JUNE 27, xgo8
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t New Argyle. parents Percy anrlmhtdrs? Pi>‘;i;dP‘(1}it;l.yrl
ea :ces in ew _._ .
rowse Block Charlottetown. M _ iz nn Mrs. 'rsyier ei Mrs. A. J. B. ueinsn and sinid.-_
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' 'l $0.04..” and tumormw "‘U""i1ii< ut
The Misses Googman of ihfncoln are
theguesta of James and Mrs. Callag- A Canoe Cove
corres l
han, West Street. writes' The farmers f th- Donient
_ ‘ » 0 is section
Miss Margaret E McSwaln, teacher tdgdfatlrfdgpleteili lable Benson." tillage
ul Rose Valleyl spent a few d 1 an 0 f""{“"1 *-0 \ ii
S__m_e_ nys est/ uountiful harvest. Existing c0,,d,_
_£10118 points to an_ exceptionally good
Miss Matilda Macbougall, of Rose i]iiid,veii:t¢le]ii)'ii»'f,`,tlne __t€€}_’_*_*_l;'_"2ii tf;_ave been
Valley, has retumed home after visit- du,-ing the _ __ nil.” eir gcnr
ing friends in Argyle shore. storm, .,.,_f’“"L`_°t;”l_°“_ :wb iieui/y_ wind
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the present ~  h -
y lost one -A \'cryhliil¢iiJ/S' lidlgi iiiidilrna 
week in Argyle
when is geniiiernnn iif uiis sit
a ten dollar bill he advertised it in Ove; this d___t___ct on th  -_.er
The Guardian. A poor little boy re- J .-- 9 "lg t of
ported before tim o'clock same morn. | m‘_'€‘e0f20$__l\_-_____{\__l3 gllass was simaslied
ing that he had' found it and' re- which wc", `,` Y the h"'lSl-"UCB
‘_ on reni are vislti tn n ' .-
'rirere win be e new moon tern 'rii nil V lin cinirieneiewn. ng E" "'°l"'“'°‘ "° °“l°Yi“s holiday at seeteniere. . " 3 ,.
or-l 0 c will be l“;,'h this mor i _* There f ___ ` 3 ' A S V' _ Y
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w t 9 n m' neggy siéxndesifgng to learn ad and ,bright bf; utr? cltdarri) pflli(;rmpxi!~l:~y;1r:;xu% ' , J l,  
Bmw at Oni. 5 ‘rid HDDIY at this 'The Guardian office. Apply at 0n¢e_  '-J - ~--- _ > __/' »f/
the ri ht ei good chan” 1°' _'“  Stor60 nfl a. in to 9 30
Yours visit t h
D0rsey_ w_ch;>tu_crK2:~_1_;t_l'_;m‘ Dr. Jumes
The Farmers’ Instrtutc Meeting
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Mrs. Moxie. Amherst N. S.,
turned Y€9tUl`dl\y morning from a fcw
weeks ulsit wi'th her daughter Mrs
ceivcd thtee dollars for hisihonegt _  "hi 'Mgest 9"" k“0Wfi fu I ___ '
Bon, tha |083. and finder were mage l;_;1£’c0K§:l__2i_; lbrllezélohp _A_ :Lad Mrs. I The Annual Meeting of the Presby- Tge steamer l-'I;iTnd es th
ani view ave re a go up ‘ e
hi;-ppy through a Guardian classified turned home after spending _Q
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'N wifih relatives hcre. wee
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Saturday Specials
Wash Goods
Zephyr Giiigliuuis in checks and stripes in n large
rang: of pretty coloriiigs, also ri nice range ol fruicy
1>i'iiiti:il inusliiis suitulile for cliildrc-n's cli'cssi:s, etc. Rc-
gular i4cyard 
_ Saturday Special- l0c yard
Men’s Negligee Shirts
_A_l_rtrgc sclcctioii to choose froiu iirpleasiiig patterns
an coloiings, ull sizes, just the flung for Dominion
llny, tivospccinls, your choice. . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _
59c and 79c ea:
Men’s Neckwear
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Medium width, four-in-hniid ties in zi large varietyo
pllitcriis, all colours. Regular 25c quality . . . . . , _ _ .
