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JUNE 27 1917 ' ` »
THE CHARLOTTETOWN G
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bt , * G 7  _ E J M  _AUARDIANA
The _ Central Guardian
Ripe Cherries
make delicious and
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Presents
We have just received a nice line of Silver
-P}lated Ware which we would be pleased to
s ow. ~
See our new Pyrex Casseroles.
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CHARLOTTETOWN'8 GREAT
“DOLLAR DAY" ON THURSDAY
JUNE 28th. 1196-6-23E1i.
ENLiBTED‘ IN KlLTlE8.- Mr.
Alex. McLeod formerly oi Beltast, P.
E. 1.. and now of Boston has enlisted
with the 236th Kilties. He is it bro-
ther of Mrs. Daniel Silliker of New
0|-Blsow. N. S., and was lor many
years a member of the Scottish Clan,
Boston.
LIBERAL CONBERVATIVE CON_
VENTION AT GEORGETOWN.-A
Liberal Conservative Convention has]
been called for Friday, June 29th at.
one o'clock nt Georgetown to nomin-i
ate s candidate tn. illl the vacancy
Ullllsetl by the appointment oi' Premier
Mathieson of the Chief Justiceship.
1221-6-26MEti‘.
WEDDING BELL8.- A very inter-
esting event took place at the Metho-
dist Parsonage, Pleasant Valley on
the evening of June 4th when Robert
Elsworth Wuye and Helen Flora
Wares oi’ Wheatley River were united!
in the bonds of uratrimc-ny the cere-
mony being peri`orme|i by the Rev.
1., J. l.euril_
ISLANDER DEAD.- The sudden,
denth or-curred_on June 7th at his
snow in cnantgorrgown
on --oottas oAv~ .suns n.
' nas_s-zsnn.
CHARLOTTETOWN MERCHANT8
ALL JO|N,in oillerlng great bargains
for “Dollar Day" June 28th.
1196-il-23E1i_
GRANVILLE CIRCUIT.- July lst
Services as Iollows.- Pleasant Val-
ley ll; Granville 3; Stanley 7. These
services will be patriotic in character
and will commemorate the ililteenth
anniversary ot confederation.
PROMOTION.- lu the Canada' Gaz-
ette or June 23rd appears the follow-
ing notice: 82nd (A1begwelt Light
lnI’antry).- TQ be provisional Lieut-
enant (supernnmerary): Leonard
Jarvis Gay, gentleman. lst May 1917.
Notice also appears in the salma issue
to the effect that Miss ina Gertrude
Gillau of Charlottetown has received
‘her commission as a nursing sister.
GAZETTED.- The last issue of
the (‘a-_ _-:t Gazette contains the of»
ficial notice of the appointment of
“The Honourable John Alexander
Muthieson. or the Oitvy of Charlotte-
town. in the Province oi Prince Ed-
wuld island, one of His Ma]esty’s
(it-,insel learned in the Law for the
said Province: to be Chief Justice of
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some in Arlington, Mass., of How-lille Supremo Court of Judicature of
urd ll. Ramsay 11 for-mer resident of PFIUCB EilWBl'd ‘lSl8lld, in the F00!!!
<‘l\:n‘loiletown. Deceased leaves to- and stead of the H0!10UI‘£lble Sir Wil-
LITTL! SON DEAD.- The many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Peter_Mc-
Aleer. Alley Street, will learn with
deep regret of the death of thyr lit-
tle three year old son, Ira ames
which occurred on Monday evening.
The little lad had been in failing
health for sometime and his death is
keenly felt by his parents. The funer-
al takes place from his home on
Alley Street this morning 'at ten 0'-
clock.
SPRINGFIELD. - The regular
monthly meeting of the Springileld
`Women’s institute was held in the
schoolhouse c-n -the evening of June
15th. After the regular business of
the meeting had been taken up. M-iss
Gordon gave an interesting talk on
mittee which had been appointed to
canvas the _district for funds to aid in
the Institute Red Cross work and
the support of the two prisoners of
war, which had ibeen adopited by the
Institute, reported a tota of $07.00
collected; ily, was decided to purchase
$30.00 worth of yarn, so as to be
able to keep up the good work of knit
ting socks for the soldiers. A Red
Cross sewing will the held at the home
of Mrs, H. B. Hsslam on the after-
noon of June 27th. Meeting closed
with National Anthem.
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the “Cooking of Meats". The com-_ -
"SALAllA"
The First' Tea ever put on the
market with at protected selling
price printed on the paeketh,-gr
M°RR'§r5i“lT*!f3EEli
'l`l1ursday,'.lune 28th is Dollar Day
if  " 1"# r ' ' ‘ ' "-
A Read This , Read This
' 50 pairs Woincn's Walk
 mens walkoyers overs, (loud Lasts und liar
guins u| nmrln-d price
but _vours tin-
HALF PRICIL
i’nii~-nl, (lun I\it.~ini::_
AT -
Half Price `
ii-£-q
You will ilnd here bet-
ter value than you can
1 dream of
nf’
- Ask your grocer or Phono
k
mourn besides his wii‘e:, three scnsz-
Archie. Howard und i‘olin nt home'
and tive duughters:- Mrs. W. J.,
('lnrk :intl Mrs. (‘. V, Elliot; of Ar-
lington, Mass; M*rs. l\‘. Skidmore of!
