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' ‘ ' ' 3°|f.Y it Sometime".
ni k k _ ko The latest news, first of all. ` Mr. Curran, York, has been envsg-
c ¢y_ & Nicho n Tob cco Co. Ltd. "_
Mimulucfureia phone
dmwfrwtf
345 Charliittetown
Children at the “awkward apr?" stil
we un makin pretty good photographs of
them. and you know you`d like to have
the pictures lo send away and some to
keep for yourself too.
Bring the children in and lei.
us show you what we can do.
CO0K u Sllltllo
Whiia _Baby is Always Welci may
Go io llUGllES’.
iflamcra and Photo
Supplies.
Printing and Developing dine,
Satis|".ii;iioii guar.-iitccd, `
GEO. E. HUGHES..
` Apoiheruriea' Hall A
I.50 L50 I.50
` Ladies’ patent
- leather shoes
L50 I. so a pair.
[50 Your elianceto buy
ii neat trappy shoe
 at a low price.
Blucher cut, fast
color eyelcts cheap
.|50 at 2 25 ’
I.50
I.50
I.50
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A E. McEAClil'.N
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Fruit Jars.
\lt’c li:-vc ri _'ull line of
the celebrated “Gem” frnit l
j.iis. It will be lo your iii.
terest to call and see thciii
befor.; buying elsewlii-~re. ,
 
  RW- A- `L°P“5"» W°°d°¢°°k N
. ' round trip tu Point du Chene Satur-
20 p. e. oil _    » .
Taii Shoes
all day
Saturday
You’1l be along our
way Saturday night to
see the new electric
lights-To conivnence
with the first lighting
of these new lamps we
offer you 2oc back on-
every dollar when buy-
ing tan slices for men
or women-all the best
shoes in the shop are
offered.
$3 oo ta i shoes for 2.40
_ $4 0.: tan shoes for 3.20
Sitiirdny only see
Alley Q). C0
Sole Ag-nts i
has been here for some time visiting
  her mot.he,._
C. Oran Thompson, Amherst, is in
the City. I.
Hartle Sims, Margate spent A few
' days visiting: friends at French River.
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B., in visiting i-niniiviin in eiii'n oieyf
Miss May Saunders, City, made the
Joe. Chlsolmi and Jack McLeod,
Uigg, havejrsturncd fron:i`-a pleasant
visit to Montague. '
Sunday mt French River the guest of
Miss Fannie Orr.
Victor I-iaslam, who has been visit-
ing in the City, left Saturday en
route to New York.
Geo. Hynilman, who has been visit-
ing his parents in St. Petor's, left
Saturday on return to Boston.
Mrs. Bertha G. Fraser who has
been visiting in this Provinca hiss re-
turned to her home in Boston Mass.
Miss Bessie Kielly, who taught
school at Donaldson the pau; four
years has arrivvd‘ at her home at
Govehead.
Miss Nellie Edgett returned to
Moncton Saturday, after. a pleasant
visit with T. C. and Mrs. Edgett,
Kent St.
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A very large number of passengers
took advantage of the sail up West
River Saturdiay afternoon on the S.
S. Harland.
George and'Mrs. Drake and son
Gordon of Strasbourg Sask., are
home on a visit to friends and r6-
latlves at Pownal.
William and Mrs. Docherty, Vic-
toria Cross, and Mrs. Charles Mc-
Kinnon, Uigg, were pastiangers by
the Murray Harbor train Wednesday.
B. T. Connolly, who has been visit-
ing his old hqme a.t.E.¢Royalty; has
left for Luusnajuabo, Mexico, where he
has been engaged in contracting gold
and silver mines.
Gavin Harding, Graha'm's Roald,
was among the directors present at
the meeting of the directors of the
Maritime Fat Stock Asso., held in
Amherst last week.
Frank Barnes of New York, .arrived
here, by Saturdny’s- mail express; to
Join his wife who was formerly Miss
Winnie Tomi-ins of this City and who
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imisl ll. Chappell W
Cor. Queen :ind Kent St.
Open 7 a.m., Phone 24iL.
W" 
lllelp
mir Panini'
In order to help your
pocket for Diminiou day
we will giie _ioii astraigh
discount oi zo per cent off all
lines to June 3oth.
.El
r >=-- -mr-‘rr ~"""“** Il' On Tuesday last' James Ghankller
llll.H.ll._lllHllSllll
Kent Strut,
Practice limited to Discuss
of Eye, Bar, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and Btted or
glasses.
