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' M , 'rue nas win be mga tau mer-aiagu.
p _  ioseiau might at-inmalgar.
Tm: music page in the Saturday issue
of June 30th. will contain tha words and
'““°|° °f 5 will entitled ‘ My little homo
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V 3  I ' , lezood enough for mo,-.
I _» V _ v n . S. S. Hasrra, from New Glasgow to
  _W ` ‘ Halifax which went ashore near Cape
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Sable,aud was bowed to Shelbourne, N. S.,
V  llSll Of S €iCl3l- l) I' ~ “'15 Dl°ki\805 Of 30063 which were
T .. P argaln offerings illus- itiroughrwrhu any by nes s. city er
8‘V“_'g‘fil_‘l“ lifvnt store. Such bargains are not
Obtain -ble in ordinary stores. For' instance
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n 't practical way the unrivalled value- _ c.|.sar.,uelonr¢inge°i>..e0..&o.,_
Tm: person who picked upon Sunday
|i\St» ll purse containing a small sum of
liliillsy will confer a» gi-out favor by
lwvlnlz same at this ofllce, ne the purge is
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-_ - SILKS .. _
One Thousand Yards
- 39C and 49c
On sale tbi~ morning at 9 o’clock sharp. Several
Silks of the ii res' qualities secured at an unusually
low p t.c. \Vc chnsider this lot of silks one of the
greatest lmrgains ever offered in Charlottetown
Space is llmit»_~d -we cannot go into the matter as
fully its we dl strc-but we do recommend an early
\'l*lt - ~tlic bnfgzllu is SO great,
At     yards of lovely Shot Silks
in all the newest colorings in-
cluding the iunbre effects, so fashionable. Some ol' the shades nrc
plain navy. brown, gr. en and shot effects in green ami blue-3 shades
-and green and brown-2 shades 39c worth 6oc,
At    5o0_yards elegant silks in plain
while, brown and green-sliarled
effects ingolden brown, lcd and green, Myrtle and altnbre effects at
494: wortli 75c yard.
PROWSE BROS., Ltd.-i-_
Pretty Prints Sc yard
  Worth Sc
A mo.t opportune purchase-goes on sale just
when most needed. Come quickly or you`l1 be dis-
appointed.
This lot consists of about fifteen liipiricrl yards, The patterns are
neat and pretty and wvont equallydivitlell between light and
(larkrffects,just thc thing for norona, cliild|en’s dresses
and pinalores. Quality usually sold at tic. Special till 
all sold,perynrri   
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A NEW CORSET 49e
tn. _ Beenmaking great iuipro
` vements in the corset depart-
ment lately-tlirowin g out all
old s‘yles, putting in a splen-
did new stock of ilie finest
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fo°n1 fitting models in the
po,ular "D and A” “P C"
and "B and I’ makes and
,_ wc’ve a saleslady in charge
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` ' licrbusiucss.
Ore line we particularly
recomuiend as an excellent
c=r.=et at an extremely rr.-
asr nable price.
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#mi white butisie covedng; also in
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satren covering in drab and white.
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glnlbriiiilllgdylitihi-uietlinnlhilfilirll bc sp)len<'iid value at 
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LADIES’ NIGHT ROBES
We Offer four splendid bargains
in bright sparking, brand “CW
‘~ » night robes-a special cud-of-tlie
a¢»-~r». ` week attraction. These are beau-
\,» \ tifully made, elegantly finished
'  l,_`\\ garments and will only be on Sale
'_A' l;_§'\> at the special prices here adver-
' tised during the balance of this
week .
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' finished with feather ¢llg€.
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` broldrred and tucked in sectioiga embark ex. 1 I". _ o V
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Any “Mele mem on li f r ccipi
 ment will be aeat free of ch Brgslgsmfe for
,` ._ " full amount. f “M lm be
nf mm., and address wii ¢
“ Articles not provln latin A Y ni' b
  returned and monel' T°'° P°°“'° W e
refunded.
