JULY 7, 1908 . THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Pace mv:

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, \ _ L* M. Poole and Miss Nan ' The mail train arrtved lust night. ` .~.-.»<¢-~»-»»~.w. .»s><.»~sn.~..»».-.¢...o»~.»n,..,»..-i.-.»~s-._-__.»-..~s~.».-,-.cs-sv..,.,..“»_......».~.-,,»».,».-».~.-..».... »¢

have returned to this C‘ty from at10_30_ _I

_ Montreal. . _.__

Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.

The marriage took place in the

Methodist Church Bideford on Tiles-

The college student who lost her

pocket book was re_1|oiced‘bo get it so quickly through a Guardian classified

ad. ;‘ _

The Bt. Peters churth is receiving a

coat of paint by D.`Howlett. 'l‘his is quite a job, as the building is nearly eighty feet high and the work is being done by ladders as the eve will not allow a stagin

eneam, strewberrles- and other re-’lnnis for oi in -.ierl

0 “K ‘NU Y WW! timid] A correspondent at Mooten. SBBK-.

fi-_eslinients will _bc provided along four dolluiis and another drunk! his Hendty the following: "Quite agloom with it well supplied visitor's table. first appeamncu was digqhm-g9¢\_ ohus been cast Over this new sstrtle-

' day evening last of the pastor, Rev.

The tide will he high this alter- Ernest S. Weeks and Miss Hobie Wil-

noon at 4.53 and tomorrow after-llinins, daughter of the late Albert Doon at 6.06. ___ ` Williams of Bldeford. 'Tihe bride was

Miss Katie B- FUFZGSOH and MW* divlnitygst'iideii‘t,acting as best man.

Mligfiit Inman 0( HHmDt0¥l. P-E-'I-.‘. The ceremony was performed by the have returned home from Picwu. Ndiiev. H. Johnson, snrnmersidn. After S.. after llilvillg ll H105* BDIUYINJIO the ceremony a reception was held at Wit- the home of the bride where a num-

g' I "_"` antly entertained. ` The bride Wh() lt’

.__ { The six men nrres;:ed and chargedwng of Betleques most popular young

‘with breaking into Carv¢ll's Wharf indian was handsomely remembered

The annual Sunday-school picnic and stealing liquor, were Saturday by hm- many friends as was SHOWN DY

of the Hazelbrook Baptist church discharged to appear in a week upon 'the large number of beautiful and will be held near Hazelbrook station their own recrignlziince in the su.m of notify wedding presents.

on Monday July thirteenth. Ice 'one hundred dollars each. J. Me-' -1-

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=l--- A 1 a native of Victoria, P.E.I., and 0

/ .rome 3766*. J an W/A5107 '/- "UW/vf<‘ H/G UFDAP 1'/vi/vr/1L,.s'r0/P57",

attended by Miss Minnie Weeks sisttr of the room with Leon Jewett a

ber of invited guests were very pleas-

mint b the death of Harrison

youngest son of AHKUB Bl`i9U» 8 W5” known business man of that place. The deceased was one ofthe plon- ecrs of this place, and though barely eigliteen years of age when h0 10111504 here, his cabin was the second one' built in what is now the thriving settlement of Dinsniore. He sho-Wed a ninrked amount of pluck and energy lfroni the start, and was well start- ed in farming, and had he lived three months more would have had his patent. His genial and pleasant ways made him a, great favorite in /the community. He had many friends

MEN’S OUTINGSHIRTS

,hind no _eneniies, which was shown by the large number that came to

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Our sliirts, because of their perfect fit are especially satis-

factory iii .siuniiier time. and men are inding it out more and inorc. \Ve sell :1t79c shirts superior iii every way to iuniiy sold elscivlieie at $1.00

Men’s Underwear

Give nic some thin l'iulci'\\`t~:ii', \ve`rc hi-nriiig tl1lS CU'

coii_~;l:ii.iily tlicse \\‘:iriii (lays :ind we never inil to i't-.spoiid to thc cull, our lines of uudcr\\'c:ir are very thin mid C0l1lf0rlfil>1C-

W,_»"ve the B;,ll,|i_qg;in, l,i.~lt-, Silk, Gaiize, Linen Mesh

Natural \Vool from 25c up to $2 50 V01' Gflflllelli-

It's our variety of iiiidt-i'\\'cm' iiiaiicrials :ind our unusual

range of sizes coupled with our rc:\,~zoii1\l>l€‘ l“`lL`°`5 that hung .us such :i 1:ii‘;.;‘e iiiidcrivcnr liiisiiiess.

