JULY 8, 1908 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN moz rivl ‘
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    _._r¢a__s;____g_aorgaja yaaearday _nRo_3;;l;:k__p;c_l§:yw;;_yieltingnance)    “
~ - ~* _ -A  cant. A. Blue and James Bain, Gwrse Yvlms is visiting 1
Held Offlcesin New Prowse Block Chsrloitetiwn Hvlwlleld
y s ay or. e e will he high this evening bench at
Boston en route to Europe for a two at 6.06 and tomorrow evening at
months trip. Miss Palmer will join 7.20. A five
A party oi friends and sail on July -_- terday a
mir. | The rare on urs s. s. Harland to
F0l'1:' Augughug tm on the 13th is SL James S_ s_ picnic takes place MIB. C01. OIT IB 8XD8¢i.8d t0 0 - _  S|qrg0p¢1|s,00g. m, to 6.00 p. m. Tllllily ¢|l|y7 |’°‘
Tha marriage Look place on June Only twenty cents. Steamer sails at-to-day a e. cupy her summer hom D l _ r ' ~
zeur at zoo iiaac ii-girth straw.. Ab- 1° °- "1-
erdeen, Wash., of Fred A. Ilnbfirteon
son of the late Dr. Robertson, Ora:
paud, to Miss 0lgaAnderrlon. 4; yet
no further particulars have been re-
coived.
A very successful concert was held
in Bt. MarKnret's Hall. by the St..
MHFKII-\'Ut's Branch of the League ot
the Cross recently. The program
was wall rendered. The amolsirit re,
alhedi was $40.
`the remcmberuilce was greaitly up-lJuly 13t
_|preciat1ed. Master McAuliffe con-`v”lted.
ltlnucs to im iovc in the hos ital
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A St. John exchange says: The_Richiird
visiting Oddlfellows who reached the disposed.
CNY on Saturday. brought f*rom`
frlesids in Lynn a message of cheer Hon.
¢_ SL C151;-_ Brighton, ghan’s ad farm for sale in this issue.
t Montiagu
,Hem-tz of this City fs in-, Miss Ella and Lottie Needham, Bos-
were in the Cit edterda WDOTI 16111105 W¢B¢
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' _ ` T A f d q d d gh Rev. E. and Mrs. Bell r t d
Miss Adele Palmer left e terd f ' Th tid carcass 'D n Ea og B omg 8 B 8 “pw 8
leaf clover was picked yes- 'Attention is called to L.  Mona-
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| 0 near a vay,
this week.
ardian regrets no learn that "*
fton. are visiting at J, D, y|unn»,,_§
____ ‘Wood Islands. |
Benj. Rogers and' Mrs.»Roi;- “* '
to Eugene McAuliffe, son od Ja's‘.`ers, Fairholm, made the round trip Ml” Mmld MBCKHY ll Visiting her
McAuliIlc<, the lad who had his leg by the N
taken ot! 'oy a trairn at the I. C. R.|
depot some days ago. A huge bou-‘ The C
buet of flowers was sent to the boy wiil hold
by llriends of his father i.n Lynn and hull at
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magazine contains an illustrated art- ‘ _'_ ____
ici” from U16 Den of A B Warhur- L
.tom on up _ ~ ~ -\ __ Mrs. James D. MacKenzie, Woo]
U / wmmumcatiog "vii _Edward I°1“"d _Q Island left Thursday on 4 visit. \o

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ornwall Division S. O. T.
Connwall on Monday evening Souns' “pmt the "Wk md in Chill*
lr. 'rua public ia cordially in- ‘°“°°°"“'
Lot 47 D °' “M ‘W Fall* The lobster season in this province
parishioners I St_ C1
ad appear. °I;;whe_____ ° umba- 'ml' good catches have been _msdc,
orthumberland yesterday. }l1;il'a_|:_t;d 152:39 “nd MVB- MHCKBLI
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aniw_c,.eam_._fe§t1va|at the John McLean and Fred Brehaut
l Miss Annie MacKenzie, Ontario is
_ visiting her father and siisr f,
t issue of the We"tm‘“i*‘t"` 'Woodville Manse L a
D “F and B“mm°f- friends in Bummersido.
partyis t b h
' on July 315'- bl' th' closes on July 10th. In most sections
\-.wa<~.“r~ - _.wo
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Brighton near Watermere.. ll»0 ll'l‘l\'° Hi YOFK OD Thursday next. . ___ ,`~‘ g___,".___//' \ I ~ `\“/L    ' 
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The Busiest Store on Chsr|ottetown's Busiest Street.
