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MAY 28. 1909 'mn Lirnsr News _' ' THE CHARI/OTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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Dresses  
for summer wear
We specialize on wash dresses, wash dresses dur-
ing the summer months are a good part of our busi-
ness. If we did not see more wash dresses and
better wash dresses than other stores we would con-
sider our efforts poorly repaid. !Biit we know the
ladies know a good thing twhen they see it, see our
display of wash dresses etc in our Richmond St win-
dow, and compare with others, `
~ Ladies’ Coat Suits
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These are smart coat
suits'in 24 to 42 inch
lengths notable at once
for theiridistinctive styles of
the superior quality of , 
the linen, duck, drill  i liii.,
or shantora from which |‘mw,i`,l , "lib,
they are finished. Ne ' \ ~
are showing them in ‘ _/ i ii., 
white and the plain eof- , l , 
ors and stripe effects. /` ", \  .5
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4.5010 $3.50 Sui i
Muslin Dresses
Jumper and Princess Suits
A wide range of pretty effects
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E in iiiaiiy new and bright designs,
//  ainong them are the lovely prin-
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cess styles, which are so popular'
 for summer wear, These are
\ einbelislied and furnished with
&` fine laces, tucks and einbroider-
 i. ,ti |'\ ies, white and plain or fancy
5  - all   color effects.
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Children’s coat Suits
l and Dresses
Cliildren’s coat suits and -  \_
dresses suitable for child- 
ren from 5 to i6 years of \\i§,\
age. Coat suit. made of
white linen with a neat 
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colored collar ‘arid Cuffs
something very nobby and
stylish.
Muslin dresses suitable
for Confirmation dresses "H V' _ _
etc, all neatly finished and
very stylishly triinnied.
Prices from $l.25 up
to _$i0_00 1
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' ANNOUNCEMENTS.
'A meeting of the Triickmcn will bo
hold in thulr hall, Water Street, UH
Friday, at 8 o'clock. Payinent of
Dues.
'Tho postponed Rifle match- of last
Monday will bc shot on Satriirdai’
next_at seven thirty a. ni. contrinuod
at two p. ni. Saturday and conclud-
cd cn lV|Iond'a.y nt 2 p. m. This is the
llrst official prneticeof the Civilian
Rifle Club, all mem-:ers are rB\i\1€9i»‘
ed to attend. Ammunition Free.
Prize list and markers fee pnyat-li ill
W. Harry Watts, Secy-Trens.
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‘Proprietors of Livery Establish-
ments, it will bs of Interest to you
to have al look at Paton's showing of
new Carriage Rugs received to-day.
Beautiful Scotch tartan patterns,
*The annual meeting of Grace Church
Epworth League will be held tonight.
at 7.30 o’clock. Officers will please
bo present and report.
‘Do you keep a horse and carriage '?
Then come in and see our shipment
of 100 new Lap Rugs, in Scotch tar-
tan patterns, ranging in price from
$2.50 to $6.50. Jas Patou & Co.
5-19dtl.
'VOICE SPECIALIST.-Prof. H. A.
Taiiton teacher of voice culture,piano
and organ. Voice culture a specialty.
Studio Great George Street.
10-5dmwfrw6w.
WE ‘KRE CLOSING OUT OUR
WHOLE STOCK OF LEATHER
SHOPPING BAGS-W HAVE NO
it(/UM 'l`U SHOW 'l.‘Hl1iNI l"HOl”Eii--
LY-S0 AWAY THEY G0--THE
RANGE IS ABOUT THE BEST IN
THE CI'I\l.-ALL THE' NEW SHAP-
ES ARE REPRESENTED-ALL THE
BEST LEATHERS-ONE THIRD
Nursing in priqe from $2.50 to $6.50.
` - ri-limit.
OFF. UOORE&. IIELEOD4
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THE QUEEN S C0llNIY GUARDIAN
Prowsa Block---Charlottetown
The htm MW.. ant of .u_ ,. p The Gulnure sailed 'from George- 
J. D. McLeod, New London, wus in
tho Ci-ty yesterday.
W. F. Boggis and Ed. Blake, City,
ave returned`lrom Cape Bauld, N.
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Miss Jean Henderson of lnnisiail,
Alberta, is visiting her old home at Awww Wmshl ‘Moncton is view, p
ing at Fristnn Road, the guest oi,
Union Lot 33.
town toda-y to Grand llivcr.
The New Wonderland- program for
four.
Monday next on return to p,5ru,,m1_
‘ ‘ Herbert and Mrs. Duulevy.
Miss Fannie Mellisln has arrived
from- Boston on a visit to her par-
ents J. T. and Mrs. Mellish, City.
Lodges Eton and Piwirrico Edward,
S. U. E. are to attend service in
Grace Church next Sunday morning.
