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 at turrn
GUARDIAN your rs, :gee
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i_|'i0tid, (llilces ln New  Charlottetown.
Tnmtmlu arrived aria meet; me
Hyndmin of Charlottetown, Prince
Edward' flsland la visiting er
dlplhter, Kill Vera Hynflman. Mrs. and
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'faq Otuvrs Citizen sqs; Mrs Fred
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False pride has made
many §_'iI|8.Il p8y 3 C115.
tom tailor $25 for 9,.
» suit INFERIOR to ,
°“f5 at $15 and $18.
D0h'l T\_|r|-\
Back
On ready-to wear clothing.
Such mairtifattnrets as
produce the W. R. John-
S0" Bl'=1\1d.Proaress Brand,
and Royal Brand Clothing
have notlring to learn from
custom tnilors. Their
tlotliing is entirely hand
tr i‘ored. lt’s their perftet
sy.~steru-llicir enormous
output that enables them
tolower the cost nf pro-
duttlou, and ns to sell
tailor-made perfect iitting
suits at a saving of $5 to
$10 ou marie to order suits.
Your
A gentleman who has pur-
chased his clothing here for
some time remarlrtud the other
day. ‘ If people only knew
liow satisfactory and rconrinii-
cal it is to buy 'cloil ing here
you would have all ine trade."
°‘W. R. Johnson” Brand Clothing
High-grade hand tailored clothing. Stylish Suits in newest
twlied P‘“*¢fl1° $7 50 i0$I5-in navy and black fast color serges and
chevoit $9 to it |,.5o.
“Progress” -Brand \ lotl\ing_
Suits $8 to $15. Au immense choice afforded iii this most popular
make. In style, fit and tintsli exctlls the marie-to»orcicr clothing.
bcrges, Chevoits, Tweed; are ine newest effect.
“Royal” Brand Llothing
. , Suits in twee-1 effects o ly. Probably the tiuect tailored ready-to~
` \vear garments uiaii-.rfactirrzri -ii Canada. Every size and an immense
choice of patterns., Suit at $12, $15, $18.
“Golden Fleece” and “Unexcelled”
These brands are splrurlid value in lower priced eloiliing-come
in tweed effects, blue and black sergc, and mixed effects Wonder-
fully well iinishedyand well iittlne, prrrmeuts not shoddy but marie ot
durable well wearing cloths. All sizes at suits $3. $6, $7 and $1.75.
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Nourotu
suns
The ideal suit for summer
wear--for ilie. suiiifiier outing
and vacation-is the "Nor-
folk". It gives a cool and rt-
freshing fer ling of satisfaction
to the wearer tl1at’s not to be
liul iii any other style.
§aef~ur¢- Yours at Once
Before Stocks are Broken
Stock iaconiplete now- Secure
your suit at once and avoid disap-
pointnient.
Stylish suits of pure all wool. Ilcw-
sou Twccd in half rr dozen different.
prr1l¢~t1is--liglit greys and 1nixt\1rcs»-
in latest styles with or witiiout side
vents--two or tnrce piece suits at $5, $6.
$9, $10. $11.5on1i<i $11. /
Correct Spring Styles
. There isn’t the slightest
question as to the BE_Sl`
place to put ,base [our spring
hat.
charge. ‘
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_ The BE Tplaee is where
the asso ment is largest,-
where th styles _are latest- -
where the quality is lJ¢Sf-
We plead guilty to every
Men’s Hats
in
"Scott," "Cl1I\S\Y»
odd shaped heads a pei
fect lit.
Years of experience
so as to best serve our
many and ever increas-
ing patrons. In_ thye
"Stetson" and “Suf-
folk” we KNOW we
have the best there is tn
l'iiitS. fir $31 $31 '4'
$5.
__ Our eonformer gives
   “fc '"°  
'MY Ilrl dssirluz to learn type-setting
°l\°\1ld Hvnly at thu omee at erree.
Rwvr-,nr Meeting or victoria nivureri
ii oi T. on Monday evening, in Wt-lgh_t'a
,, .
Anuiiaira of ‘new hooks have been
added to the Lcizislallve and Dodd
Memorial fi-so library.