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Hosiery for Men and Women

Your fcct should he well looked :iftcr :it this time of y<\:Xc;r

so it becoiucs you to dress your feet as well as your head. t have some vcrv attractive liosicry for nicii and ivoiiicn.

' l0c up io $1.25 pair

Diir'ihlc too Rciiiciiilici' this for llniidsonie hosiery is not

nlivays tlurnlilc.

We’vc Hosiery from the best mills

If yml W-mt to place yoiii' fcct in luxurious qiinrtcrs izikc

-3 1001; nl; our various lic cs. Sue our special line 28c qllflllly special ig pair.

Bathing Suit -make a divt f0l' OM Of OWS

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O B tl i Suits nrt, not only liniiclsoiiic _

remainuso tlhrldiighout In §niisfyiiig peripd ofnsgeirviscc. all thc colors are giinrniiteed fast s-iplendid vnrie y---zi , ze. nd 2 C

BathingTriinks.................... ....i5c 20011 5 BOYS' Conibinzition Suits. . . . 3. . . . . .» . . . . . . 50° tm 2753 Boys’ and ineii`s two piece Suits.. .. . . "$1-25 UP 0 $ -5

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.pay their last tribhte of respeet, b

1- W. F. Tidmarnh Cit _

iiurned home from Regina.

P. M. Gram't, West Stockbriilg

Mains., is visiting relatives hi Moral

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The. outward cargo by the North-

umberland yesterday included g our of condensed milk.

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Harry and Mrs. Floster and 'family

left the City Bsturdny to spend a holiday at Rustieo.

Father McQuillan was a passenger

to this City by the steamer North- umberland last evening.

O. E. ant! Mrs. Rennie, Moncton,

who have been visiting friends in this City returneo home yesterday.

Tliere is a good opportunity for u right boy to learfn the printing ut

when he was laid to rest at three The Guardian ofllce. ADDIY- 111 01100-

o'cloek June 2, in the new cemetery,

which may be said to be one of the ocnuty spots ofSaakatchewan. The FUB"»0l` left BH*/Ufdlly fUl` Mllrfly tier-i-ascii contracted typhoid fevu a- Hilrlwr. where they will visit Mrs.

.bout five weeks ago and though a11“'F'FHd0l'iCk PPUWSE-

,wits done for him that loving hands could do, or provide, backed by a strilwuri, and powerful physique and stroii;.: constitution, nothing could :stay the ravages of the fell destoyer, land he passed peacefully away at six ~»'r:Io<'.k, May 31, at the home of his lbrothar, William, for whom great ,.-ympathyjs felt all over the settle mont; also for his aged parents so far away, who are left alone, as all their other children are established in li.»me.~i of their own, away from the l.~:bmd; and to malre the case still sailflci',Hitrrison had made all ar- lraiiizeniciits to no home and hive with iliem as soon as he had obtained his patent. He had just returned from visitini.: tliviii about xi month before lic took sick,