Steven T. Stumblen of Malden,
Mass, will preach May 3~0tli at Wilt-
shire at 11 and 7 irnd Hampshire alt'
3 o'clock..
The landlord who uses The Guar-
dian’s Classified' advertisements has
no use of his “To Let" sign as told
in that column.
.m any pa _ what we believe.  1,. L_".
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'ing roi- Atlantic city, N. J., to at
tend the convention of the American
Psycliological Society.
Miss Katie B. Darraeh, teacher, New
Hav'a¢n‘,_ hiiis reltiirrnid tor -.her homio,
after spending two weeks in York the
guest of W. H`. P. and Mrs. Cooke.
The Ladies of the Empire have
three hundred copies of Empire
iniition of the Guardian on hand and
will mnil or send sanie upon- receipt
of price, tive cents per copy.
J. B. Rackliffe who has been visit-
ing at Hampton, left yesterday morn-
in; for Boston. Mr. Rnckliffe‘s
hiiilth is not as his friends woul-_i
wish it to Uc. Mrs. Iluckliffc accom-
panied her husband.
The Nortliuinherland arrived in this
pr rt lust niight at 8.20 among thu pas-
sengers' were 1.. W. Archibald, J. Mc-
tlnrey of the (‘ity Post Uillcu and Dr.
Jenkins, rctiirr:\ing irom the Nortl\~
west. The freight wan in-irly heavy.
l T.  Jiimrs (‘ity, left yesterday
.morning for Hamilton, Ont., tu at-
itcnil ii convention of the presbyteir-
iinn General Asseiiiliiy. Rev. Ewen
;iVii'l)onald, Bloomfield and Eldcr
illugii l\‘lcMillan, New Haven, leave on
;.\lo‘inluy.
i A game of bzisohall was played in
i Victoria Pork ycstertlity aiteriioou lie-
twecn the Anchors und the West End
ltnngors. "l`lic grime warn won by the
Anchors bya score of 27 to ‘i`. Eddie
Cullen refereed the game
‘1‘hom»as Corrigan wats captain oian-
chorti and Eddie Burns captain of
ltnngcrs.
In tho lisb of tho results of the
Prince of Wales College Examinations
the name of Miss Margket
S-mith, dwugli-ter of Steward
Smith c-f the steamer North-
ihniberlafntl is onitmitted, hy reason of
it not having been placed upon* the
blackboard where the results were
given at the college. The young* lady
in oiiestion did exceptionally we-ll
having passed with first class distinc-
tionl-
Tho P. E. Island Railway advises
that commencing Tuesd-ay, Juncist
next the express train leaving Souris
at 12.30 p. mi. will leave at 5.30
:ind the express train now leaving
Georgetown mt 6.20 a. m. will leave
at 5.20 ii. m. This arrangement will
allow passengers from Georgetown,
Soiiris, and intenmediate stations to
roach Charlottetown on the same
day .im time to connect with the
“i\‘orthumberland" for points in
Nova. Scotia, and 'arrive at Summer-
side in time to connozt with the
steanior "Empress" for St. John,
Boston, Montreal and points west.
See Time Table folder dato;\ June
ist, 11109.
The closing of the Thursday Even-
ing Assemqly took place last night
in Smnllwood’s Hall, in the iorm of
a dance, which proved to be by far
the m-ost successful given this se-a.~
sou. A large number of guests re-
sponded to the invitations sont out,
and prettiy girls with charming coa-
tumrs were the order of the even-
ing. Mrs. A. G. Peake and Mrs. fd.
A. Thompson were tho chaperons
much to the duiight oi the young
people. Eleven thirty was named as
the closing hour, but, according to
report this was generously extended
to a time when miostl of the city wiasl
lost in oblivion. The invitations
were most daintily gotten up, and
the promotors ol the social event
deserve great credit, and praise, for
having givun their friends and them-
selves an all round good time.
Japalac all Colors at Camerons
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Small '
Cakes
in endless variety. We liiivc
been in this business for
yeafs and know just what
you want. Tlio cakes we
make are
Always
Fresh
Telephone 21|
D. Stewart,
_ ECLIPSE BAKERY
aim not amd
The City oi orient arrived in this
fax. She_dociued at Pownal Wha,~ri_
The schooner Eva M. from this
four thousand fiv h d
of potatoes. c un req bushels
g Miss Stella McLeod- and L li M _
Leod of Orwell leave this efnollniinlk
for I-vnn,_MasS, where they win in
future reside.
and also sing in New Glasgow next
tisements therefor 't 1
that all "changes" ol rrisatlzleeiiexggff
this 0m¢_° not later than ten a
following issue.
Yesterday arrcsiied the captain of the
schooner Swift Current upon H charge
of carrying ciittlc 1-,-xposed on deck on
Amherst. It in iin;lerstood that th(
will niiililing now on the sito will In
_pulled down and work on the neu,
bank l,.egun iiniiieililatelyi.