Evenings by anncintmcnti
dtw w
»¢¢v9000OOQl¢ from this City Saturday were Miss
l . . illil
U a
ni. .."“~.T_'.“ .H
an
(gear tziiilrigklnii As Son
NEW PROWBE BLOCK
uqtlliaélotlawwn. P. E. ln
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orricii: nouns ab] sup rt th _
9in\a.m. 'Lm-Lmpm ' y po ed 8 g
of Ha/Lelbrook drove the horseai in
tne mower. It gives his friends
great -pleasure to see him so active
considering the fact that he is in
his 90th year.
The marriage took place at the
Methodist parsonage, City, July 14,
by Rev. Wm. Harrison, of George
Bell, City, and Miss Graco Wilson,
Hampton. Miss Annie Beaton acted
as bridesmaid while Walter You
room
Among the ‘outward passengers
EW: Harris to Moncton W. li. Stow-
I art to Montreal, Moi io li'n'nii:'toii to
Picton, Mrs. John 'A-~,iin.u" tt and
Miss Blanche bo St. John. Minias Moi
Leod and Bradley to Picton, and
Clifford J. Paul to Halifax.
The marriage took place at Tryon
on Wednesday evenrlng, July Zfldt, st
the home of Mrs. B. Howatt, mlother
of the bride, of Wm. L. Bennett of
Berlin, New Hampshiine, to Francis
V. Corey of Portland, Mains. Over
thirty guests were present, amongst
For rash only ~ ,
’S
.I H BELL ii
a 0 \ ,
I taken in their summer W- __
Th i -i h t .
 S "S  ioiiies oy ..:sr.i.‘::rr;“i.:f..r.:ai:i.uri;
tey of Woburn, Mass, and I-lc-~i':l.stta
to   Rackham of Des Moines, Iowa, has
PHONE I .
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 lil”
Arriving Daily
B jus arrived at Des Moines, iowa, ai-
: J ter a vury pleasant trip from Boston
9
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7,,,d',_,,,,, ...2Carpsnt4sr-Morton Roofing will givn
cargos `of Acadia Nut and  you every protection that iron, tin or
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round and Run of Mine. C
Albion Niit, 'Intei-colonial
-~- »-,- W- n whom was the Rev. E. C. Corsy,from|
Brmii the C|“|‘lf¢“ .:;i:.‘:°°°r:. 
  a   ed. 'Numerous iisefiil and beaut/Hui
I
Ilr Geo E. Moore
Dentist
Crapaiid, P E I
High grade dentistry only.
harloffgtgwn Steam Nav and is more durable and less expen-
gatlon   ings mentioned., It ls guarantsed
~ Twice-ii-week Excursion
 - ALSO- , * ' -new nom to iiirn .Iniini F.
. _ Blacksmith CML . CHARLOTTETOWN t0 wbi-ni, rinnenine vv_=;:{i".d m
PICTOU and Return
I commencing Wednesday the Jtli. July just received including tho $1.00 size,
 ` 0 “"'°”°'i s‘“"i'°"".i".`i“ “.f§l'"in.°fY.i:iSf §lf.2¢i’§""}ivf.°1’lf.iifi& n.“§'.il`{.°°'i`§
' _ | iliheioiiiiidiiiiplilihcliidiiisliea iivillbc $l~5°- restorljng grey or faded hair to its
° ` G. W. WA KEFORD. original color. _ A. W. Reddin,
rodrlts ivr I " 1-“"1 A“E_3" M""“¥°' P'*°'” B- <
shingles or rust like tin or iron. It
if F ariiiers Take Notice M Charlottetown Steam
_ - _ on hand.
.‘:.:..*‘:.“.:...:  sii‘u§.‘°sii’.fa‘i »n-n--W-_ '-
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fact anything in the line of tlnware at lowest prices _
Give use call and be convinced. 138 Great Geo’ sh
Modehtiii store,
'ao 
W. ll,..,»Siavonson. Pfllll-
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gifts were presented to the young
C _
whence the three started together on
their Journey They took in iall the
rights and stopped at all the places
of in
Miss Mabel Dinnis, Margate spent"
$26.00 suits for 13.1 o. 25.00 for 22.00,
Phone 346 J. 178 Queen St.
dmwfrwv"
ed tio teach at Suffolk for the pris-
ent school yea-r.
W. H. and Mrs. lrsing, Buctouche,
N. B.. are spending afew days in
this province.
` A, J. Fraser, M. P., was in town
on Saturday, and left on return to
Bourls in the afternoon.
Miss Hattie Bownass, Norboro, is
Visiting friends in the City. She ra-
turns home this morning.
The Northumberland arrived here
on Saturday evening at 8.20, and
the mail express arrived at- 9.15..
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Reglnald Bowness is spending ii
real restful vacaition at. Margate,
fishing, boarting, bathing etc.
H. B. Samuels, New York, of the
Lloyd Agency, came to the City Fri-
day night and went east Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Cooke and daughter
Mrs. Duchemin, are visiting Cove-
head, the guests of Jas. and Mrs.
