june 15, 1968
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Charlottetown, P.E '
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llave your photos taken in
all the lending styles at CO0K'S.
Best facilities for family groups.
Films developed at lowest
prices. Sludio. DesBrisay
Block Charlottetown.
Hughes’ Saline
clcniises and purilies the system, no
better spring medicine.
Price 25c per bottle.
Hughes' Digestive Tonic
cures that tired feeling. It gives
strength and vigor to the entire
bor‘.y._
Price 25c per bottle.
ci:o_A ip. Aiiupiias.
A limited iiiiiiilier of re.
giilir ciistoiiiers for our
Home
Made
_ Bread -
White or brown, to
whom same ‘will be dc-
ivered as required.
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Camerons Grocery i
N0 13 Upper Pownal St.
6¢_-idniwfgni
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CANVAS
FOOT-
WEAR
Warin weather de-
niaiids cool foot cover-
ing.\Ve can recommend
our canvas shoes for
comfort, coolness and
cheapness.
\/Voiiien’s white caii-
vas shoes $1.00 to 2.00.
. Men’s brown canvas
shoes 1.2 5.
Meii’s white canvas
shoes 1.25 to 2.oo.
Boys’ brown canvas
shoes I,.o'o.
Youths’ brown can-
vas shoes 75c. `
Girls’ white or red
canvas shoes 75c.
UChild’s white or red
canvas shoes 75c.
Alley ®. Co,
Cliarlottetown P. E, I
' (Sent by mail at saiiie
price).
Head Offices In New Prowse Block---Charlottetown. ' ~
clock Saturday night,
3°'-“dev evening st s.:-io.
wiggles glladyis Large,'City, left gat.
Mrs. I. McNeill. of Charlottetown
¥’.VlSi¢l.llg her parents, Mr. and Mrs_
Wins. Rioniiiuotn, N, B_
_h‘”hu“d9l`E0lJe a sllccesisfu-1 operation
'°“ i8 eyes at the Eye and Ear pn.
fiflnnry at Boston.
L0dB8 of Free M h `
Yarmouth last wiiezilills' W ich met at
bM'§)~J P0113' Carver, accompanied
. y 9* Yflllllg son of Boston, is
Spemililg the summer with her father
-David Small oi this City.
In the People’s Cemetery has late.
.lv been placed by cnnnaier nna neii
°l this City fl mllgniflcent iiiiiiiaincnt
.i:.§is:. aries. ‘" ’“°e~~ °' 
The Patriot Marathon Race cakes
-Flaw t0|11gl1T»- The start will be from
_the Patriot office over a ten mile
icourse and will end at the starting
il-llace. There is every prospect ol an
.interesting race. -
Lawrence 0’Leary, who since last
gill has been attending St. Dunstan's
FOUEEB. Charlottetown, arrived home
, _“dey to spend his vnontion with
Ibis parents Mr. and Mrs. O'Lenry,
Richiihucto, N, B.
Massachusetts newsapers contain
!rep_ort‘s od the suicide of n Mrs,
Edith A. Bows, aged 35, the wife of
'I‘._F‘. Bowe, of Grove Street, Essex,
Mass. She is reported to have been
born in this Province.
Announcements have been received
0! the ma.rriage~oi Miss Clcely Moore
Charlottetown, and Frederick A Joy-
'ce on Wednesday June 10th at Glo-
,ucester Mass. Mr._ and Mrs. Joyce
,will be an home after July' 15th ut
14 Wilbu Street, Everett.
l The marriage of John Walter Mc-
Leod Of N'°W\H'k.N. J.. and son of
'Alexander McLeod of Orwell to Miss
§Iria Grace Maier of_Ncwark is ari-
.nouucetd for' June 16th. D. A. and
Mrs Bruce, City, are among the in-
vited guests.
The Guardian is pleased to learn
lthat. Arthur-. Gay Carver, son of
,Richard Cnrver; Pownal, has just
‘completed his course of three years
in the Law School of Boston Univer-
lsity and has passed an exceptionally
‘satisfactory examination. He is now
taking tho necessary examinaticlns
to be adinltited to the Bur and pur-
poses cntering the offices of his bro-
ther Percy W; Carver L L. B. of
Boston. l
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' The committee in charge of arrange-
ments for the moonlight excursion
tonight have arranged with Worth's
Band to render se_v.eral_se1cctions_ln
front of the Patriot Olllce. During
the finish of llie r.-~.i.'i>., im-
medintely after the race
the Band will form up and mnrch to
'the Steam Navi ation Wharf and
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lust Up-to dale (‘ale in the city.  lboard the str. Harland with the
|Sons of England and their frliends
F-veryl\lins1le=*¢=““l Ulm- 'for n aeiignnni san.