Saturday special l9c each
Men’s Underwear
Secured alargc shipment from a.British maker,
Natural wool gunrniiteud uiislirinkablc, all sizes 3.-i to
48 inch. Regular 2.25 per suit. _ . . _ . _ . . _
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Saturday special $l_50 per suit
Men’s Hosiery
Black cnsluncre hosc,` deep rih top, suiuiner wi-ight'
giizirziiitced fast hluck. Regular :Sc quality .‘ . . . _ _ _ _ _
Saturday special l9c pair
Ladies’ Hosiery
Black cnslmiere hosc liofh pliiiii :ind rihhed, guaranteed
_ fastliluck, all \5izi:s_ R'.~_;ul.ir .i5c quality . . . ... _
Saturday special 25c pair
Children’s Hosiery
Iii hlnck cusliiiicrc boili plain :uid rllihcd, gnarniiteed the _
fast black, all sizes. Rc,;iilur goo pair .  . . _ . . _ . _ _ iieave Tignisi, ag 5,45 ,,_m_ and 1215
Sa furday special 20c pair
Ladies’ Vests _
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Rilibciliiii<lt»rvcst, special line ioc each, other qualities '
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I5, I8, 20c etc, etc. 
Corsets
Suiiuucr weight iizodels, inn lc of liatistc and contil. _
this scusou`sstylus’inudiiiui :ind liiuli luist, with or with-
out :~uispeiidcrs. llu__»_iilni' 6,-,c pair. _ _ _ . _ _ . . . . . . _ _ _ _ .
Saturday special 49c pair
Underskirts
nindc of twilled Ronin i sat:-cu, has dccp dust frill, good
and full sivccp. Regular $1.25 _ _ _ . _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ . _ . .
Saturday special 98c
White Cambric Underskirts
made of fine white English cnnihric, nicely trimmed
with lace and insertion. Regular S i.4o. . . . .. - -_- . . . - -
Saturday special 98c
Ladies’ Belts
In Blnclr Silk. also eiiicc as-‘sortment of wash belts, all
sizes. Regular 28 to 32ceecli_...   :__ _ .
Saturday Special 25c
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‘at 9.30 a.m. and leaving on return to
land 5.50 p.m. and arriving at Char-
teriun _W. F. M. Society will be held
in Zion Church, Charlottetown
_fliiirsfiuy and Friiiny, Jury znri and
ard. First session will open at 10
o‘clock Thiirsday morning. Reduced
railway races have been granted.
Tickets will he good for return up to
und on Mionduy July fith.
The United Scates Department at
Washington has directed that flags
on all Consulate buildings throughout
the world shall be half masted for
thirty days, as a mark of national
respect to ex-President Cleveland, U.
S. Consul Wilbur, of Halifax, was
notified by telegraph and was in-
structed to inform the Consulates in
New Brunswick, P. E. Island, Nova
Scotia and St. Pierre.
Impressive funeral services were
held at the Grafton Catholic Church
Tuesday morning at 10.30 over all
that was mortal of Mrs. Margaret
McDonalil,mother of Father J_L\. Mc-
Donald, pastor of the church. The
funeral sermon- was preached by
Father Conaty, of Grand Forks.
Solemn high mass was sung by Rev.
Alex. McDonald, her youngest son.
Rev. J. B. McDonald was deacon, and
Rev. Father Pei-ie, suodeacon. The
burial services at the grave were read
by Very Rev. Fi‘_ Egan, vicar general
of the Fargo diocese. The church
was appropriately decorated by the
ladies nf the Ahtar society. Nine
priests from the surrounding towns
were present at the funeral. Mrs.
Margaret McDonald died at her home
Dehacs, N. D., Saturday evening!
June 6, 1908, after a sickness of
three weeks. Besides her husband,she
leaves seven children to mourn the
loss of a loving and devoted mother.
