Olding, of New Glasgow, Harry Williams of_Elmsdale, has

With `l-IS. _ `is .vis tinv his old homo in Orwell. is the uest of Miss Lillie Cullings, gone to Boston .and other Amenican

Phone 289. office 207-zrril Prince Street. You will find lg us there any hour of the day-

Mrs. Thomas .Kickhamg New Haven

., 2.' ° -_- of this City. - 'cities, on a well earned vacation. l

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visiting friends in New Glasgow, Albert Cudmore, Brackley Point,i On Thursday even-ing the schooner. _ S. _ ‘wus la recent visitor at Winsloe, .the Peerless arrived in tahis porrt with

-- guest of Feplias Mrinn. ln 'cargo of coal for A. Picka1rd~ & Co.

or night l Rev. W. Harrison will prewch at ___ 1

' Heartz Hall- tomorrow _afternoon at 3? Miss Mg,-ggie,Lowthcr, Crupuud, jg' Miss Amy S. Dawson of Chatham,

N B recentl s ent so

° ' ' o‘c1ock. V11; 1 f, 3;, Ei rs, ti . -t f _ ., y p .‘ me time in

The Davison Undertaking Co. ____ ` G,,”,§,g'f,'*,,f‘,,_, M,,,_ {_§',f’,§f,’,,,_ , "' g“"" ° l-York, the guest, or Miss ii. Gladys

Ltd. Tire schooner _ Peerless arrived yes- _m Wrist. , '

C. F. D ° n M a I. terday from New York with hard coal Among the visitors in this City yesj -__ -

avlso ’ an ge fOr A- PNK”-\'¢1 & C0- terday were Miss Georgie Cox Morell Tllefe is H0 WUITY ‘Nil/ll hell? Whénl

Miss ,‘ Lottie E. Taper, Winsloe,

spr-nt Wednesday at York the .guest ol her cousin Miss Mildred E. Hol- ludil. _

Rev. Wm. McLeod _will conduct nn

ora/n_;e sermon in Clyde River Presby- terian cliurcli, on Sabbath, July 11, at 7 p. 111.

In the den/th notice of the late Fre-

derick Parkmnn thc age should have

rx u. uit it y stat d. .

(iii (ity to ~.pcnd ii two we-1./ks’ va

-I6(ltf, |,J_ A_ M 1) id U di _ ' ' 'Tie Gu rdi 'n’s Cl “lied rl .rp _

° “"8 ’ at gm' lmlmis ,fic .1-ed, as in. §`h,`,'{- F. equal to anytlung we've yet seen under $3.95 ...-_.H. . ._ . . -. . . ......$2.95 _

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Rev. Mr. Field of Tryon, was .in

the City yesterday on his .way to the Baptist Convention now being held in that place. ,

Lady Diivies and Miss Mary Dmvies

have arrived in the city from Ottawa, Sir Louis is expected next week to spt-url thu summer hcrc.

bueir fifty instead of twenty years as Miss Ella Mwrtin, teacher nt,Lot

w 5 in dv. -cl 1 » e 48, accompanied lic hor sister Miss

l Abbie" were passengers from this

at B . ll/lr. Annaiiil, of the Uiliiruni Bulnk of Ulty t'l`l*“l`>"ll\Y LU.Hl'“l-0l` lfllfer-

I Halifax, Halifax, and foriiiurly ul' thu _ '

(`lr:urlot‘Lretr|wii bi‘uur:h has n'l‘l'lve<l' in,

Several unsigncrl notes have been

rccuived from (lu1field'uiirl.' New

c_.,|:f,-,nz l ll Haven, which ciiniiiof. be piibliz-‘lhed un-

' ____ til thc nuincs of the sef1idei's are re

\ "`”'1 K Miss Mollie Wni'bunton who has °“l"'-"l-

We were qiiite sure that there would be rio luck of buyers

at the first Saturday night sale-the crowd carrie -it saw mid

was conquered. It needcdiio microscope to discover the re-

markable values. The iiiercliandise was here, exactly as wc

advertised it-the prices-wcll we only know that action began

at the stroke of 7 and continued iiutil closing time.