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Black Taffeta
Silk Undcrskiris
VALUE $6.00 WEDNESDAY $3.98
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A timely purcllnsc of .1 high grade sample line
is responsible for this great opportunity 50 only In
the lot.
The above goods caiiic to hand this morning
froiii one of the leading skirt nianufacturers in
Canada. We made nn oder for the lot which_ tlie_y
accepted which was much below the regular price, in
fact lower than they could be manufactured for they_z1re
made full and ample and of zi high grade Taffeta silk.
On Sale Wednesday Morning at
$3 98 Well worth $6-00
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The Smart Silk Coat
For Summer Wear for Women
The good old “dustc-r" is :i garment of the dead :ind well buried
past -primal. practical. protective. but laclung the essential
womamyfuality of prc-illness. The later designers lave given
its ii new g.n..icnt with all thc virtues of the old d_us_ter, with-
out its cruditics of construction. Fo rtravellmq, driving. or for
general outdoor wenr, it protects the dress, and gives a smaft,
stylish, well-dres~ed appearance to the we_arer_ liesidcs: _
For the reinrinder of this week we will give special prices
oil the hnlniicc of our silk coats. _ _ __
Six only left, perhaps youl size is among them. _
Regmar $1175 up to $27.50 all at special prices,

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His Worship Mayor Prowse of this Mr'
City is Belt down on the o town’
Union of Canadian Municipalities to Ala
speakers on Wednesday July 15th O oc
ment by Commission
' Rev
A ` leave
very pleasant evenin
vale School at the home of A D I J
ipresenied' their teacher. Miss Janie gan
dress accompanied by ai beautiful J C
gold watch chain and also a con '
Silfvrisl. t-_banked the pupils for their A
kmdnuss and thoughttillness
Death with all its sorrow visited, ° “Y”
on Juns 17th, the home of John Mc- Ml
Lean. Argyle shore, when iiia war
'(nee Mary Hynon,) passed away  lcnrgr
hcr eternal home. The deceased hail film]
_christian spirit. Born in Tryon sho in li,
active work for the T B t i n
vliurcli, and made a lalsiailiag iiiiiirhii mtl"
,sion on the minds of many who camp A
under her teachings On June 21st Hav
.il sermon Tryon Baptist Harm
( llllrcll She leaves to mourn several
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in the home, besides brothers, sisteri t 8
und a large circle off frllends. Mm
*W ' ' ww morn
The annual examination of South I
Granville schoiol was held in Uhr vlflr E
schoolroom on Tuesday June 30th nn
The examilnation was conducted by M
ithe children in the different branches ifigit
lend bv their prompt amid correct
‘pressed himself as being' t*/horoughly M
lsntisfied with the condition of the vim
Ischool, the pupils being in his opin- Crty'
ion in ,a much higher slepding than f'°
since his ~first visit to the school.
But he was very much disappointed M
some time fpast. Mr. Kielly ex»
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'the negligence of the trustees fn be- 5°
ing-absent from a public school eur-
amination. ivliaa Coram than dia- T
intention to remain teaching in 
Granville for the ensuing year. Com. U
,Alberry Plains School was held on l33_5;°
‘Tuesday afternoon, June 30th. The;
.pupils were examined in the different
_ - 'rua marriage al lvliaa Nora A 'ruc~ mal s mums. lvhnnnuloildilau
"a"ch°S taught’ by Miss Mamm per, daughter of Arthur A. Tupper, of Hldl IUIWQ ul
,Pratt, lately a student in Prlnce of
WMP” voucge’ assisted by the teach' the ’I‘rainor, son of Jas Trainor, of IQ Kmk'l*lI
er 'ities A. Lannon, by the schoolyy'
ofiiceii-e. Messrs Valley, Jenkins and ,'h“rl°t"°t°w"' P* E~ 1-- "59 901¢'ml1-'Dl7ll'llNlll
Pratt, and by Thomas Richards. Re- `_'_;°d
citations were given by several of the_ _e_§"
f upils, and weie listened to with I '
P ` ii ir . M c .i il
Ypleasure. Short speeches were then (’_‘;;p;'_'_" __§€g_?m_:;n';;'__g_be§§ef M1;
made by the gentlemen expressing 
satisfaction with the pnogress of thc e
iwriting. Mr. Jenkins in the course of
lthcy owed the same obedience to their
teacher as to their parents, a fact
which he was sure they were mindful
of al-l evidenced by their good order.