Roxbury; Mrs. l¢‘_ M. _\lucDonald ut'
Augusta, M-nine and Jennie ut hc-me.
TRY THEM
The next time you suffer with
headache, lndifestioni bllious-
,ness or loss o appet te, try-
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Sell of Aly Modlelno lnllll WMU.
laid ounwhsu. In box¢|.25s. tl- I
fred Sullivan, resigned.
WEDDING BELLS.- At Calgary,
on June 12th ‘by the Rev. Dean Puget
in the Pro_Cathedrul. Miss Catherine
MacPhae and Mr. Ralph Hastie Hal-
lett were united in the holy bonds oi
matrimony_ The_bride who was at-
tended by her sister was given a-way
by her father. The groom was suppor-
ted by Mr. Joseph Hanbon. The bride
was dressed ln a travelling suit. ot'
grey with blouse and hat to match
and carried a bouquet of white roses
and maiden hair fern. The groom's
gilt to the bride was diamond ear-
rings, to the bridesmaid a gold wrist
watch, tc- the groomsmen a. smoking
set. The reception was held at the
brides' iiome.» Her reception gown
was oi' blue Duchess silk trimmed
with seed pearls. The popularity ol
the young couple was attested to by
many beautiful and costly gifts re-
ceived. They will reside in (‘algttry.
The hrides’ -parents are Mr. and
Mrs. W. (T. McPhee formerly of
New Dominion, P. E, island.
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Former Prices $7, $6.50 $6
Dollar Day $3.50, $3.25, $3
Over 30 pairs will go at
‘BIG BARGAINS Buttoned
-Laced- Tan.
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Sm-ties, Vinlh lt:-pn lint-
Iuinul :tml |.utf¢¢ti
Marked Pfiet- s5.75, $5.50. `
5.00.
Dollar Day $2.83, 2.75,
$2.50
_'\'r-vcr ngttili will you
st-t. such
BARGAINS IN BOOTS. *
Experienced N urns
One Nurse writes- , '
prefer M ennen'e  , 
95c Per Pair
“| prefer it to hay other powder
 _ l whitewear
teething in infants."
 _ and Roman Sandals.
`_ Another one nys- Ladies Pumps and Hi-
, _.Bm hu denmue, , _ Cut Laced_ and Buttoned
| ¢|,,5,‘,’8,.,,r:,`,"||di,,¢;,,,,|;,:|l;. Boc-ts. Ch|ldren’s Pumps.
_ ,,,,,¢,,m,|,y;_°' l and H-Cut Laced Boots I
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Mens Canvas
A Bargain for Mon in
all sizes and at Low Pric-
es. Also White Oxfords
and Boots with Rubber or
Leather Soles.
MEHNEHS
   e   mortals-sniruansa
Tni-.cum ,, ,
W - I L
DOLL R D P
FOR THURSAY
PATO
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ruoivi T1-in ntousss, coftsnrs AND WHITEWEAR
DEPARTMENT
Ladies’ White Voile Blouses, reg. $1--’5 21110 $150 I 00
Sgllingfgl' . . . .
..    .   ...5lfl.00
rallies’ Whitt- silk 1nt_tist»_q . _ - _
-- _  - --- --ij'-.00
Ladies’ Striped Poplin iilonses, r0i‘.`~ -‘ll--ii’ fill" ' ' ' "lf|'00
l.:i<lies` Corsets, rcgulzn' 1.35 un<l_ $1.25 101'- __ ---3'-00
Ladies' Corsets, regular title. 2 pznrs for- _ _ _ - - - -lm-00
Ladies’ Princess Slips, reguizll' 551-30 fill* ~° " ' ' ':M'00
Ladies’ White Underskirts, regular $1.30 for . :gl-0"
liadics’ Corset Covers, reg'ulnr 350, 4 fill" ' ° ‘ ' ‘ ' '§“‘m')
Cotton l)1'ztwers, 1'eg'ultn' 85c, /i prs. for __ _ M-00
Vests' reguhu. 306’ 4 pl-gh fm' . . . .
. . . . . . _ . . . . . .$1.00
Vests, regular 2i1c, 6 prs. for - _ - - ~ - - - - - - ' -
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Children`s White Voile l1i°¢‘SS0S. \\'0l`i-ll 111) to $3” $1 00
fm- . . . . . . .