Tim Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents
a year is an excellent gift for that friend
of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.
QUEEN Square Gardens have been
receiving attention this week at the
hands ol Mr. Tait and many plants have
been bedded out. `
You don't have to have all your clients
coiire under your roof in order to do
business. when The Guardian Want-s find
and make your sales.
Gizacs Oaunou Sunday School has
changed the date of its picnic from .luly
the 4th as was previously announced to
Thursday, July liltli.
R1-.v. W. l{._MoEwEN, of Iiolie, Iowa,
who wus formerly ttresldcntz of St. Per,et's
Buy is expected to arrive ln Cltarlottc
town trils evening to visit friends.
Mus. R. W. llouu will be at home on
Tuesriny nnd Wednesday afternoons and
evenings, thc 19th and 20th, at the resi-
rlerrce of Robert Hoge, Brlpzliton Lodge.
'Inu Rev. G. Wells Fisher uutil recently
it member of the New Brunswick and
Prince Ed ward Island Conference, is now
'stationed nt.1*`arnlriwn about an hour's
ride from Montreal. '
Rav. W. E. W. Sr:1.r.r~:n, B. A., son ol
Rev. Joseph Seller, North Sydney, who
is well known lu this province, is takiiig
u post. graduate course in philisophy in
Evanston Culleiro; Illinois.
AN interesting short. copy-rlghteri
story entitled “By his own I’ct.urrl" by M.
J. l’hllllps, will appear in the Saturday
Guardian of June 23rd. Be sure you get. it
its it. will not appear in any other paper.
T111: Guardian is luforinerl that there
nonrcn at work on the new railway
station yesterday were warned away by
representatives of thc striking laborers.
Work ls being continued lry thc contrac-
tors own workmen.
Thi-2 Suimnerslde base bull team are
trying to arrange a match gaine of hose
bull at the Sumrnerside Driving Pork on
Dominion Day. They arowllllng to play
any Charlottetown team coniposcrl
exclusively of Islanders.
War/visit Aiw/riiiariri H/rnnrsos and
bride, of St! John, whose wedding took
place there on Thursday evening, arrived
by the express lust night. They gi to
Slniw's Hotel tomorrow and .will spend
their honeymoon in t-his province.
Piri-1|-AnA'1'ro1~'s for thc l"irernen’s Tour-
nament are proceeding rapidly. There is
overylndlcnt,lo1i that the event will bca
riotriblc one and from entries received the
success of the sports is licyonrl question.
A large nurnlrer uf iiremcii will be present
frorii cities in the other provinces and the
low railway ‘lures will induce many to
visit. this beautiful province at the most
favorable time of the yeui'-tlic flute of the
cclcbratioii bciiit: iixcd for August lst
und ‘.’.nil.
l"it0M nn extcntlorl report. of the happy
evcnt.,,,_publlslie1l in Qthc Sherbrooke
ltecorri, the following is extracted.-A
charming “lilac” wed/line' took place lust
evening ut. Plymouth Congregational
church when Miss Aunlo Louise Fulcs
(Isa), eldest darirrlrter of .Jonn and
Mrs. Falco, was married to Robert
Wendell Hogg, of Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Tho church was effectively decorated by
the Young Lndics'Gulld of the church,
'/lm' The amy er handsome wedding grits
Illll ._  displayed in the reoeptlon room testitled hAsk yrurlpealeersggg I?1l)l;¥1\;\;>;\d“n§°l;;‘;‘
 3. _.V' ~ eloquently vo the attention of thnfriends l' °‘“°5 "° “ t, 8,
`=5 fm "_ =` ) rvho hurl known the young bride from her °°“5““‘°" U" th” Market' S iw
F;-5 ' childhood-and came front Sherbrook, --""'--r'-'°""“"”'
' Quebec, Charlottetown. and other places_
with ilowcrs,lllllcs pi-erlonrlnatlnR»fili'crit l’;‘£‘_‘lv\;:§§(;n\.’éh,? |,,,t,J,r,; (,0:»,,,cr¢, “hp
rirusscs of white and liurplc bloom being rrnepcwd il mme Wuwd who mworougm
arranged nt the biiso of the “ “ ' , y
' ltlic playlntr. l`he mernboiri of th
. e _yoyer
platform, around the pulpit. band formed the Drchcsmm for th
rind in #very conceivable spot, _ I H _ L
while the seats of tlio guests, °V”ll;lY\\‘|1SI$;l\lL;"‘;l‘\§‘;;l°'l;‘°r:'£"‘cle’:;‘§ :SSW
. . . s i c ‘
were niuiked oil with 11 rope of 'Y' “ “rush “nd nmmw of hi
_ every player fa
vines unri knots ofllowera. Tho church lnswunicntniromcd “ trout in mam'
s
Hilo By'n¢\n`ian'ax~a staying with rs
I-owlaq, Vittoria street. -
l|a.sWu.1J`ai| Mantis, who has been
absent from the Island for 22 years,
arrived hers last, night accompanied hy
Loan, Eldon.