Mr. Richands' was then ca-lled on for
s song and responded with "School
tpossessor of the “sweet tooth" was fiom
lthcn rcndeed happy oy confectionary rut"
|,liciing passed around. At the close of °‘"°°“ p“i‘“l°f’_“ly in "fv°2tV"°u' hw"
Vthe examination Mr. Valley, on he- "U" °"ly P“t'““m 9'
|.by nu and heartily applauded. 'rin-.;°U"“
:hall of the trustees, presented the
,teacher with a purse. as a token _ of -;i-`-W’*"`“-“---“°“’2
Ithelr appreciation of her work.
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"Alnorlg the wor)d's best things'
to drink ia "salma" Ten. its*
purity, flavor and delicionsncss
stand unrivalled.
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HOW
NICE _
It is to have good
pastry. 0ne's diges-
tion is soon ruined by
eating any other kind.
We have the best pies
Give usa trial order.
Telephone ai i
D. STEWART
Eclipse BAKERY
Bakcs Best Bread.
and__Mrs. Bsydeld. Charlotte- f
wi spend the summer at
lthe eighuh ____________ __o__________g:')__§T_;l__111t_:>;’ _Queens Point, Grand Trseadia.
be hem at M xander McDonald is expected
omred' H” 0” 0’ “"3 t cupy his summer home at Dul-
_The subject is to be City Govern; vay about July 15th.
. G. `F. aqd Mrs. Dawson, York, `
g wa' ____ at Chipéinzveek for their new home
¢°"t1v event by the iwpue of oraan-
M Ph __ _ ~ - oseph Davison, Kensmgton, Or-
C arson' W em they gathted and izer of _Canadian Order of Fores~
McPherson, with a nicely worded ld- ters' ls regmtered at the ("“°""’
_ _ . ai}d M6-_ii :Supp _lielt yesterday
aidcrabic amount oi ir. 'ru mom "Z °-' ”°°.“' “f“"' “ft” “
wachvn though taken cO_f_';Te_t__1y b; pleasant visit to this province. i
visitors table will be furnished ,
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Moorniac 75ct Corset is innvlc of good
grade wliitc coutil, with llosc siipporters
Wlicu one coincs to think of it- after all the most important garment to the well gowned
lady is the corset. Oli its ilcnt accuracy of fit--and correctness of line--depend entirely the
set of thc \\'c:ircr`s gown. The corscis wc carry are famous for their fitting quality-for their
corrccliicss of liiic-for tlicii tlioiolighly up to date style.
A Full Line Of New B & I Corsets
\\'c have just plncccl in stock 3 full 'linc of this fzlnions corset recently demonstrated so
slicccssfiilly licrc by Miss Campbell. The merits of the liiic may well be judged by the suc-
cess of the dcmoiistrriiioii--lirenltiilg all records as it did. This corset we carry in stock in the
following prices $1.25 $i.5o$2.5o -
A wide range of niccly ninclc corscts iii- N0» 597 3 "ery Clwlcc and Polmlaf -*Wie Of
cluding Percale suiunicr wciglit, jean and
couti l in grey or white, D 8: A & P C make.