Fosriciv. E. SMITH. of Taunton, Mage,
arrived here on the Halifax yesterday'
H1061* f0ur years absence, to spend a month
0" We Island. Visiting friends. ills home
ly/bile here will be with his grandparents,
31 miwT. and Mrs. Fraser, at Linwood, Lot
i - r. Smith occupies a good position
'rl the silver works of Reed & Burton,
lnunton, Mnss.
Tin: condition of many ol' the sim,-B
|““‘liiiKS Of i»i\€ City Streets is not very
‘""~'¢mi\bl¢. und detracts from the nice
nppcnrunce nf things. Now that citizens
ure tuking uulntcresl. ln making Chr"-.
lottetown look heautlful,lt is time that
the nccuniulntcd rubbish which is to be
seen nt thesclandings should bo cleared
'\“'¢\l'. Old bottles, cunr~4,rugu,`,bags, ice-
bcuts, etc., arc among the hrlu-n-brag ln
evidence.
Ro|n~:n'i' Ausrzw, who is nt pres(-ni
uigriculturnl luectirugs in that section,
reports from Eldon: Crops in this section
look \vell. Ulovcr has wlntered well, and
the hay crop is very prolillsing. I’.isr.urcs
ure good; whcut. soiuewlmi; hnckwnrd;
oats growing well and .ure at good color.
Fruit trees prc.~ient n. llne uppcnrnncc,
und there isa good prospect for ri splendid
fruit. crop. Stock luis been well wintcrcd
und looks well.
THE Slllcndifl production of the
sensational melodrnmu, “The 0onvlct's
l)nu|,;hl.er," which is the uttrnction ut
orient house on Monday evening, .Tune
'.'."i|.h, is sure to make u very favorable
in|r»i‘cssien utlhis theatre. Theplotls u
=<il‘0Ill1 one, is well told, cleverlv
constructed and is replete with exciting
situations. llurely have more realistic
stage pictures been presented than are
shown in this play. The story is written
around incidents thnt might occur in
everyday lifc, and a delightful vein of
'¢°U\9il.Y runs through the enl.lre.pluy
rrhich relieves the tention unused by the
IIHHW tln-llllug scenes and situations.
'l`lie scene of the story is carried from
K0“i“<’ky to New York, and then closes
ln thc Southern country. The change of
scene permits ofthe introduction of u
clever bit. of strnze mechanism in the
fourth uct, when ii train of cnrs rushes
ncroes the stage und the dnrlniz and
acnslitioiml leap for freedom, by in convict,
occurs ut it rnorur-nt when the audience is
worked up to the highest pitch of
cxcliciiient.
Tm: third session of the N. VV. Queens
Sunday School Associiitlon met. on the
20th lust. The President, Rev. J. G. A.
llclycu rrouducted the opening exercises.
After the reading of the minutes, and
some items oi' business the schools that
liud not. reported ut Brookfield were
culled on, and ncnrly all responded
through the representative present. The
llcv.Mr. Miller then delivered an excellent.
udrlrcss on The Sunday School as a Factor
lu the niorul and spiritual development of
the rising generation. The Field Secre-
tary then explained the work of the
different departments of Sunday School
work, and conducted nn excellent round
table tulk in which many present took
part. In the evening after the opening
exercises, the Rev. Ewen McDonald
stated that the Executive Committee had
appointed Misa Laura Wedlock, Supt. of
the Home Department; Mr. Brown ns
Supf-. of the Temperance Department, and
Rev. J. G. A. Belyca as the Superlnten
dont nf The Teacher Training Depart-
ment.. Ile explained the workings of
these departments. The Field Sccrei.in'y
spoke on the adult Bible class, and the
necessity ot keeping the men ln the
Suuduy School in order that the boys
might be kept ln also. lion. Geo.