One can bring a crowd with an offering of big values, but

, one ivon’t do business unless thc prices match thc zidverlisc. ments. We did business. We have prepared for the :nd nftcr

slipper sale :mother great budget of l>argalri>°_ We wlll scc :I

large percentage of the people who cami: to the first-and a

host of friends-because there has bccu uiiich tall: of the

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plums that were picked at the first sale. o you had better'

come too--another' crop is ready for those wliolikc to buy

goods at retail al less than snrne .slorcs pay whole sale

Shirt Waist Bargain 98c

At this price for our sud “After Supper Sale” we ar;

offering a fine seleciion of finc, sheer waists, neat embroidered

fronts,loug sleeves,etcin exclusive new des gns of the character

seldom found in wnists so low priccd.Thc regular value of tlum

are from 1.25 to 1.40 each. After Slipper Sale price 981::

Direcfoire Corsets 75c

Slender women and mcdiuui si'/.cd women will appreciate

the goodness of these corscts for they are made for just such

figures. A corset that will give the form the right curve with-

out injirry or discomfort. A corset that will support the form

and make wearing it a pleasure. Made of suiuuier weight coutil, attached hose supporters, side and front, long hips and

uiedium high bust, regular $1.25 pair' special for Saturday After Supper Sale ' _ 75c

Dress Goods

Colton Cashmere, ideal

goods for suinrner di'c.ss_es for children, ciines in plain arid fancy di.-sigiis :ill colors regul-

8c yard After Supper

short sleeves scolloped ucck af ,I P ~_ uc per yd ciilicr whiteor natural shade ‘Sak nu?

sp§p|i;i£leAfterSu|ipcr Sale me Carnbric .

_ Underskirls

wash slurts Ladies' iinderskirts- made

A of fine quality of linglish cani-

Summer

Undervests

Wornen's vests 2-1 inch

spent thc last three years abroad' ,ur

,coiripairric-il by her brotlu-1' lticlnird of 'thu _Royal liniik, I-Irrlifax.

All intending to coiitribiite baskets

for thu Zion Uliurcli S. S. picnic will please leave their nrsmcs with John A. lVLcl.arcni at Paton & Co’s., -_ und lflrnc-at Coffin, grocer, Grafton Strerst, sn Uhut .they may be culled fur.

A speciril.Sund1iy School service willl

(Hinirlay) at ll ii. in. . Meeting will lc adilressed by Hug-h McMillan, iliirnwaill, and Gc1>1'gc .Crewys, King- stoii. Special music by the choir.

Mrs. (len. Mallett, Bradalb-unc, has

1':-viiiverl word' that the .body of her nepliew W. 1). Mchonrrld, M. D., who was drowned' while out lrntliing in the vicinity of Boston ii few darys wg-o, lins not yet been _found althou-gh the priinl has been draigged and dynamited day mid nr1gli‘t_since the accident.

The Grrrnd Lodge I.O_G_T. will

meet in miniial session at George- fiiwn on Tuesday, the (ith lust., at l0.2l0 n. m. in connection' with the session there will be held n, special <lr'.‘rco conferring session of thc In- f.rr1int'iofnal Snpiinuc I1orl'gc»,_,nnrl all who hold that deg-rec or are eligible to receive it are most cordiu/lly in- vited to attend. »

Arlvertisers are ret-,nested to have

their "cliaiiges"’ in for the Moi*-n‘ing Daily and The Rural Daily not later than 10 in. m. on both Friday and Sri-turdiay of each week as part of the big Saburrlny paper has to be printed on Friday and Guardian ani settersi have at half holiday each Saturday. Tho news imd editorial depiirr‘tme'nl'1s, open at 9 a. rn. mi Saturday.

No mistake _can be made by attend- ing the S. S. picnic to be held at

vrirc of 50c retur the pleasant ride

r\rv-.id in int- city 'i‘iirir~..~ririy ingir-t., ne- U" 'l`\10s‘li1y 11-11.- lirv- G- M- Yf>\H\~i:

the popular pastor- or the Mc-thodi‘_.‘t (}liiil'|:li nt St. Sleplirril, N. U., ii-iid foliinerly of, Clnui'|ottr~t.owii, will go to lli‘un»swick Struct i`»li'ui'cli, l-lulii fax. ~ _

St. , Jaines’ Humluy school picnic

takes place this morning to Murray River and not to Moiitugue 'us the items furnished the u.dve1‘tlsing de- pnrtnienlt yestei‘<lu.y, . iiiadve1'tu1i'f.ly

bo hold at North River tomu1'1'ri\v_statoil.

Louis C. and Mrs. llcvkwitli and

child have arriveil here uri a visit from Malden, Mass. Mrs. lieckwith is n; rlauiglitcx-1' of lddivard Skorry oi this city. Hhc will remain licre for tlie suminicr, Her lrusiiumil' rctnl‘iir,- Un Monday.