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.._............5oc
fine, firni French Coutil thoroughly
modern deep over hip, carefully boned.
adjustable hose supporters at front and
side.....................~... ....$i.5o
No. 3i6 is zi very dainty little corset girdle top,
long hip, niade. of fine sheer light per-
' ut ilie St. James picnic at Monvaglle
t d Train leaves at 9.15. _
at front aiulo\'crliip...... . . . . .
........75c
Moormac dollar corset is of a nice white
calc carefully boned, hose supporters :it
front and sides.... .. ..  .. . .. .$1.75
are pleased to learn of 'elle re-
No. 575 the ideal corset for stout figures. This
y of John Munn of Wood Is-
\vho is in the P.E. Island Hos- `
Coutil, four hose siipportcrs, long slender hip
style girdle top __ _,ery stylish ______,mc_,_tof good splendid corset niakes it possible for the
value at.............................$l.o0
stoutest figure to present a good and
been a great sufferer for upwards ol' D '
eighteen months, but bore all in ii M S
meeting ia to ba held nt :raw 
__I_;ev_ w_ M_ Fie_I_d preached ___ _m___mo___ ____ ten tomorrow July 9th at 7.3¢- rl. il
(hm, W K_eny_ In P __ of S __ _ rs John_Croake and daughter Flm- 
mr Qu__,en.__ C0____t‘;__°°w§’_’_; __m__‘;__'_’;_ ma, left thru City yesterday morninf: 
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[Dent the early years of hs' 1"” _“_” Gul are, left this City yesterday on
il. In ' -
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ng her sister Mrs. Hooper Horne A H119 day with a nice breeze oi! the
Am ___ were elaborately and hounteously
_ A_ McNab, Dorchester, Mass., spread, eanrl theiladies with pleasiing _
I at hmlmg so ,ew of the rabepanra wiilnipand the summer at Grand Tru- °°““°"”“"~°°° “"" P’°ff_1pi attendance The New Guarentecd instalment Policy
he Baptist Sunday School iuinic ened the air with the strains of the
_ - l th i l ii u bagpipes; some excellent selections on
mrascd nic adlrooi, it noi being har wi11__:_»;-\€_°;_i_}a§_e___<;l_\______e __§1_\_/;=__>;__xl_\{__l_:__ _fi ____ _he _____________________ Wm _“___ ________
rsday July 16th. There will tv a by Daniel Falconer. The best oll ord-
visitore table-a well stocked re- ed D\'¢<"al1°d thr0“gh°“t ffl" day' ff"
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The semi annual examination nt ffcshmeut b°°t ' 1° 5 ° .D *I* ‘f'_‘7', ml H _ 'Nw _.,,,nm*,.,,__.
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WILL U. S. ANNEX CANADA.
Uncle Sam has about as much
l_D___y _f__y__,_»» which was much enjoyed chance to do so ns A cheap ncid "'
. Ferguson, who has been visit-
er son Capt. T. G. Tayloy of the
n to her home in Picton.
o appoint dolegatesto the con- 
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tive convention in this city n 
0Lh lllst.
W. ,
s Mittle Pickard leaves this 5?'
ing on a two moriths visit to ‘E
ister Mrs. Charles Mitchell of
ipeg Mnnicoha. .
Quebec, where the former will "
her daughter, Sister St Mary
No. 585 is n very fiiic garment ofchoice white
percale, hose supporters at hip and front
cut low over hip, top fi iiislied willl lace
mul ribboli...... .. . .... . . . . . .. .$1.35
No. 266 as illusira_ted is clit very deep over
hip accenting, and assisting the popular
slender hip figiiics made of fine white
coutil, hose supporters :il hip and front
..  .....$i._35
stylish appearance it is made of fine strong
heavy couiil, strongly boiled absolutely
will not stretch and helps to train the
form into graceful lines. Our price only
 .. .............  .........$3.4_=,
Gloria waists for ladies .. . . . . . . . . ..$i. ro
Gloria waists for Misses.. .... . ......7Hc
Gloria waists for girls 7 to ie. . . . . . . . .58c
Gloria waists for girls 4 to 7 . . . . . .. .. ...55c
Gloria waists for girls 2 to 4 . . . . . . . . . . 42C
 Brassicresboned corset covers.a splendid garment for the figure inclined toward
 stoutness---laced--or tape fastened made of firm fine muslin  
 a a o » . s c .