Simpson iznve nthouglltful address on
bow to rnnke li convention cil`ect.lve after
lt closes. Short addresses were given by
Arthur Simpson, James Simpson, and
Nell Simpson. Rev. E. McDonald moved
ri vote of’ thanks t.o the Belfnet Church
for use of church building, and to the
choir, and the Field Secretory and nil
others wno lmd contributed to the
success of the meeting. The day being
fine the house was illled, both inflthe
nurlltoruim and the vestry. All enjoyed
the meetings. The muelcwas excellently
rendered by the united Presbyterian and
‘Famous Soap. Satisfaction in ev y
,,,k,_ ttaktw.
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Doughnuts,
l0c doz.
A an our apecially
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A ple Plea lac each.
lllnce Plea nc each
Cream Plea it 8 i5¢ each
cocoannl Plea 15 8 me each
can malt rake use msd
Bnltlnl Gall
Nut Cake
while Cake
Bread of all kia
and (ood.
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riasietlnif £0 conduct Government. i
I The iilm you use fa morelm-
portant than the camera you
use-more important than the
lens yon nae. The amateur of
experience iiraials upontlre iiim
of experience. Kodak iilm haa
ao year-aol experience behind lt.
_lt It lan't Batman,
it lllifi Kodlk 'Film
hook for "i¢ant.mau" on the box;
look for “Kodak” on the spool.
son hy _
Saruanar Guudianillty cents a yolr- Dn. A|.i.lY‘s house on Doi-cheater Street
has been bought. by B 0 Prowae, C C
, Uonierenoa. ’
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town, has returned home after spendi
iaar. winter abroad. '
a year laan excellent gift for that friend
of youre abroad. Subscribe for it today.
now working in Toronto. lie has funny
will he glad to learn of his success.
John Donnelly of Albany, ls reported to
have taken place in Maine, where young
Donnelly‘who was 22 years old wus
working. There are no particulars. The
deceased worked here on the construction
of the Murray Harbor Branch.
Miss Cmun Snrra, of Hampton
arrived Thursday :from Uullfornin. She
was accompained by her sister-ln~luw,
Mrs. W. L. Smith and two chlldlen who
will remain ut Hampton until thenutuinu,
when Mr. W. L. Sulltli will urrlvc i'rom
California ta take them back with him.
Sr-icrurrain' Anrnin,\i.n ofthe Y M. G
A., left yesterday for Suruuicrsirle
to make arrangenients for any buys
fromf that section who intend to attend
the Y. M. C. A. Boys' Camp to be held
in Nova Scotia next month. There in-e
about twenty boys ln Cliarlottetown who
intend to go.
A'iverbi'wrs nrcs.slre.l to have “chnn|zeu"
in nor, lutcr than ten u. rn. each Saturday
for both The Daily und The 'l`ri-weekly of
Monday. Gunrdlnn employees lnive n.
lmlf holiday each Snturduy during the
summer months. The business, edlturul
und news dcpnrtruents nre open as on
other dnys for the transaction ol liuslricss.
The following is the progrnurof the
Sunday School Convention lo be held ln
the Baptist/Cliurcli, Clinrlol.t.ret.ow nz'
June24~4 p. in. Union rneetingnfnll
Sunday school tenclicrs rind \vo|'ki-r.~---
nddrcss, Rev. J. B Grmonrr.
June 25-First Session, 2110 ri rn
llcvotlons, minutes, r-Ieotlcu ofollle-r-i.~_
etc. 3 Sill-Address on llome Depot-tin.-nt.,
A. W. Stems; on 'l`cn|pcri\uce, .i.i{.
Ros:-1;on;Teucher ’l'i-ninlng, Prof. .lor-Inn.
4p. ru.-Lesson on Ilurlbnrtfs Outlines,
Principal Seaman. 4.20-Round 'l`.rIrlr-,
Rev. J. R. Gunong. 5 p. ni.-Dlscuiarsiou,
Closing.
Second Session. 7.1l0p. ni.-Devotions,
Mlnutes,8-Address, licv. .l. il. Gnuong,
Music, Offering, 8.214] Address. Rcv. Mr.