T ours ecial 25c dinners t.li;y nr.: QOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOQQ. ...__
V ry P   The following is the program for
wel. e mee E 0 e ran o ge of
l Q lth tf‘n f th G d L rl
Quick lunches at ntllioiirs from loc ll | | | ;0d'dleu°W5 °f Charlol-l-etoeu which i5
Open from 8 30 n ni to i2-30 l*-'"-
Give us a call.
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if
WARM Weather iii
here. You will need
more FRUIT. Oranges
Bananas, Pine Applc‘,
uexcelleiit order and
rice moderate at
Mc KENN/\’S
Both Stores.
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See our window this
week
We show a Ladies' swell
_Tan Calf Blucher Goodyear
welt Hoot worth
  $54.00
At half Price .
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Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
intl Skin.
Evra tested and fitted for
.;l»\ss:~»i. _
tll"lt`lUlll HOURS
Btiltiiinur
lik Flour put up in
Barrels
ioo lb Bags
50 lb Bags
25 lb Bags
Low Prices for Cash
Ladies'lan Bouts “BEM ® G0"-
A Nice Light Dress,
§lto be -held on the second Wednesday
. in August: Grand dress parade of
Kent 5“'°°¢. Oddfellows. Costume .1 Dark clothes,
white tics and gloves and silk hats.
Exemplication of new ritual: lst,
degree, St. Lawrence Lodge, Char-
lottetown: second degree, Prince
Edward Lodge, Summerside. Canton
Latour in dress uniform will be pre-
ii in ii -t. ni. i.m-fixup ni. sent and' confer degrees. Grand recep-
- --.rin-soy rnwmintniont tion nfnd welcome by the Meyer end
Premier. P. E. Island has added
.“9°*‘.“‘°““’.“‘ about 100 new members to the
Lodges this year, and it is expected
that the attendance will be the larg-
est in the history -of the Order, and
lthe Grand Muster expresses the de-
inirn nine nii odoioiiows who onn
,mnke their summer holiday trip to
Charlottetown.
We have just received direct Mitchell and Bilby, evaiigellsts at
‘the Christian church, were greeted hy
ll'0"\ lll'~` Mm 3 lot of B EAV`ln fair audience at the initial service
yesterday, and the house was crowd-
ed in the evening. The morning ser-
mon wns devoted to “How to Save
Charlottetown," ln which the evan-
gilists set forth the idea of a perso-
‘ nal salvation and the necessity of
christian people working at saving
-the soul of the individual if the
town is to be saved. Paul said : "I
am not ashamed ol the gospel of
»l Christ for it is the power of God un-
to Salvation," and if people were
saved by the gospel in Paul's day, it
is the way to save the people oi
Charldttetown. “Each one win one
through Christ." In the evening Mr.
Mitchell preached an able discourse
leaking for me subject "what does
[ood onro for cnnriomtown." ood
1 th clt d f
ovee e y, as compose o men
and women, with an infinite love;
l"“ l°l’°f0S"“l’h "‘°l‘°’“P'°“y Picture' being infinite '1ove. it cannot be sur-
burgy om nn- on n visit to Lunon-|
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M“'°°l"1 J- Cnmpboii si camigan,l 'rho schooner
‘ G°°- J- LEM. Gif-Y. has been sie:-1.-‘
ed Grand Steward of the Grandl Prowse Bros Ltd. are oflerlng ox-
So cnll at our studio willi your new sum- Bd d b t ed b th .
'"5' '|'°’”‘ ""4 “Md 5'9"' friends A phow' hllsstsoriaiiaip .leohdas wlibpdsid that God
V0" '°"‘°'“"°' °f lf’“"”" pr°""s°d 'hem' so loved the world that he gave his
one. The Amatenris well looked aflerut .on to dm that the world might be
our studio. Fllinii developed at short “ved and the apostle made un 0!
"‘“l°°‘ - the statement that while we were yet
B  Eiqrgers Christ ldiéid for us. Prof.