uses;-as----ass .era rarooaaosaa-aaa..--ac ...ras ~-no _
-\ _ r-swag-»wwu»~.mmo"-»-“wanna .vw-~..\.~a-..--»-a~. -_-.-.-~\i-_-.ram , a M
Dt MKie h hs been
leaves this morning on return water greeted the picnicers at Rose-
herst. berry on Dominion Day. The tables
the “est of her “stan My-a left lothing to be desired for an ein
_...__ for Messrs Gillis and McLeod, enliv-
h t gi., which the managing committee de-
ne who is fond of dshing should 8“"V0 “°nV"" ” '"1" _ .
their cum. mtl ls lllmlll will llll lille
1. Dill llfl IIOIDQ M muh U10' llnll
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[answers gave every gvfdgnge gf ca;-eu of Calvary' Y .. __ _.s_..a. '___..___ . __
jflll f€8Ch\i'n§. and that the work done
in th ~ '1`h°
. hurch ‘ All are sorry to learn of the depar- `
c schoolroom was vary . fare to the St J"m°s C . . . ‘
. picnic to Montague this morning is Lure from _Wood Islands of some of B  
Blaonzgiléacilvgrmh §;;°t;I8x;_1,?°g0;§_;g¥t only 50 cents and train loaves the ourd charming young men, who in- e  
`who has had charge of the school,for' 't¥"ti°” at’ 945' ¢_9;O__i»_rolng Wear in the near future. i
Assessment
Insurance
lprésent. and particularly emphasized °“d'§_» Mcninald ' joyable t,m___ Mum was not w'__n,m_é issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets ___
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all requirements of those desiring cheap
insurance besides carrying guaranteed
cash surrender values, paid up infur-
ance etc. For rates apply to
Charlottetown ~ - Manager for P11. Island
dmwnr
Grange, Waterford, Ont., to W. DI 
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at Vancouver, B C., on Mon-_||'|odh||| hal,__|____._____hg____
June 15th, '08. Mins Grace Tup-
was bridesmaid, and Ronald G.
ceremony ehe happy couple left
Weather
Comforts
Meiincii’s :ind Colgate-'s
Caslinierc Bouquet and Vio-
lct Tzilcum Powders
FIACS’ Witch Hazel Cream
and Macs' Almond Cream,
Two exquisite toilet prepar-
aiions,dc-licatcl v perfumed,
preseves thc skin from snu-
. burii,'aiid _mzikes it soft,
smooth zinc w lite.
Develop All the leading malres of
~ toilet preparations in stock
your Films “ ”
Today 
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salve has of curing a corn.
'ing gives such satisfaction ns
am‘s Corn Extractor which
Let us
New' Develo- .
per used if01' 0 ii0|f.00kle|Mifflfi|v|S
¥overnment Veterinary inspects
€‘aCl'l film. ;l.no.v iio1'i~:l. rni.i>. :ai i:ii”ro\vN ‘
"McLeod Q Bentley
Bu-rtnei-s and Attorneys-at-law.
elicit-on for the Hank of Nav. Scotts.
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INSURANCE
in-a ramarim, said to 'sua ahiidran,¢lrat th” Wi" '““k° ""3" *‘°'“°~ m Toronto. - l_ ,
The Richmond and Drummond Fire Insurance
The Commercial Union Fire Co., of London,
England.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Ticket Agency
also steaniship
ROSS & MATTHEWS,
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De-iBrisay Block Queen Street
dttsriil Charlottetown ‘*
It meansjust as much to you to know who makes the
best paints and-varnishcs as it does to know who makes the
bestshoes, woolcns, foods. It is just asimportant to get the
right paint or varnish for a surface .as it is to get the b_St.
That is why you should never forget the name Sheiwin-
Williams when you have need ofany treatment for any siirfzice-
paint, varnish. stain or enamel---l_>ecallS¢‘ HWY "lake 3 f“"_5h
for every surface --thc right quality---the best for thc p\l\'P0=¢-
For sale by
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HARDWARE, Paints and Oils.
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