,`_While David l\Iatl1ieso'n iinnd littlt
“ister WCW llllll/Ulf! on (ii.‘nino'lly'i-'
whari, just below their borne, 111,.
,lull #flipped tlirqiitfli it hole in th.
_whnri. The cries of his siirtcr ive-r.,
[licard by Fred Glriiniller, whir linpipon.
ie-J to be nearby and who extricniteu
the boy from his pcri-ions situation.
_iliuigrlit ent\:'rtainnie~n‘t is to he hail
niglitly at l<`nirylniid and lust, ovo,\.
|in;; an exceptionally line' progriini wa.
ipui. on. There were niovint; picture;
,of ri. high order, mirth protliicing ant
§iii.~.t.i'iict_iv0 while the vnuiieville' win
ilirst class in every respect, Evpryon.
i was iiiteni-|41 iiitere-ated in Vospor thi
iuipcrsonatei? whilc the Avolct`ts_ an
simply marvellous, so wonderful ur<
their feats.
i The mechanical moving devicc,»~a
life-size figure of xr man with hir
hands tied,-is attracting eousidera
bln attention on Victoria Row ini thi
window of D. A. Bruce’s store. It it
the central figure of a display arrang-
ed by representative George E. `u'ryi
ofthe lnternnitional Corresponflencr-
Schools. Mr. Frye will oe here for i
week, and wishes to meet all old- and
new students ofthe Schools, win
will make themselves known to him.
The return baseball match between
St. Dunstans and All Charlottetown
was played at Victoria Park yester-
day afternoon. W. MacNeil of th:
Cllollegc- um-pired in an able manner,
and D. Sullivan gave general satis-
faction as Base Judge. The game
was one side/d during the first few
inniings, .owing bcusome of the Cilar-
lottetown boys no-t getting out on
time. consequently St. D'unstan's had
the- lead. The latter port of tho mam-i
wus however hotly contested. At the
finish St. Dunsbau’s was foiund to
have won by a. goodly margin. Good
fueling on both sides prevailedlthro-
ughout the whole of lihie match.
The marriage' took place at Water-
merc on the 25th inst by the Rev, D.
MacLean, of Duncan Ma:cDougall of
Bangor to Miss Mary Jennie Martin,
daughter of John Martin, of the
some plwce. The bride was attended
by her sister Miss Tcna Martin and
the bridcgroom was supported by his
brother Edmund' Mn-cDougoll. Im-
mediately nfter th~e ceremony was per-
ioi-moi the happy couple leit for
their fiituro home ln Bangor. As
the young couple are deservedly po-
pular in the comlmunity they have
the best .wishes of tho people for
their future prosperity. The' Guar-
Mr. and Mrs. MncDovugall.
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tonight is given in the reader on page =.
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Rev- Wm. Hogan, City, leaves on `:
,0regon. ,
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DON Yesterday afternoon from Hall.
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Province has urrived in Boston with I
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m. Friday to insure insertion in first' _   "Q f;f,,i _
Y Y e nesday say _
The S dm- Post of w ii . . _  T. ii :.. 
County Constable E. W. Edward; Ml ig'  3  l.\'l‘l
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the passa-ge ofthe vessel from P. E. Z _ .  11, "\1~,”i?
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| The contract for the New (ianadlnr 1 ._¢..'_- 5%.; ._,1
illiank of Commerce in this (‘ity has if  ` ww I ”
.been let to Rhodes (`iirriu & Co, 0|  ip;-T'
diiin extends its congratiilntions to A
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' Thursday, May 27th, |909,
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Just drop a post card _to-day.
White mercerised broche
an ideal waisting fabric 20°
Of all the many fabrics that we have for waistin g-, among the wash
goods there is nothing that we can recommend more hi; ghly than this mer-
eeiised brcche. Some people call this vest1ng,_some ol hers call it madras,
but under each name the fabric is equally desirable. 36 inches wide, firm
' strong material, plain background with a sort of embrioidered white figurg
upon it. Our buyer picked up a spec1al_ lot in _Londoi ii, five patterns, regu.
lar 28 cent values, very smart and fetching designs, h andsome and durable
Customers living outside the city can have samples on application,
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The Rev. H. R. Bell, will preach i"` _
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i Dr. Goodwill left yesterday mprn; Owing to the big Saturday Guan  ..>l;.`J¢.L:;`.M,,
dian and tha large numben of `a,jve,-_  »i"’;L“?v,_"'2 _
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Blue cheek Zephyr ' gingham,
_goinciies wide, smooth, tough fabric,
worth i5c, Special . . _ . . . . _ . . ...l0c
Ask for samples.
Other ginghains, 6c, 9e,i2c, 15c.