Visitors tickets for the Zim)

Chunch S. S. picnic can ,be had from the teachers and officers of thr- school, _at Coffin at Co's store on Grafton Street mid at the Hy. station on Monday niorniug. , 'l‘nain leaves an 8.45 u. m. sharp.

A baseball match between the (‘-res

cents of ’l‘racadie and the Fort Air gustus'tearr1 took place on iiatriirduy, the Zlitlr uit., rind resulted in ri, vic tory for tl.c Fort Augur-itus ‘l:oys,. tho score standing 19 to 4. J. Luf ferty was the referee.

Among the outward passengers from

this city yesterday were: _-ilbtrl Mills to New Glasgow, Mrs. lluniel Jenkins to Bedqque, Mothers Ste. Mary du ,Carmel, St. Samuel, St. Joseph mud' St. Roderick of the Notr, Dame Academy to Montreal, _ Lieut. Boleyne to Westville, L'orris Hanson to Dartmouth. ,

In the Presbyterian Church .nl

Fort Kent, Maine, on Tuesday lust Refv. J. _J. Mciluskill, pastor of St.

Montague on Monday. The low Matthew’s Prcsbyterian Church, St.

Joh was niarriled to Miss F"‘nnce

._ f Ur - IJ, ` ~ r land the fine farming country -with its Dickey, Cnnliffe, of Fort Kent. 'R'ev_ .irnvny attI‘¢1Cti0llB. 0110 Charming vil- Mr. McKay of Houlton, performed

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liiirri should prove a pleasant day's outing A wall stockud visitors tablr-. with ri good _shade an-il please/nt waiters, will renew the inner mnn .nt n reasonable cost. Train leaves' at li./15 ni. im. sharp. '

he ceremony, and the newly uedder couplu will spend their honeymoon ir Quebec. Mr, McCaskill is well know, n ,this City.

-9--I Erlmon J. Vessey and bride of

One of the most novel amusement

exhibitions ,that has ever visitrnl

,(‘-limlrifztetnwn will be sccn here Tires-l _dpy night, July 3, for irvrir days only. "Collier & Cds." Big l'0 and 120 ct _Show has secirneil The Big Aren-ai lirnnl juriginig .by the advance, promises-, that cil'i'/.rms are in for ,uriiusomvnti quite out of the ordiniry and doubt»' less ,will prove ii real loss, to rnissl wit1u»s.sinig_ The rink will be trims- fornicd into n veritable coliseum, gall ,dccoratoil and seated* with the

rirolmil the sides. Tho uct being ,pre- sented in the centre and upon_ a portable stage, and in n 40 ft. ring; the riipging for the aerial n<-tis being srislpenricrl from the dome, hung; dir~ ectly over the ring amd stage. Pat- |rons are ltssurerl by filic mrannqzemcnt that ovenv act and nrimben presen-ted lwni. be of the iii..-me crass, and strictly moral and refined, nothing being perrnitted that the most fasti- rlious could possibly take exception to. A limited number _of reserved seats, for which an .extra charge nf ten cents is made will be on sale. brit

York, a lengthy account of _whosi m-.irriayge has already uppuarerl ir The G-uar<llani, left ,on a wedding tri] to Chatham, where they were thi guests of _the Rev. G. F. and Mrs. Dawson. The young; couple are- very popular mid rccolved many tokens oi esteurn. The -groom’s gift to thc bride wiin _nn _vlcg-mu. gold' watch rind pendant. (ln their return they will reside nt "Hillcrest," York.

'Phe City muriket wns well nttendeii esteida The hu market was

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compnny’s portable seats running ull||,ri_sk, loose liay being plentiful ni

fifty to fifty five cents per cwt. and pressed at nine dollars pen ton. The straw market was dull, pressed straw being five .dollars per ton and loose twenty. five to .thirty cents por cwt. Potatoes sold at twenty five to thirty' cents pen bus, and white ami _bl-ack oats art fifty eight il\'f'1 sixty. Butter was good at ninttvvh and twenty cents per lb. Fllrgs were snlil ntl sixteen and eighteen cents _ n rioz. The fish market was also .iI00‘l. the prices remaining the snmu ,ns rm

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Dainty not waist with ,

silk slip, ecruror white--$2.95 _

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You’ve been looking for a waist_that would be smart and handsome, 3 V ,_ and at the same time moderate in price. To-day it’s here and ready for ‘_ .< 5- you. Fine firm net, square yoke outlined by bands of lace insertion, band ._

of lace insertion from back of yoke right down, collar of insertion and lace - 2

Lovely net waist in white or I.

li and insertion, banding-edge of \

piped with pale blue silk, new sleeve fr with pointed cuff a 'wonder at _

,- A very smart little blouse of extra fine quality net comes in ecru P only. The front and each sleeve has band of colored insertion and is fin-

ished with Val. lace beading. just the garment for some occasion when a |

l little more than usual good appearance is requisite ...»-......+~.... . . . “$5.35

Beautiful black waist of allover .

ccru full "V” front formed of lace

lace made with black silk slip. No " ornamentation farther than the rich beauty of the material is attempted >-

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A very smart garment for the lady who spends much time outdoors.