. flu Juno the fifteenth the re- ..si<lAr-iits of South Melville and ,ml_|a<reni. distri:-i.s were greatly pained ,to learn that ii much esteemed neigh- ,bor, Mrs. Alexander MacFarlane had dopnrted this life. Although some what prepare<l for the sad news by the very serious turn her illness had itiikcii during the last week, still it _camo no less it shock to those who ‘lim-w :ind loved hefr so well. For the last number of years she had not butn in very robust health, although nothing serious was anticipated and her family limi looked forward to i.-pemliiu.; many long and peaceful l years in the enjoyment of her society, but God hi his Infirnire wisdom or- daiiied it otherwise and they humbly ‘bow to His decree. The deceased who lwus in her sixty-first year, was a womzui of estiniiible character and sterlim.: wortli, and was always loolc- ed 'upon as ii very model of amiabili- ty, those who have known her for years have been tieard to remark lthat they had never once seen her brow sullied by ii frown- S he was ,ii kind and loving mother and previ- lous to her hushand's decease which 5occured some eight years ago she was noted as iu good' and adectionate wife. Her life all thiough_ has ln- deed been one worthy of imitation. During her i_lness she was attended by her pastor Rev. W. MacL00d Of l-lampton, having been a fervent member of the Presbyeeriun church at that place. On Wednesday June the seventeenth her remains were follow- ed to their last resting place in Argyle (ienietcry by an unusualll' lfarge concourse of people of all de- lnominntions thus testifylnl-5 to the esiieem in which she was held. This services at both house and grave were conducted by Rev. W. MacLeod. The bearers who were all nephews of lthe deceased were Gcorfw l\U_ll_ J°h“ D ‘MricI<`urlane, John and Phill]-l BWV lllorne Higgins and All.n:n l<e1‘l£USU“ she leaves to mourn a liirg_9"f_‘\“lilY of sons and ilulli-'.'l1l50"`S Wnslsung of .Ioliii in Medford, Mass-. G00)1`l§"'~ James and Bnrharii of Boston.FI NB); cllln of Jiiinaicn l’lnins, ‘;`l:3" Illrew of Mcdiford- Mass., His. mlm] .l\IacKinnon of Desuhle. I-#llmln “- K Annie at home. All the menillieriilnté nor -family were present at tw t ral with the exception of the fis named und l_l_/Irs Drew. She lcrives also ph;-ee brothers MiiJ0¥` Inmgn 10? 'Noi-tii»'i‘ry0n. -1011 1""‘““ 0'. “H”

time (iovq, Junies Inmnn of Victoria* ‘Sisters are Mrs, George Hlsiripu ‘o lf~.loiitili Melvilzlltli. MK4l.fre€;00Fl`efi`i;`-islxrqltf; i)‘.!iirltii)i?iit(iiiiil Mrifii. Priscilla Mayer of 'Jamaica I"ains. To all those bc-

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rmvcfl ones the rommu

lienrtfelt HYl“P“thy'_c"m'

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i 6649 Dcliciousness

of our cake cannot he_ surpas- ¢,1_ You want something nice for that little picnic. Then order some of our.

i Sultana or Nut or

Fruit Cake

just what you want. Telephone all

D. STEWART eciivse BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread

‘He will preach the Sunday morning

Mrs. T. G. Wilson ami Miss Julia

S. W. and Mrs. Srabbc and Miss

Kntheline Turner, City, returueii by the Nortliiiiiiberlzin<l lust n>i;ht froni New Gliisgow, N. S.

Mrs. Thomas Brehaut and daiqliterr

Mary Alexandra, have returned home filter it pleasant visit with Mrs. John Brohnut, Oharluttetown. - V

Misa Lottie Jenkins has returned,

to her home in Bethel afterl siiefndiiix it few pleasant days with] Miss Annie Brehaut of Alexandra.

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yesterday morning. I , _, I; ._ /_V Q i _/_-\ Frou Binks, city, has retni-neu' V \ , l._ , "

from n visit to Moncton. . j _ ,___ .- k\'/’H_..-/ `\ ff'

Mrl. Bourne, City, hu returned i _ , ron. n vinie to rnmntn. 1 >‘ The Buaiest Store on Chnrlottetown'a Buaielt Street.

Miss Miriam Taylor, City, has ro- Store Open l.0lle» m. iq 6.00 p. m. Tuesday July 7 "QI *_

gn; `\7/2,75.. _

The steamer Northumberland ur- - 5).' .

riveii lust ovuilng at 8.30 from l'ic '»., ‘X - '

tou. ' v _

Rev. Dr. Hunt. was ii pusonxeri / ,¢ _ ' e a '

lrom this City to St Eleanoi’s yen

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l cofiiil iii grey or \\'liitc, I) SL

il _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _SOC adjustalile hose siipportcrs at front and

grmle white coiiiil, with

' Moorninc dollar cor>;t~t is

His Honor the Lieutenant Gov-|

i-mor in Council, has been plerirei. to appoint Major (1, Murray of Brad-l albane, a justice of the peace fort Queeii’s County. '

The excursion to Orwell this after- noon on the steamer Harland would make n delightful outing. The boati leaves at three o‘clock `and returns' in the cool of the evening. '

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Rev. E. C. Ford, Picton. arrived by‘

the str. Northumberland last fnighti to spend a few days in Prince Ed-_ ward Island. He will attend the Con-i vention of the Christian Churches of this Province at Summersidc on Saturday Sunday and Monday next.