employees 'have ii half holiday each
Saturday during the summer montbs
The business, editorial and news depart
ments are open as on other days for tho
transaction of business. Advertisers are
asked to have "changes" in not later than
ten a. m. each Saturday for both TheDaily
and The Tri-week of_Monday.
Rmoiuuuran orders are going out tofthe
members of the 82nd Battalion no attend
the annual training, tobe hcldat Brighton
All the night. companies of this battail n,
under canvass. The 82nd Band fro
The Artillery and Army Medical Corps
will be encariiperi in Victoria l’rii'lr, us 'ill
their usual quarters ln tho Gliairlotteto
Exhibition grounds.
Yiaarianiiar afternoon Pauline
A letter had been written and mailed at
the postolliee to u certain address. and
E
of wire the other end of which was held
e
0
feat was wltneseietl by u large crowd.
J. G. R1i'i'mm1-'oit1i, Veterinary Director
Dominion agents appointed by
Government all through thc proirlnw--_
li
cattle of the Island. Dr Rutberiorrl is an
authority on this sulticct, but. altbuuoh hc
says tuberculosis exists wht-re cattle arr-
kept. under artificial und urisanltnry con-
ditions lrs is of the upirrinn that un-rt-. l_~
with regard in tuberc\ilosi~ .
us ecto returned yr-srtcrriny iutlie r-ity
one held at. Gowarr Brite, were well
ntbended. Fruit. ;;1‘owr‘.s ni-c beginning
wnpprcciutc t.lic n1»r:r~r~'il_v nf .~|i1'r~yin|;
and caring for tlrr-ir orclrnr'rl:-, and are
I-\nxl0us to lrc instrlictr-ii ln tlrr- bt-~t.
mothorls of conirnttirig rlestriielivo ln:-cnt
iuidiu1igous<liscri.~rcs. lic ri-ports that
the prospect. foran :iliunrlnnt fruit crop
is good, as there is rzrcrti; profusion of
bloom. Mr. Bur-ko goes w~~~'t next. \vc~*-l<.
Monduylie will be ut New Glusrrow;
Tuesduyiit. St. l~llcitrroi~-a and Misecuclir-;
Wednesday nt. Colcinati und Tliursrlity at
Cent.rul_liedr-qur-. 'l‘lrcscnicct.iin;s ail`or|l
rin cxccllclil. 0ppor't,|inil,y for 1i.tnct.cr\t'
fruit. growers t.o lerrrii sonictlrlnir iiinrr-
ubout the practical work iii an orchard.
was crow ded with Interested friends
ln addition to the invited guests. "“°“l’“l ‘““5l°" film is I Belrogiill ifizgiffi
The newly married pair left by the Th°`Ml“"""°u(’°' con; sw( gouge' “km
Halifax express for Charlottetown, “nd """° greeted, y“T,c congmmu
where they will spend the summer, the GW" wth” ““n?” es' i ‘vmmce um
bride travelling ln ngrey cloth gown, coat l““l¢hl“°r “nd “pp “use B e 1 ed nn
and skirt trimmed with green braid, and th” -l°k““ ““d h“m°rdw';sl enpzi; ‘su wr
white straw sailor hat, with trimmings of °“° °°“ld “°l' help “ m r nl: l
two shades of old rose and black wings V°l°°"’ °t “lm singers'
,_ I ‘r ':’__` t‘ 7*!