'_ The material is a tan Mercerised linen, collar and cuffs of champagne linen.

ilie garment is semi fitting, cleverly tailored, and finished with strappin s . of self linen... . .-.._+....+.$6.§0 |' __

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_ llandsomeScmi-fitted Linen Coat 6.50_ l

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i ness at a big profit.

LAR EACH.

l The Shirt of $I_25 value for $l00

--`lhat's the MOORMAC Dollar Shirt- _

‘ If we only sold a few MOORMAC shirts we would make no money 1 ` " worth considering, for the margin is ridiculously small, but we depend on

the goodness of the shirt to bring shirt buyers back again and 11311111. and we

prefer the fun of doing a big business at a small profit, than a small busi-

The Moormac shirt is the best dollor shirt that money can buy any-

,: where, that isabig claim, try the shirt, and see if we do not make good _ every word. White or colored, soft or stiff fronts, all sizes, ORE DOL-

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“Quality Toilet Articles-Macs’ Witch Hazel Cream, soothing and l.ir»alin~g, for sunburn and dry akin. llllcaya Cream, Mil-kweed Creain,

rzludc Colgates', Menneut’s Col'ylopsls‘ Rhine Violets, and Lazelles--Parfum ed borax for the bath-Violet Toilet

Writers etc.-The Two Macs-Drn-g- gists. 6-lbdrtf.

White Hellebore for the rlestriictioii

of insects on cu1‘1‘iini1, i.;ooseberry b\u~.‘li‘cs rind _other plants, Frei-;li stuck just in nt Geo. Fl. Hu-ghcs, Apotli»e~ curif~s Hall. 7---3rl1i. .

“lt wliistlcd itself." That was the

little boy‘s excuse when he accident ally whistled in school. Just so with the wash goods. See our 14c. linen we told you about--f.l1ey’re selling themselves. Jas. Paton & Co.

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Vlucs’ and Sellys' Cold Creams, Mas 1

.nga Cream. Talciim powders in-\, a a _

Ihave the only power machine in the Province

or picking and dusting old hair, wool, flock and other

mattresses. Any kind made over equal to new at moderate cost. ' `

MARK WRIGHT.

Newson’s Block.

Made of good quality but-

chefs linen in a variety of_de- signs made in latest style just

~ the thing for your summer

outings regular price 2.25. Special for our and After Sup- per Sale Sl - 25

Wash Belts

White embroidered linen

wash belt. bound edges, neat pearl buckle, assorted sizes, regular 35c, special lilc Ol

bric, drop flouucc of line white, lawn, triuinied with hemstitched tricks and finish- cd with embroidery. Regul- nr 1,40, Special 985

Women’s

Night Dress is _

Ladies’ night dresses mad of fine white cotton, yoke of embroidery insertion tricks and hemstitching, trinnniugs of torchon lace, several de- signs to choose from, Regular 1.40. Tonight 98°

drusif.

cents entitles everyone to ii. seat free of charge. . Band concerts by Prof. Starr's Military Band will be glvon one houn prior to the performance.

the admission price of _ten and- twenty rn

Films

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We make a specially of

DOUGIINUTS at loc ii dozen. . Apple Pies irc each M ince Plea mc each . Cream Pies iz and |5c each

Cocoamit Pies 15 and :oc each Dark Fruit Cake 3o¢ lb Sultana Coke :oc lb Nut Cake soc lb White chlre 20c lb

Bread of all kinda all

fresh and good.

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D. Stewart.

Ecilvss smear

Bake! Bat Bread

All films received at

oar store up to 5 o’clock today will be ready for delivery at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning.

l New Developer und ` \

for each film .

Bring them to us.

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Fishing Tackle

Rods, Reels, Land-

ing Nets, Baskets, Lines, Hooks, Fly Books.

Flies suitable for Is-

i land waters.

f¥Any By not to be had here we will be _ ,pleased to get for you.

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has never to apologize and promise to do better next year. Every years’ distribution ,of

‘ profits more than satisfies its

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