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Tm'EP"0~\"‘7 m' lthe bitiiiaitiddilganlla ned Iadoindhist edodi
` ` ytributod greatly to the meetings, he
 ‘was assisted in the evening musical
service by Mrs Bilh who rendered a
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mt fer _ I. very p eae g pres vo seec
fi-if-X,,!:.°n.\iiy oxeap|iys‘inrii»y.l{lfl'f"|‘if`i‘3‘.§lll‘¢ tion. 'rho service tonight wni begin
$2.00
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Sprague & Co,
. Sunnyside
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'neotoii eco.-‘-,depot irons too' io., ne-»
tat 8 o'c)ock, subiect being selected
by the audience. 
I inblldilllii"r”CrmTi”T1d:e:Ai.3lidekngdi-r G* F'  es 0 n l
Th” mall Blltwilll 8l‘l'ived at 10 o-l The Dominion Government Cruiser
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Petrel is in p t.
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The Northumberland got into portl Dr. S; R. Jenkins returned home
home on Saturday night from
lOtztnwa where he had been lattendiing
the -Canadian Medical Council.
Mrs. Pugsley, St. John, Miss Fish,
-Newcastle, and Misa Kier, Malpeqne,
arrivediln the City last night on a
visit to Miss Gwen Welsh, Queen
.Btreet.
Pilgrim is loading
lumber in Halifax for Charlottetown,
P. E. 1'., and goes from there in ball-
ast to Rexton. N. B., to load 10;-
Boston.
Ceptiovnally good values at their
,June whitewear sale which is now on
and ladies interested should make
it a point. to read the firms ad
which will appear in tomorrow's
Guardian.
l The congregation oi St. John's
Church, Crapaud, have secured the
services of the Rev. A. W. M. Har-
ley.M. A., of King's College Wind-
sor for the summer months. He will
enter upon his duties on Sunday
lJune 28th holding service at 11 a.m.
and 1 p. m.
l The funeral of the late Mrs. Mc-
Quaid will leave the Law County
Building on Monday, the 15th inst.,
,nt 3 o’clock p. m. for the railway
station, thence by train to St.
Theresa where the funeral will tgkc
place on Tuesday the 16th inst., at
9 o’clock a. m. from the residence of
her brother Andrew Bradley.
‘ The lecture on “Scotland” in the
Fore-ster’s Hnll, Mt.. 'Stewart last
Friday evening by Dr. D. N. McPhail
was quite a success notwithstanding
tha wet evening. The speaker held
his audience spell bound for nearly
an lronr and a half. Solos were rend
-ered by Mins Sadie McLeod, Dundas,
iChns. McDonald and Joseph McDon-
ald, Mt. Stewart, while Miss Pigott
played. The proceeds amounted bo
$51 which went for the Presbyterian
Church property. Had che evening
been fair it is said, thc hull could not
halve held all the people.
I 'l`he.tlrst match, mixed foresomes
handicap, for the executive commit-
|te<_- prize, was playcd on the Belvi-
.dere Links on Saturday afternoon.
Tho following players took partz-
l Mrs. Mc(‘frendy und H. W. Long-
ivorth, won from Miss Bartlett and
Dr. Alley.
Mrs. W. W. Clnrk and Dr. ;il~\nch-
ard, won from Miss Pope and W. K.
Rogers. _
l Mrs. W. S. Stewart and A. W.
Weeks, won from Miss Rogers mid
R. G. wniinoo. _
1 '1‘hc other players who were iziitblc
to piny on Saturn-oy will rlny el
during the wcck. The next match will
,be played on Saturday next June
|20tli.
| TR THE DENTIST NEEDED.
Your tooth may ache and thro_b,
but tlint’s no reason for piillmg it.
Try this-,-run Ncrviline over the
gains and put some batting soaked
with Nervilinc in -the cavity and the
pain goes right away. Nothing hnli
so good for tootliaclie as I’olson's
\Nervlline. .
MEN OF Cl'lAltli0'l"I‘E'l`_()WN AND
§PROViNCE OF PRINCE EDWARD
‘ISLAND :-
I am now in n better position
than over to give you the very hes
tn be had in the tailoring art,havlng
lrcceived the latest New York lash
‘ionsfrom the Johh J. Mitchell insh-
lion house for the spring and summer
inf 1901:. l have also received a large
'supply of the very lntcst in suitingo.
overcoatings, trouserlngs and ladies'
coatings, which I will ninke up at
the lowest possible price. I have a
ladies' cont rankcr who is an expert
,ln that lfi_e. Ladies give us a call
and get a coat that will please you
linany style you choose. I have also
an expert from the old country who
ivill clean and press and repair your
elothini' nt a very modest price.