Hughes. - ,
Manager .Chipman of the Plant
Line has left on neturn co Halifax,
after spend-ing a few da'ys in- the
Province.
Steak, also best roast and corned
beef can be procured frmn R. B.
,Squar';.riggs, 75 Prince Street, at
reasonable prices.
Among the passengers who went
out by the eastern train on ~Satu~rd'ay
were W. F. and Mrs. Tidmarsh, Chas
E. and Mrs. Leigh and J. A. and Mm.
Campbell.
Miss Inez McPhee of Monbaguei re-
turned to her home on Wed-
nesday, after. having spenta pleas-
ant month with her friend 'Miss Mary*
Wood of Hazelbrook. V
Miss Mabelle Mutlow, Millview, has
returneld home after a vary pleasant,
visit to Victoria Cross, She was
accompanied by her friend Miss Fran-
ces Reid.
Among' the visitors to blie City
Saturday were Manager Rainnie, of
the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
Sackville. He left: the City Saturday
on. return home.
Miss Madge Crockett, Boston, has
arrived at her home in Pleasant
Grove after an absence of three
years. She was accompanied by hee
father Wm. Crockett.
The farmers of Margate and vicin-
ity are very busy at their _ha.y-mak-
ing at present and if the weather
continues line another week they will
have most all under cover.
Largo quantities of canned lobsters
are being exported from Charlotte-
town of late. From the activity dis-
played' in shipping the cases at the
wharves it is efvident there is a good
demand abroad for the goods from
this province.
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This sum/mer there was a notice-
_sible increase in the amount of straw-
berries shipped from this Province.
From Charlottetown large quantities
of the firift went out every morning
by the Northumberland-the crates
coming from widely separated sect-
ions of the Province and showing that
the culture of the berry is becoming
general.
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A correspondent' from Alexandra
writeii-Miss Annie Brehaut has re-
turned to her home in Alexandra af-
ter visiting in- Lot 48.--Robert Dun-
can of the City returned- home after
a very pleasant visit with friends in
Alexandra.-T. K. Brshaut vlsiiielii tha
City on Sat“irda'y.-Warren Myers of
Mt. Albion left recently for Sydney,
C. B. to join his sis/ter Jennie.-
Charles K. Brf:ha'ut son of T. K.and
Mm Brohaut, left Saturday for
Westhc-ro, Mass, to join his brother
and sisters.-William Brvhiaut of Al-
eiandra was in the City Frida
SNAPS
For the next three weeks I will sell
13.00 for zo.no, :Lon for 19,00, 2o.oo for
l7.oo, 18.oo for i5.oo, at
JAMES CALLAGHAN'S.
I ’ Piaiil  f
Tamaline Silks
250 yds.
The very thing that has
been wanted so badly the
last two weeks. A soft and
lustrous fabric that will
make up into superb
dresses and shirtwaists.
White grounds with col-
_i
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Closed---Monday Afternoon---Closed. __
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Ladies’
' Straw
Sailor liaise
We have a number o
NH
these, popular hats for out-
ing wear that we Inust dis-
pose of at once. Hence the
ferent colors, send for
ples worth 5oc
Colored
Shan Tung
andjust as it comes
the loom 34 in. Br
\ Regular I 35
ored overchecks. Five dif-
only 296  'A
~ Pongee
the very finest quality
we have ever imported.
This silk is rough in weave
H brown, nayy, grey. 896
Silfll-'
W'-l
from
onze,
Seymour Com-pton, Brooklyn, is
visiting friends at Millview.
David Hawkins, of Murray River,
was in town Saturday, returning
home in the afternoon.
The Artillory Spoon match which
was commenced on Saturday after-
noon at Kensington Range aroused a
good deal of enthuiasm both- among
this contesting marksmien and the
large number of spectators who
watched tha shooting with great in-
terest. It was an ideal afternoon 'and
highi scores were made-'Gunner Jaimcs
Landrigan doing extremely well and
leading the list wl't'h a contu-ry »'l`he
match will he concluded this after-
noon.
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THE
Peoples’ Theatre -
NEW ,WONDER-
LAND
Ncw Reel every night
TO-NIGHT
Napoleon Bonaparte
Moscow Clad in Snow ,
The 'l`c\m|i¢r'a Daughter
'New Illustrated Song.
ln Tlic ay s of 49
sv
Mrs Tufts.
Biggest picture list ever off-
ered for the price.
Admission five cents only
terest on route and the time
taken in thas progress across the
Continent was most profitably ind
enjoyably spent
shinglss will, but it will not rot like
is a non-conductor' of heat and cold
sive than either of the Roofing Cover-
to last for yearsnilunnoll & Chand
lar- will show you this guarantee.