Thus closes a beautiful and well-
spcnt life. We join with the com-
niuiiity iii extending sympathy to f:_e
bereaved ones. - Grafton (N. D ,)
Record. The deceased was wife if
Leo McDonald, formerly of Mrunns
Road, East Point, who moved to
North Dakota eight or ten years ago.
The railway time table changes on
Monday next. Trains from Charlotte-
town for che west will leave every
day as follows: 7.45 a.m. reaching
Summcrside at 9.50 a.m., connecting
there with boat for Pt.Du Uhene, nifii
proceeding to Tignish which place
will be reached at 3.20 p.m. Another
.train will _leave Charlottetown every
afteunoon at 3 o'clock, reaching Sum-
mersiile at 5.55 p.m. and leaving
there for Tignish at 7 p.m. arriving
at Tignvsh at 10 p.m_ A train will
leave Cape Traverse at 6.25 a.m.
daily connecting 'at Emerald Junc-
tion at 7.15 a.m.; and will leave
Emerald Junction for Cape Traverse
at 7.40 p_ni. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays ii train leaves Emerald
Junction at 7.20 a.m. for Summer-
side arriving at 8.30 and leaves on
return for Cape Traverse at 2.15 p.m_
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
a train will leave Emerald at 7.20]
a.m. for Charlottetown arriving here
E-merald at 4.35 p.m. Trains from
West. for Charlottetown will
p.m. leaving Summerside at 9 a. m.
ilottetown at 11.40 a.m. and 9 p_m.l
_Trains to and from the East are as
_follows: Leave Charlottetown for,
_Souris and Georgetown daily at 6.45-
a.m. and 3.30 p.m.;_ arriving ac'
Souris at 10.50 a.m. and 6.20 p.m.,
Eest River this afternoon and the
sail would make a delightful outing
for the family. The steamer is new
clean and comfortable and leaves the
Steam Navigation' wharf at' 3.30 re~
turning ln the cool of the evening.
As the fishing is excellent at Mur-
ry River at this season many intend
taking in the church picnic on
July sixth and having a good flshiing
excursion. As there _will be agood
visitors table provided the excursion
will be a grand one. Train leaves
about nine o'clock in the morning.
The Montague Furnishing Co. have
just received a first class hearse as
an addition to -their already up to
,daite equipment. They now have- four
liearses two of which are for the full
use of the public when personal atten-
tion is not required. They attend to
this branch of their business in ii
very creditable manner.
Recent improvements effected in the
coindiition of Haslams' Hill, at Spring
field, which have transformed a_ most
objectionable bit of road into n
sat-isfectory thoroughfare have drawn
attention to the excellent work road
inspector John McKinnon, D. Lamont
and the others who with them are
“sible ggi- -the present pleasing
S5223 of affairs. The road has beenl
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widened and cut down and t e res
is most gratifying-
A qniei wedding took piece Ou -Time
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- R _ Father Hebert in
i(l)i`eme\(‘1es\;i’ic§h;f ed' large Dumb" °!.
irieniis. Aieer urs ceremony the MP'
    
’°" B' trip to at ‘ t od Prince
inerside and other Pom 9
Edward Island.
G ni has repeatedly and
'Ii-hirily midomtrlrxilcnded the cash sys-
Wu in trade as the most economical.
t-itdisfsctory 'and best in every WHS;
for been the buyer .inn the seiisrg. It
not be possible for all to _a DD
iimit once ns the buying Piiblw *ms
--oi; b-euinri-iinnd. but the “ash “YS”
iiem is the ideal bo be aimed at and
mireany attained in many lines, and
where adollted N15 I-‘i‘0Ve‘1 most suns'
factory. In this connection we are
7-_lad to note that S__ A. McDonald,e.s
win he seen by his announcement
tlsewhcre in this issue. has deliided *O
adopt the cash system in his large
dry goods and clothing establishment
fn Queen Street.