; l //. e  
I l fi' Castile Soa in 2 lb bars at l5c per lb
Red Cross Pharmacy.
inc each.
lac each
Cram Pres is h |51: each
Cneolniit Pies I5 Q. soc each
Dark Fruit rake age pound
Bnltano Cake me por lb
Nut Coke soc lb
White hh loc por lb
Bread oi all linda, all fresh
' and good. ~ '
' B-D. `~ STK-BRT
` l Pl
Q  Pt:
,tri
ri s
$  -
\ ,
.M _ _ _
 Best qualltypaurl hanclleet slzo a;d'l/To *_* 
% du; r »:‘-E -stir.
\ Doughnuts, _  .-5  ,gp
  ' i h 5h W1 e e- an our s I l l
 ::.;‘.‘.t.. .; Tow:-j_-y p _ _   
A Buy the little one a
BROWN IE
can operate it.
` $1 .00.antl,,$2.00. ,
1
mr.,
Gouumuomo May nith, Guardlanl
rnindreader and lrypnotist met
acommlttee of citizens at Reddins d utr
the postofllec key hidden. Blindfold fl,
Pauline, holding one end of a short; piece
by one of the committee, found the k y,
wenttothe posboillce, found the b x,
took out the letter and delivered il- to
the person whose address lt. bore. Tire
General of the Department ol Atfrieulture,
Ottawa, has been on an olllciril \'i.~¢lr to
this province and leaves this nrnrnlmz an
return. Dr. Rutlierforrl is inspecting Liu'
Lha-
but his visit bears no rlircct reiworr:-r-, in
tbe question of tuberculosis among t. r-
needlesu|alar1n shown on rrrriny occrrsloirs
Ricuamr Biiirica, Dorrrlniori Fruit
I p r, ,_ _ ,
from his trip over the eastern part of t.he`
Island. The iiiecLing~¢, especially the
CiiA1t1.n'|"1'1t'1'o\vN will bc favored with ti
company of all star i11't.lst.s on Tlrursrlny
,md Fritliry nights or next wack, when
Tho Lcllarre Bros. Mliinti-els will “DDB”
in the Opera House, Ashlnnfl, Maine,
Gazette of May 31 snys. The Laiiarrc
Bros. Minstrcls, who played in l.or\n's
Oprrm House Tuesday nlghlf ntlbrrlcd a
treat Ashland has not cnjoycrl in ri long
time, cspcclallyln u musical llnc. 'l`hclr
a ect mrrtric and
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CANERA
Takes good pictures,a chil
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lioi- daughter Ruth, from Los. Angeles, __ v “fi . A
Oallfmnia. They wlllspend the summer  -4 ._  V
with me.Mar~urrs brenrer, na. Me- 
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5 l i_\\`_.  Nj/ _
l _ =~370.@l/teal" _
Gmpms year' cnmmemmg Ju” win' D and A Corsets in every popular P  Corsets in half dozen of the
l
under comand of Colonel Stewart will b
,ff style 5oc, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.30, newest styles $1.00, $1.35, $1.50,
Summer-side, will also he ln attenrlancc. '
$1.75 and up. $2.00.
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also the Brigade Stuff, and the Prince
Edward Island Lluht Horse will occupy ~ ~ .    C _ _
wn O
”“°‘ A dainty white Coutil Csrset carefully cut, low lrip, lriglr bust,  per
hose supporters attached-regular dollar grade  . . . _ . c D211’
l‘
store who had prepared a test for-1 trim. “mail clvders Prornptly Filled
M lliwy Miiuaerv
 moore slttclltod 
THE CORSET B
3.
Costs no more than the corset that doesn’t tit-
The corset of styleis as easily obtainable as the other
kind-if you know where to come. Charlottetown’s
strongest corset department invites you to look
over its correctly cut, newly stylish models.
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A i.1s'i‘ri~:it received from Rev. Bcnjrtrrrln
Chappell who is now in Oyiinrrr. 'l`okio,
Japan, says that Mrs. Chappell and liri-
children will visit this lslnnd during tht-
uorrilng summer, but that Mr. Chappell
will not be able to coine to this, his native
home, until some time next year.