Sedgewlck, brief addresses fi om workci-s
gene-rally. ll l-'S closing.
Tim souvenlrposlnl card crnzc for which
thcrels eucha vogue just now la not
without. its uscfplucss by any menus.
it iss. very pructlcnl means of tericliirig
geography, and it rllaclosr-s, as no other
means does the uatnrnl lu-rrutlcs of the
places from which they are scnt. It is
very gratifying to observe tlint by con -
purlson with others the souvenir postal
cards of Prince lidvirml Lslrnid, ure cquul
to the very beat publl.~hed, and the
scenes rlcpiutell,,iio’i' variety und henuty,
nrelnferlorto none. A nreut deal of
the credit. for this vrilurthlc ndvertislnig
of tho province is due to thc pliotograplis.
nnd thclcndcrsln thc acrlcs urc the
works oi local pliotogruphcrs, notably W.
S. I.ouscn,u number of whose pictures
have been chosen. A new series ` lnti-ly
issued by n flrru of Toronto Publishers,
einbrnces many splendid scenes of
Island sccnery,undlcnvc nothing lo be
desired in the way of printing-being
equal tothe finest. color work that is
turned out.
Tim first of u series of ugriculturnl
niectinlzs was held ut Eldon on the ltith
Inst. I)uucnnAn1!erson, of Rigby, (hit.
was present-, accompanied by Robert
Agnew, of \Vllmot. The afternoon lneetlng
was held on a farm near the hall. There
Mr. Anderson spoke for some time on
Cultivation, and on the crnrltcatlon of
noxious weeds. Mr. Agnew spoke on the
prcpnrstiouoflnnd most. likely to sccnrc
a clover catch, advocating through
cultivation in summerund fall. The even-
ing meeting in the Hall was largely
nttenrled. Mr. Agnew wits the first
spenker, taking for his subject Rotation
of Crops, urlvocitting n foul' yours rotation
-viz: roots, wlicni, clover und pasture,
enipliaslzirnz the necessity of illorouulr
cultivation. Mr. Anderson spoke onthe
some suhiect, dealing with the importance
of clover as n ferr.llizer,nd vacating surface
munurlng, und ndvlalng farmers to feed
to stock all they hrow.
 
Q Film for
KODAKS
Tazora. Moons left yesterday for-N
Marysville, N. B., to attend the Methodist,
Mm Hamann Knzmxnr, oiCharlo e-
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Tnl Saturday Guardian, only fifty oenta
Jack Kaiuyoi this city has secured a
good position with M. J. llrmey and is
friends in musical and other circles who
Tim death of John Donnelly, n sono!
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special 45C.
etc--worth 55c to $1.15.
ch nice. V
(lnc hundrcri girls \vni\tc»l to flt on und
-uy rcudy to wi-nr di‘csi~ic~, ull kinds rt url
I’r\iou 8.: Go. 22d2i.
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_Is the cry at present. You
will find the prettiest patterns
were not many farmers in attendance. and the lowest prices at
Taylors
BOOKSTORE.
Llnlmcnts.-We keep ull the populnr
_linlments on tho market, viz., Mlnurdir,
Macs, Jol\nson's Anorlyne, Woodhuryu
Sloane, Bentleys,l<Jizypt.lnn, etc. etc. We
especially recommend Macs. It is coxn~
posed of purest ingredients and is the
best. remedy for pnln. It ruha in dry
Prlce  u l\otl.lc.-The two Macs, Mur-
Donuld & MacKinnon, Druprglsts, Co|'.(lL.
Geo. and Kent Streets. dtwll.
Foods
Every good food
can be.
Call on us or
phone No. 6.
tele-
"Tho Two Ma
Saturday’s
Sensation in
Silk Sei ing
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Hundreds of vards of taffetas,
Pailertes, Japanese, Tamollnes, etc.,
worth 55c to $1.
15 for 45c.