The 24th of June will be long re-
membered by the members of Court
Abegweiiit, Pownal, as one of the
,most pleasunttimies spent l'n the his.
tory of the Court. As announced, the
7th of the series of Foresters soclnls
was held at the home of Bro Albert
.len»kins‘..The first of the evening was
spent merrily on the lawn, till the
call to supper soon brought all in
doors. On entering the large dining
room, a long and spacious table met
the ost/ofalshed gaze, for it was liter-
alty covered with all and every kind
of nppetizing dishes, most excellent
amd at Georgetown at 10.35 a.m. and
l6.15 p.m. From Georgetown trainsi
will leave at 5.20 a.m. and 1.20 p.m.
‘und from Souris will leave at 5.38,
'a.m. and 1.10 p.m. arriving at Char-‘
lottetown at 8.15 a.m. and 5.20 p.m.l
‘The morning train from the east
,will connect at Royalty with the
,train west to catch the boat ut Sum-
`merside for Pt. du Chene. On thel
Muri‘ay Harbor branch trains will-
leave Murnay Harbor every week day
'except' Saturday at 6.30 a.m.for Chur-
,lottetown and leave Charlottetown
on return at 3.20 p.m. On Saturdays
trains will leave Charlottetown for
Murray Harbor at 7.35 a.m. and 3.20
p.m_ and Murray Harbor at 0.30 a.m.
and 2.15 p.m.
SHIPPERS NOTICE
The Steamer Dageiid is expected to
lleave Montreal on the 26th inst and
its due here about Wednesday next.
iShe will then sail for Newfoundland
~,callrlng at North Sydney and Syd`U€l’-
Carvell Bros, Agents. 6-24d6i~
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in quality and generous in quantity.
Here ii pleasant, hour was spent and
it was indeed a feast of good things.
That the kindness and generosity oi
the host and hostess was appreciated
by the brethren was evidenced by tjlic
hearty vote of thanks. Bro. Jenkins
replied at some length saying it was
B pleasure to have such a jolly crowd
about the house. In the "we mn
hours, the orators of the Court, rose
to the occasion, especially compli-
mentary Mr_ and Mrs. Jenkins on thc
excellence of the music. Needfless to
any ‘the next social will also bc an
enjoyable time at the home of Bro.
Kenney Jenkins, Mt. Mellfck on che
evening of July 22nd.-Com.
fIiSuperb` _ _ `.
,ihll other chocolates seem.
just ordinary after you once
try  They are just
; ro_nAY
We make n specialty of
DOUGHNUTS at ioc a
dozen.
‘ Apple Pics uc each
Minee Pisa me each
Cream Pies izand l5c each
as pure and wholesome as they
l ire delicious. We secured the
l agency for the Huyler line
' knowing there is nothing finer,
and because we know too that
23 in the St. Bernard-'s _Catholic  _ _ _
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Melaneon, eldest daughter 0 _ d in 5 /. _ '
and Mrs. Melanscvnr WHS “nite J/ ~ 
marriage to Amile E. Cormier.S0f W3 _‘.L_;<_'-._-;f.~_-,_-'_-_;_-__.  _
paul Len Co., son of Joseypl;vaS.{_1;_ _ __ am
' _ The ceremou _' r _ -,
M _ Cormier ,  ww 
walking, sure
This years styles in a nice variety of fancy Tweeds also
L Re ular .50 each - - - - - -
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Cocoaiiut Pies I5snd zocelch
Dark Fruit Cake 3oc lb
Sultana Cake :loc lb
Nui Cake aoc lb
White Cake 2oc lb
Bread of all kinds, all fresh
and good.
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D. STEWA KT
Ecursr BAKERY ° ' “llll lh . ” ” _ .-
ln packages from ioc. up- DRUGGIS1-S_ Semi for Pri1,eLl|t--_RendyNmr I _ If i
Bakes Best Bread
_People i will unconsciously
'judge the value of our stock
by the individual lines we
carry. We will be glad to
have you judge this confec-
tionery as soon as convenient.