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When one comes to think of it- after all the iiiost important gnrnieut to the well goivued

lzidyis the corset. On its nent ncciimcy of fit--aiid correctiicss of liiic~-depend entirely the , sci of the \\'c.irt~r's gown. 'l`l1c corscts wc carry are fziuious for their fitting <|u:1lity-for their ‘ A corrcciiius.-; oi' liiic-for theii tlifuoiiglily up to date style.

A Full Line Of New ` B & I Corsets

\\'c h.i\'i- just pl.'i"e<l iii stock ii full line of this famous corset recently cleiiioiistrnted so .~;ii<~.:c>'\;tiill_\' lit-rc l»_\' ;\lis.~a C.iuipl>cll. 'l`hc int-rits oi` the line may wt-ll be jiulgt-fl by the sue- - ross ol' thc ileimme-ii-.itil>ii--lweakiiiig' all records as it did. 'l`liis corset we carry iii .stock iii the iiilloiriiig priccs. $4.25 $i.5o}$2.5o '

'W A wide raiiige of iiiccly iiiade corst-is in- cluding l’t-i'c;ilt- siiiiiiiier weiglit, jean and

.\Iooriuac 7511 Corset is iiimlc of good

couiil, four liosc siipportcrs, long slender hip style girdle top, ti very .~‘t_\'lish garment of good valiii.-at..... . . . . . ...................$i.oo

No, 585 ls :i very fine gariiieiit of choice white

percnlc. hose siipporters :it hip :ind front will not stretch and helps to trniii the - cut low over hip, top l`iiii.~;lit~<l with lncc forui into graceful lines. Our price only _~

.......$i__;5 .........$_~,.45 i

_ hip ncceiitiiig, and zissistiiig the popular slender hip figures iiizidc of fine white coutil, hose supporters nt hip and front

stouiness---laced--or tape fastened uizitle of firm fine inuslin V l

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No, 597 n very choice and popular style u

fine, firui l<`rt~ucli Coiilil thoroughly

iuodcrii deep over hip, carefiilly honed,

A SL P C make.

side............................$i.5o §

No. 316 is a very dainty little corset girdle top, ‘i

1"’-"C ~`“ll*l"’l'lL‘1'>` long hip, inode of fine sliecr light per- 3.'

' ‘lt f*`0’ll~ “mi "VCV hll’ ' - - - - - - ~ - - ~ - -- - ' - - 75° cali: Carefully boned, hose supporters nt

fiontuiidsides............ ......$i.75 i 575 the ideal corset for stout figures. This splendid corset uialces it po.~;~iil>le for the ~ stoutest figure to present zi good and stylitih appearance it isnizide of fine strong heavy coutil, strongly boned absolutely '

of :i nice white

-en fi-nw.-_-

No.

very deep over Gloria wnists for ladies . . . . . _ . . . "$1-I0

Gloria waists for Mis~es. . .. .. - - ----~ ~ ---730 Gloria waisits for girls 7 to i2. . . . . . . . 58c

Gloria ivziists for girls 4 to 7 .. . . . . . . . . ..55C t

. . . . . . .....$i.35 Gloriuivaistsforgirlszto4 420 5

Br:issicres,boncd corset covers.a splendid garment for the figure inclined tow ird j, .

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sermon at the Christian Church - . - . » ~ *_ '--~-* "--~-~' -Y ~ ~ ’ Y

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TA. B.-J. Proiitt. F. S.-Harry Nelson, -_-7 - Trees.-Hazel Myers. ~»; _ (`.liap.-P. Foy. 1 . ,I Con.~Heath McQuarrie. ..! A. C.-Mrs. A. Foy. ' - l. S.-A. Foy.

U. S.-David Holm.

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"A glass of iced "Salada”Teii.

will be found most refreshing thi: warm weather. An cooling no A suniuiei breeze.

FIRST METHODIST sunday School Picnic

iueso/irfiuiv 7rri

At Morcll

\Vcll supplied visitors table. ’l`r:iin lands you right on picnic

groiiiids.