Our special 45C.
SAMPLES SENT Ti)
0UT 0F TllWN
CUSTUMERS
, Return mail will bring you samples of any of
the above lines-In ordering kindly make a second
‘ This is iiiiq-iestionahly the finest silk bargain ever offered to the people
of Ciiarlottetowu. One particularly attractive line is the fine French taileta-
in full regular width-regular value 8oc.
Our Special Price 45c.
This line comes in
Black Coral ' Brown
White Pale Blue Lhampagne
Cream I Cardinal Reseda
‘ Tl1ere's also alot of soft japanese Silks; in black, cream and whit=, 27
inches wide, very dainty, and specially adopted for wash waists--wortli 58: our
- In addition to these lines which wc bourglit :it a great birgain specially
for this sale-We have also placed on sale alot of fancies in checks, dots, ilorals,
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i Antoni; Lhcmost largely sold and wr-ll Mr 1.-,,,.n,,,,.mk,, the next “Mn ,_
know" "ne" fm' chil‘|"c“ "re the STO" K Cl|ni'l0|.tetow|i nnd comc null seo us fog
ull sizes from -i yours tu lil, nt. .lnmc-`i l'AN'l`S,vi'hlc-li you have notcrl heavily dry goods ,md |,0u,,e furnishhmx We
ndvelised lu thc "LADIES HOME i.| go. .
.lOUliNAT." und other xxinlgnzlrlus. Vtfe :i.;,,‘;u\,,::“0|‘;L';|S:::.::,|fol,,:,3ol I»i~‘.;(:o$?0/’
have just plnccrl this line ofgoods in
underwear department. Moore &
McLeod. xlrl lf,
Pine Fruit Flavors and good ric. '
creani tastily served with cold sparkl-
ing sole. water.--A. W. Reddin,
Pheui B. 23d ri. `
. KEEP YOUR lll‘lAl) C()OL I
I ls n lnnxiui for liesili»h 2
I These straw hats just the thing 1
5 .ine Paton & Co. 22rlIll. I
Fresh Tnrtlelts ro cents fer doz. at
D. S\ewx\it’s, Kent Street. 23d Ii.
stock, the price is :’»Uc and wc think eve ry
mother will be interested ln knowing: of I R -1 . -_ | _ _ _ _
theui. You will llnd Lhcru in the lndur-».' ' M “uyi mm uh 'Wm "mil enters and
Catfiilogue prices. \\ is also pny freight. on
parcels of $'J.'r_iiltuNr_v r~i.n|.lun ou P. If.
keep your morn-y nt honru. .lnmvs Paton
81 C0- zodtwlll.
Tn l|\r1ur»- p\~l'i'nul hunlirli neil ll‘0i1-0K-
'l'nhIeLs For sale at your drugglat/s, 25
ents per box. dl) Lf
The sensation of the day is the line of
linnrlsorno nllks wc are selling for 45c per
ynrd. We lnivc given you several remark~
able bnrgnirne but this is certainly one of
the bein. things wc have ever offered you.
Handsome plnln tatfetas regular widths,
“"0 flililliiy. they fire usual 800 lines
selllngut ~i5c per yard. Moore k McLeod.
23d1l.
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Vi c war t you to help us close
little money,
in the niarllet.
ship and perfect in finish. '
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A Greater Slaughter Than
Ever in Prices.
out in a few wc ck s llrnc.
Seize this chance of a lifetime to furnish your house for very
A good variety of Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture,
still on hand, also oflice arm chairs and filters for busy men and com-
fortable rockers for the ladies. Without doubt the most attractive line
DON’T FORGET TIIE BABY.
Our Baby carriages are dainty in design thorough in work man
.  KODAK Baby Jontv NEWSON.
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manning
fo, For Ladies’ Dress Goods
baby is here fresh as _*OF*
|"lUN\Pl`lREY'S MAKE
Loon 1N 'ras wssr wmnow or
Clothing Store
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