g gm- A visitors' :suis win be in rsnru- I ’ - P- 1"- . _
> ness for all who attend the Zion' ' _
Miss Florrle Dorse h _
h Y ns returned church picnic t M . _ ‘
nine in _ ciinrirrtieiiswn nfier s fnnr Jui sim, s nrrsy River nn_ _ The Buaieat Store on CharIottetown’a Bgieicct Street,
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Seven hundred yards of pretty 18 to i iiich taffetl vii ll
to jo cents per yard for forty nine cents. 9 ` ' 
They say “lightning never strikes twice in the same la " ' ~
And after the great silk bargain we were able to 'give yqxii Sie ' if
other day we never expected another so Soon. Day 01 two M
came :i letter from a big silk house offering a lot of odd lenm
of silk from four to forty yards in each piece ata very low "
We wanted to offer a good bargain while we were at  '
so we wired a still lower bid for the lot. To our ew; 'sn rl V
after some debate, we got our way, and the eilks will be 
for you bright and early Monday morning.
Colours are as follows
Whi lc
Crcain
Pearl
Slate
Pale blue
Copciilingcii Golden brown
bnxe blue "Mid" brown
6 shades navy 'Tabac
T21" Seal brown
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Cardinal \
Maroon
Garnet
Reseda 1
Myrtle.
They are all nice, firm soft finish taffetss-worth u to
70 cents. It is really almost a sliaine to sell them so lei; __
but we got them clieaply -and we are ready to turn them i
over in a hiirrv at a close price. _
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Corsets at 69c
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uerriiern window win be sued with riisrn this l ' '
inoriung. Small corset factory up in uebec- falldd ‘ ’ "'
awhlle ag°_a"d We gm 3 "UP" that argains ffl:
to beliad_ We got after them and today we xg” ~ _
You this large lot of nice fine white coutil  
moderate length, top finished _with lace and ribbon)
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hose supporter at front and hip-worth 2 ` ' t` _
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Buyers were paying from Z5 to E0
cents for potatoes and 22 cents for
turnips in this City yesterday.
-A large amount of hay was brought
to market yesterday and sold at 45
to 55 cents per cwt. Straw brought30
to 35 cents per cwt.
There was a good attendance at
the market yesterday. The principal
products offered for sale were butter
and eggs which could be nad in large
quantities the former at 20 cents per
pound and the latter at 17 ren s 11.-r
dozen.
A Pnohibition summons has been
served on Wm. McCallum for a. sec~f
ond offence, returnable at the City
Police Court on Monday. This place
was raided the second time by tho
police officers during the past week!
and a quantity of strong beer seized.
Advertisers are requested to have
their “changes” in for the Morning
Daily and The Runal Daily not later
than 10 a.m. nn both Friday and
Faturday of each week as part ol' the
big Saturday paper has to be print-
ed on Friday and Guardian employees
have ia half holiday enlh Saturday.
The news and editorial departments,
which will open at 10 a.m. on Satur-
day, are closed from 1 p.m. to 7.30
p.m_ but the nilvertismi: and sub-
scription departments nrc open from
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. as on other days.
WHERE MONEY IS TIGHT.
Everybody sliders, when boots are
tight, your corns suffer, but they cam
he palnlessly cured by Putnam’s Com
Extractor. Guaranteed in all cases.
Use only'Putnam’s. _
Weather
Comforts
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Assessment,
Insurance
The New Guarenteed Instalmeiit Policy ' .. 3.’
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insprance besides carrying guarantees _ ff,__
casi surrender values, aid up insur _ .-= __;
all requirements of those desiring' chea '  /
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ance etc. For rates app y to
E. R. Bnovv. j fl*
Charlottetown . . Manager for P_E_ uhm* _,“-.__
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etver little more than the old time rubber plains and are nHUNlll A Tlldil ¢i'l‘h`h '
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nifiaiu ncuriii. riiiiioizs, c. ii.iii:i:n, ii. n.
Work Guaranteed Over Pmwse Block Propriet-
Meiiiien'_~: and Colgnte’s
Cashmere Bouquet and Vio-
let Talcuni Powders
' HAC5’ Witch Hazel Crcani
and Macs’ Alinond Crenni,
‘ Two exquisite toilet prepar-
al.ions,delicntclv perfuined,
preseves the skin from sun-
burii,'aud makes it soft,
smooth and white.
All the leading makes of
toilet preparations iii stock
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