Lots of cool drinks and ice cream

sliady groves by the water.

Sunday School Orchestra iii

aitteiiclance

\Vc want you to come.

Return fare only 35 cents,

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Let us '

H. V. and Mrs, Buiitatin, Ilriglitiin, left yesterday for her home in Mohr

The following officers were cletietl in Um K _

Onward Division, Victoria for the en ' ____ I I “mg q“m`le"' James iind Mrs. Stevenson. of Kant- _

W.P.-Fred Snow. ville, formerly of (‘.fiui'lottetown I’ E

.-Tilly Harvey. E. I., were visitoiis in Halifax this -

-Olga Myers. weak. `

Mr. and Mrs. Mahon who have been

visiting: J. A. S. and Mrs. Bayer, Ilrigliton, returned to St. John yes- terday. '

Miss Vern (‘r:ii;|: Dresden Row Hali-

fax will leave on Thursday next for a trip to Prince Edward Islnndf Miss (Bragg. who will be accompanied 'ny` hcr aunt. Miss Margaret Cragg, willf spend the summer in the Island.

Lieut. Governor Mackinnon ofi

Ptince Edward Island will attend the. celehrntlon of the hundred and fiftieth: anniversary of the establishment ofi represenntative Government at Holi-‘ fax on August 19th, and will be one of the speakers on that occasion, Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux, Postmaster] General, and _Chief Justice Tovms-' hend wil-1 also be present and deliver addresses.

Warm .

Weather

Comforts ‘

Meiiiic-ii’s and Colgtitc's

Cnsliincre Bouquet and Vio- let 'I`:ilcum Powders l'lAC5' Wiicli Hazel Crcfiiii mid Macs’ Almond Crcnm, Two exquisite toilet prepar- ations,delicntelv pcrfunied, presevcs the skin from sun- burii,`and makes it soft, smooth mid white.

Develop your Films 3 To-day

New Develo-

per used ‘for '

each film.

‘ l.l.Leckie.M.ll.|I.V.S

i`McLeod (D. Bentley

All the leading niakes of

toilet preparations in stock

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DRUGGISTS,

Government Veterinary inspecto

ELINDN I{0'I`l<]li TEl.l’. :Lil l‘ll"l`f)\\'N

Ban-intern end Attorneys-at-law.

elfrlum lor the Benn of Nav. Bootle.

Money to lou\'_

rex,-

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tll€l`E. A I NHS” Mllxlxy whu hus neun visiting -Y *_` *-1- H - " GWAGVM Y`_`~_`-

The North American Life Assurance Co.,

Toronto.

The Richmond and Driimiiioiid Fire Insurance I

Co., of Canada.

The Coiiiincrcinl Union Fire Co., of Loudon,

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The Canadian Pacific Railway Ticket Agency

also Steamship.

Ross a. ivuirriitws, '

DcsBrisa_v Block Queen Street

dttsriti Charlottetown

l(lNG’S COLLEGE,NovaScoiid

The Next Term will Begin on September l6thf.f

'l he ordinary course in Arts occupies four years,but anif

Damon passing the ,

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` SENIOR MATRICULATION »‘

can obtain the B. A; degree in two and a half years after

entrance.

The president will be glad to arrange for interviews

Charlottetown, Alberton, Georgetown and other points dug- ing the month of ]uly. 1

Address: REV. C. _l BOULDEN»

Telephone 2 16-3 Ch arlottetowu . 7-3dtts6irtts6i .

LAURANT ouoien N°“°E i

STIIPIIRUKI-Il( AND E'|'f‘. ed wlil out dlniinctloii' _

Parties Infendlnz iroing to sea or bnnnlln ienmors orvenels. will flnd It to their ndvnir ‘ '

- , . Jkiiiiis cuties.

__ _ _ ‘ ‘ 4 i _ . _ Nova Scotia Chnnilru lego to enquire of nie. 5-wdmi

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The public is hereby wnmed that all Willing "ir 'i' c“'.i“iir.:'° "i“":;i‘°:. i‘.’.:‘.“'.;'i:

. » l or v iire an i M 'AVN queen R" ( harm“u°'n fi`|~‘tl:|'i\ri:-l|i|r im said ro iertles will be rosievnt