A111<:cnN'r Port Arthur paper says: ll.
Chappel has been appointeri to the
position of train muster on the Unnnrllan
Northern, onthe division between Port.
Arthur and \Vlnnipeg, Hcretofore Mr.
Chappel has hurl charge of all thc yard
workin the Port, Arthur yards lie is
recognised by the Canadian Northern as
one of the coming rnllroud men of
Canada. Since entering thc employ of
the Canadian Northern, his promotion
has been very riipirl, until he now holds n
position next to that nf divisional
superintendent. Mr. Chappell is to leave
here this vvcekior Port. Francis, where
ho will appoint urrotber prcircrul yard
master. Ho has the entlra confidence of
thc management, und nlso the respect of
the men, which, coupled with uoorl
business ulrllit._y, nnrl u.-ctcrisive knowlfrlgu
of truin work, there ls no doubt. thnt. he
willcontinuc to forge str-rirliiy rtlterr4l".
llvnjriliiln (jlrnppcil, uliovi- rt-l't~rrt'rl to is
it son oi' John .l. Ulriippcll of tliv
llcchnnlenl Dept. of the l’ririt-1:Erlwr\r~rl
island ltrtilwrty, in this city.
WALL
PAPER
ls the cry at present. You
will find the prettiest patterns
and the lowest prices at
T at y l o r s
ISOOKSTOKE.
beef, Enallsh citrate of iron nnrl be
Spanish sherry. This eonililmitlon is
McKinnon. Drugglsts, Cor. Gt. Geo. and
Kl.. _Sts. dt-wil
_i_ 
SPARKET
BULBS.
36 dozen sparket soda
water makers now in stock.
Eacli bulb makes one
y quart of best English Soda
1 Water- Heaithul and
e onomlcal_
Price 5oc a dozen.
“The Two Macs."
lllllllllllllli lllllllllllllll.
DRUGGISTS. `
CornerGt. George and Kenttits.
Macs`Beef Iron and Wine Is ine best
preparation of its kind on sale torluy.
Itla prepnrcri from "I.lclrl;z‘s extract, oi
sl.
a
tonlc,1ippetlzer, blood builder rindlfrnllrl
stimulant. Thcrcls no better tonic for
yorinrzor old. Solrl in large hotties nt
75c. The two Macs, Mnoiloimhl &
‘ 
The Big Sale of
FUR ITURE
Goes Nlerrily on
There are Bargains f r you and your neighbor,
l)0N’T MISS THEM.
COME |N TO-DAY.
John Newsom.
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l"or Ladicsjéplircss Goods
r1U1v\Pr112r_~:v';-s MAKE-P
LOOK IN THE VVEST Wll\'i>(lW Ol"
The ilumplircy Clothing Store
Opera House li\rilrl1|rg,(}rnfr<»rr sri,
J- A' H\H`l`\P|`\l'0Y 5 Son.. Ltd, Proprietoirs.
A. Winfield Scott, Manager.
Pl1°11° 63- 1'. o. Box 4.1.
ow~»~l~u~¢~an-:~»'-¢-¢~\~»-r».-¢~¢-»u~-,-._»¢u~.
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- Whats the Use
of Arguing
About the merits of “Brit Anim" Coats and Skirts -
you can easily prove the vIr..e of these garments by wearing
them. All leading dry goods merchants carry a large stock
of them. If you are not satished with the ready-to wear
skirts you have had inthe past, just try a
~ “Britannia” Skirt
irext time.
We would not put our name on these goods if they vverg
not well cut and well marie.
Our designer and head cutter is Mr, George Ilay who is
well ktiown to bc one of the best larlies' tsiilors in Canada.
Don’t buy a coat or skirt that does not have a reliable
name when you can buy a "Britannia ’ garment at the some
price.
The name “Britannia” is inside the waistband of every
skirt and onthe hanger of every coat. Ask for "Britannia"
Coats and Skirts; they are the best.
All leading stores have them.
5-zzdzwthen twirn.
z..:‘9<--nz¢
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