Give us your order early und avoid
the rush.
JAMES (‘-ALLAGI-IAN
Upper Queen Street.
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BRIDAL
GIFTS
1 The popularity of Pearl
l Je ~ elry is still niiabated.
' We are showing a splen-
did liiie of
Pearl Brooches,
‘ Slick Pine;
Safety Pins,
_ Pendants,
and
Rings.
Anyone of which is well
suited as n gift for bride or
bridesmaid
We emphasize quality in
the selections of our goods
and supply our custoiiiers
with the very highest
grade.
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STANLEY BROS
A VAST RANGE OF BEAUTIFUL
t 
' deny.
our assortineiit is at its greatest.
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_ Every pattern eloquent of style and taste. Pretty stripes, figures, sprays
` etc in the iiiost dainty and exquisite colorin rs ever shown in Char
lcttetown at this price ..    
There are about Iooo yards iii tnis lot and that will not last loiig so do not
The Weather Man has predicted zi hot wave so prepare for it early while
gl Wes in colors to iiiatcli the suit or dress.
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t' Lon g Gloves `
Short sleeves, lieiiig the style this season, necessitate the use of long
Li i;silk gli/es .itq>:, 1.25, 1.35 pr. Long Fabric gloves 4oc, 65c, _
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_ Woven Straw White _Blouses
Suitcases _
How often is thc wish
expressed, when prepar-
ing for a short journey
that one might have
sonietliing large and
liglitto carry things in
_ 19 in 65c ea.
2r in Soc ea.
23 in i.oo ea.
25 in I.io
Newest styles with
Tokio panels, iaiicy
yokes and sectional
effects iii pretty cin-
broideries and laces.
Hundreds of patterns
to choose from at 55c
75c,.I.25, 2 .oo etc.
l
' Pleated Fabrics
Fine French voile, 45
in wide, knife pleated
for skirts and suits. All
that is required to inake
the skirts is to close up
the back and put on a
band.
Cream, Blk, Navy and
Brown. i 85C yd
coiiiing more favorably known every ,
riiiiply send iis a postal card tellin
require and we will send samples
by return niail. facto,-y_
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Mail Orders `] White
‘OFT lTli;T‘;‘l°1' d¢Pa1'U“ent is be' Pretty lawn organdy,1iiusliii, duck
“S the kllld and Color Of mfltefiillyo-1 in the latest patterns direct from the
Tub Skirts;
d“Y_~_ _ _ and drill skirts both plain and fancy
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Merry
Widow" ~ .
Sceiiifi to lie llic cram- in Ladies' lints this season, but what
geiiuilie Merry \\'iilo\v is going to weiir one of those 40 inch
hals that are being offered hy iiiilliiiers in large ci'ies. But
before your wife or best girl gets to enqiiiriiig how you know so
iniich about it we will change the .eiilijc-ct by znirioiiiiciiig that
we are selling lots of Maple Sugar becriiisc it is pure and the
price is only 2.x cents per pound.
l,fg|5*”Try it now und sec if you doii‘t like it.
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Lord Dalineriy is thc most fashionable bred Clydesdale
stallion ever imported to the Island and as an individuql
cannot be beaten. _ ,
He was only shown three times-won first at Haldimam]
Second at Simcoe, and first at Tilsonbm-g, His ¢0l¢5 woe
ilrst and second at the same exhibitions in their class, though
.nily thr e months old. ‘
Look hini over before selecting; stud, Stands in Cha,-_
lottetown for the season of i9o8 at the Revere Hotel -smbics
P|CT0-YC BROWN. Owner
' The Always Busy Store
5 |r_i;_,Tts-»vl""ll
? ~-in A Wt1NIlE|lLANll 
T0-NIGHT
Moving Pictures
Russian Dr ina
C:l:~;ey’s Niglitiiiare
O Tello
Two New Songs
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MISS LOTTI li McKlNNCN
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No l22l9 Ca nadian No 726
Leather
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. . I ndies°blucher cut patent leather shoes
A all sues worth $2 5a our price for n few ‘
ip dnys $1 75 a pair. Here is your chance. L
~ to ret a neat u to-d
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C. _Alex Brown
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New Nobby Cloth
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mnke your new
Spring Suitor Overcoat
Just give me a chance to show
you the range of up-to-dug
suitingl, hers will be no
doubt but what.I can make you
a suit that will please you in
tyle. fit and finish.
Terms for the season $10.00 go be paid an or bgfgf- D¢¢.. ca AICX  
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