An iniiuense line of Zephyr dress
ginghoins, checks, stripes, plain
pinirs, sky, iiile, etc firm, soft, hand-
some fabric......_............l5c
Stylish Wash Goods
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l. . /. i _V M. ,` 7fii`.fi~\_ pf, In addition to cool comfort, our wash goods de-
partment stands ready to give you style and beauty as
well. In all our experience we never have had so love-
ly a. line of wash fabrics for summer waists and dresses.
There are Prints, Gingharns, Madras, Muslins,
Brcches, in every sort of colour and pattern. Some
people are good enough to say that our range is greater
than many ofthe biggest city stores. Suppose you
drop in and see for yourself? - ‘ p
A big range of prints, light and dark colours nie
patterns, 36 inches wide . . .  . . . . . . . . ._ _,__ , _ __,,,|0
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i R. B. Sqirarebriggs, 'T5 Prince St., S“l'l’Mh an 11 0 °1°°k il- m~ Sublflct. ,  ;`.‘-‘_'1.‘f ' ifll   I/,id  1: "`*'1\.="'~."3`-"dl .'7§`1\"°'.i\ " 1'/
what should be ti 1 t ' :>' "f .1--1.     ].- \\ \. \. . ../ ... . - "'.4_rx-~. f \~li 1 -
¢Phone 3, has some excellent. fresh th h ' 'G re 9' i°“5l“P Ui _ _ffl//,Q-_gi-,'-. __ -_Z   it-.§_=':t:'="_f:‘~. /lr'  \ Yf"»'.'~ _ \¢\` ~ ‘?-‘,s_\;_,¢f;»(i,§7»'i?;§-,‘\, \ ‘bt ’_'
lend cornea he-ai which he win denver ,° p"“° er t° ti" P°°Pl<=. also at 1 i- ffde' fr-,io bw \ " ‘°-in. ' ` .~-.1-‘fl-i‘s'~I<1"‘f*f‘f=.f-1`»'-`~:‘.  ' -e
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More: than r5o patterns of fine
soft English print, 32 inches wide,
all colours, will wash and wear
splendidly  .  . _ . . .. .. . ._ ..l4c
Some very handsome scotch
ginghanis, in stripe effect dainty color
combinations, browns, blues and
greens, splendid waisting and wash
suiting fabrics 
Winsome white wash Goods
White Victoria Lawns, all sorts at
Crisp Sheer lovely Nainsook
Dainty, dressy billows organie
Sturdy and durable ducks,
Smart white vestings for waists
New white piques at
There’s an almost endless range of these in lawns, nainsook, ducks,
inattings, drills and piques, ~F or example--
A wide range of white checked and striped
foe, Ize, r5c, i8c to 26e
16e,,i2oc, 22c
22c, 25c, 3oe to 4ze
15c, rtic, zoc
25c _-ize 38c
zoc, 25c
muslins.
'  Scotch Dress Linens i
price are 20c 28c 29c 35c
There’s hardly any other wash fabric so durably handsome, so de-
pendable and so attractive. Prices are moderate indeed.
These come in plain white, blue, pink, brown, champagne, and in
stripes and checks of helio blue, brown, green, champagne, grey-The
Ask for samples we’ll mail them
= Sturdy Gaiateas -for Romping Youngsters l -
Perennial in its popularity and usefullness galatea stands without a
rival in its class,sturdy, durable, washable, attractive, it makes splendid
` romping suits, good working waists and shirts, excellent underskirts-In
navy and “Butcher Blue” with white stripes, r6e and 18c
Navyducksalso-many colours...........  Mu ....l4c
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Cut Prices 011 H8rdW&'0 at _ __   .. l4.00
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  in cash
for the 'best pictures
taken this `year with
your
KODAK
Drop a card or ask
us for free special cir-
i eula_r giving full infor-
mation. °
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GO==CAR
Fishing
Tackl
Rods, Reels, Land-
ing Nets, Baskets,
Lines, Hooks, Fly
Books. ‘
Flies suitable for Is-
land waters.
f=Any fly not to be
had here we Will be
pleased to get for you
"iii ilii iilil”
I Priced from $1.50 up
The right kinds at “Markrigl1t" Prices,
Mark Wright
Newson’s Block
Q i nt ' 3 l l
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$10, ooo.
$10,000.
$ 5.000.
S i 5. ooo.
FOR SALE .
UBLIC SERVICE BONDS
Dominion Power and 'l`rausminion Co.. p.c. |93: Bonds.
Hamilton Caramel Light, ist 5 p.c. |943 liondl.
Sliawinigau \\'nier and Power Co., ist 5 p.c. |934 Bonds.
'l`ri-eity Rsiilivav and Li ht, Ili lien 5p.C. 1923 Bmidli
AT ATTRAC l\E PRICES.
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