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Cliilflren‘s Middies, 1'eg'u_lt1l' $_1_25 fm' ' ‘ ' '  '   
Maids’ White Aprons with B1bS_ Veil- 980- ed-» ‘ 0' '
DOLLAR DAY in rA'roN's CLOTHING DEPT-
. 5.00
Men’s Suits, \v0l”ih $11-00 find $1300 fi" _ _____._ ll*
.l'l‘l9.l)8
Men’s Suits, worth $15-001 fo" ' ' ' '
‘ ' ' ' ` ` ` ` ` ' ,
Men’s Raincoats, regulal’ $5-00 fm” " ' ' ' '
"$335
Boys’ Suits, sizes 6 to 17 Years' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "`$4`49
Boys’ Suits, sizes 6 to 15 Years' ' ' ' ` ' `
` `$2`T”:
Boys’ Raincoats, 6}t0 16 yefifs ° ° ° ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ` `$2'z'3
C3pS’2f0r..............................$1.00
Men’s Felt Hats, worth from $2-00 ti’ $300' ' '°` ° ' '$l`®
_ . _ _ . _ .$1.00
Men’s lor Straw Hats, worth up U1 $3'00 fill 00
SuitCases,wort11$l-50"""   `  I
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT CHARLOTTETOWN ON DOLLAR DAY'
1 Tons L1 ITED _   
BARGAINS FROM THE LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
' DEPARTMENT 7
$5.75 White Voile Dresses for _ _  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _$335
White Wash Skirts .  . . . . . . . . . . _ . $1.25 rllltl lli|.50
Colored and White Summer Dresses, last year’s,
V3,]u95ul)t0$5_75f01' . . . .
..    _...$1.00
$3.75 Paramattu Rainproof Coats, fawn_ _ _ _ __.$2_75
24 only, Ladies’ Kimonas, all colors. . . . _ .
__ _ _ _ _.iill_00
Afew Raincogts at       ..ilil.0O
Blackslickercoatsat . . . .
. . . ..    .....$4.48
Blue and black Serge Skirts, all wool, worth up to
$3_25f01'... _       .....$l.iiO
65 Black Sateen Underskirts, regular $1.25 for _ _ _ _T50
35 Ladies’ Suits in black, navy, brown and green, all
wool serge, also silks, catalogued at $12.75, on
Dgllar        _.$7.75
This lot will be oifered at 9 o’clock.
SOME SNAPS FROM THE GENTS’ FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT
M6ll'SMeI‘in0 Underwear. ._  .....40('_
Men’s Heavy Duck Khaki Shirts, reg. $1.25 for- _ _ _iiil-00
Men’s Oxford Shirts, regular 85c for- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ -750
Men’s Soiled Fancy Shirts- -_ -_ _  __¢ __  _£500
Men's35c NeckTies......      ...25c
3 prs. Llama Wool Socks, reg. 45c ea. for- _ __ ---$1-00
Wholesale prices on entire stock except Stanfield’s un-
derwear. '
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The following will be offered at wholesale prices on
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Black Taiietta Skirts, Sport Coats, Serge Dresses, Wash
Dresses, Serge and Tweed Suits, Wool Knitted Coats,
Taifetta Suits, Silk Sweaters, Summer Dresses, Raincoats
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V _ t-»anm»».s~ ._ . . ..._ _‘ ‘_
IN THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT p
Embroidery worth up to 180 yd., 5 yds for- _ _ _ _ _ _ -501'
Corset Cover-Embroidery, worth 24c, 21,-L_. yds. for- _ -501'
Flouncing Embroidery worth 35c, 2 yds. for _ _ _ - -
_ -500-
All Dress Goods at Wholesale Prices.
All Silks including Taiiettas, etc., ni. Wl1ol<\s;tlc l’rit~t~s_
IN THE SMALLWARIC l)l'lil’/\li'i`ll'll".N'l`
White and Grey Chamoisette Gloves _ - _ - - _
_-$1-00 |>=\i"
Silk Ankle Hose, 4 pairs for . . . _ _ . . . _ _ . _ . . . _ .
_ _$1.00
Children’s Hose, 4 pairs for. _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$1.00
Long White Silk Gloves, worth up to $1.25. . _ _ .$1.00 IP"-
M0i1~e  Hand Bags f()1' . . . . . . . . . .
_ . . . . _ . .!‘l'il .00
Le3_t}~|@1~H;1nd B3g5.....~ . . . . . . . .
._ _  _..!iil.tl4I
Discontinued line of “Little Darling; iiosc in <~:n'tlln:tl
and black going at 4 pairs for- _ _ _ _ - -
_ _ _ _ _ -$1-00
5 prs. cotton fleece lined hose, for _ _ _ _ _ _ _  _ _ _$1-0"
White Cashmere Hose, worth 75c. pr., 2 prs. for- _ _#ill-00
l)().\I EST l(‘ DEI’/\ RT 3| EN ’l`
Gingham’s and Cottons . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'if' |101' .Vil-
Yard wide Print Cotton _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10 _vztrds for $1110
Voiles and Muslins, half price.
Fancy Crepes and Ratines, . . . . _ _ .
_ _ 5 _vsrds for =‘Fl_00
Wrapperette half price.
Grey Cotton, forty inch _ _ _ _ . . . . _ .
_ .10 _v:n'tls for $1110
PLEASE NOTE :-That we have the l:n'gcst_ :intl
best Ready-to-Wear Stock in the City, and no old goods
to show at any price, all other goods in this Department
will be sold at Special prices.
ALL TRAINS going East and South will be held over
one hour for convenience to Shoppers to the City. The
Murray Harbor train will go at 4.10 instead of 3,10, and
Souris train 4.20 instead of 3.20.
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