1 Pda '
:Hayes' dlslair '_I-iealth--Another lot
Navigation Co., htd
Charlottetown Pictou
Service
Change 0f'l`imc ' `\
_I
Fine _
Leather . `
Purse
, ami
lland Bags
We have a nice line of
leather goods in purses,
hand bags, collar and cuff
holders, which Iwe offer
at very special prices,
You really can’t afford
to overlook these goods,
if in need ofa nice purse
or bag. .
V G F. Hutcheson
III 1
"'Nort|inmhsrland" will leave ithc 0o¢np¢ny'ii
wharf daily. cxosntlsunday. at Ml) o‘clcak A. rn
Rnturnlna wtllleave Picton about 4-'ll i. ln
G. W. WAKNFORII
Charlottetown Moy Ulh-IND. ll I" I
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pwoller Q Optlclln I
f
Crystal Sugar which we offer
at
One is a fine Muscovado
3 I-2 ccnia per pound
. 50 poundafor $l.00
The other is a Demerara
igranddaughter of Adam Murray of
c|;°°n“ 53 or picking and dnsiing uid
Sugar I MARK WRIGHT; 
SPECIALS.
Justice and Mrs. Harvey, Edmon-
ton, Ata., are visiting in the City. l
Leslie Wright went west 'oy the ai-
tcirnoon train on Saturday.
Dr. Burrell, of Yarmouth, N. S.,
sang in Grace Church last evening
and was heard withnmuch pleasure.
0. I-lennenury, Argyle Shore, has
returned from a trip 'to lthe mainland ,
and is spending a few days in the
City.
The three-masted American schoon-
er Annin J. Trainor, coal laden fnom
New York, arrived in port yesterday.
and is lierthesl at C. Lycns and Co's
wharf.
Edward Faulds sang in St. Jamies’
Church on Sunday evéflillll H SUIO
“Crossing tho Bar" by A- H- 13%,
hrend. It was a great treat to t‘hoSe
present. Mr. Faulds has a line deep
bass voice of greiat CUmP8SS'-
M
Miss Winnie Gillan. of Worchester,
Mass., was an arrival in Charlotte-
town on Saturday night. She is a
this City and has been away for
three years.
Clifford Paul, of Clayton and Sons
Halifax, N. S., who has been spend-
ing his vacation in Charlottetown
Kent St., left for his home Saiiurdniyi,
Paul is ai vocalist off no mean quallby
and' while here made many friends
who would be pleased to. welcome
reductions.
H ts fr 55
to ggcs eaglin C480 each
Hats froni I eo '
in 1.5., ...cn `_“98c each
Long Gloves.
Here's a line tliat's bad-
A line worth 5oc and 6oc
a air Tan ,black, 
ly needed at the present.
P ° ~ . 35 
brown, white C pro
Lil
W ._
. ..i.rn~
W. |H. Stevenson. nf this City, wiiri
among the passengers to Murray Har-
bor on Saturday.
A. L. Fraser, M. P., returned 1--»
Souris Saturday after spending; ooiiiu
time in the City.
Bert Mills, City, camo over by the
Northumberland Saturday night (ronii
New Glasgow. He will return early in
the week.
Miss Annie Higgins and Misa Ada
Harris, of this City, left for Murrnv
River on Saturday to spend some
time with friends there.
Ashley B. Craswell, of the Hank of
New Brunswick, Fredericton, is homo
on a vacation. He camo in on th.,
express Saturday night.
Leslie ll. Crockett of J._H. My-
rick and Co., City, leaves this morn-
ing for New Glasgow, P. E. I.. where
he goes to enjoy a well earned vaczv
tion.
The highest temperature recorded
Saturhay was seventY'Hil GUKYWS Illi-
ove zero. At nlno a.m. the mercury
stood at seventy-one above and at
nine p_m_ at _sixty-seven above.
Do not; send communications to in-
dividual members of staff. Everythlnir
the guest of Wm. and' Mrs. Toed, :should be addressed "The Charlotte-
town Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E.
morning by the Northumberland. Mr. |I.," and on the left hand' corner at
the bottom of the envelope should be
"Ad-vertiriing," "SubsC\‘il>tl0l\." "E4-
it-orlal," or "News" according to the
him at any future time.
contents.
Mattress
Ihave the only power”
mattresses. Any kind ma
Ba p moderate cost.
r ttstf
e _. _ ,
Making
machine in the Province
hair, wool, flock and othe
de over equal to new at
i
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We have in stfck two lines V1 H Newsorfs Block'
of. West India .li-aw _ Sugar
Sugar which we now offer at The
the low rate of st
.n Way '
to create an Est
` dmfwtf
which we bought cheap and  ` '
we will sell cheap. ,
ate is by a Life Insurance `
Policy. The Sun Life will issue a_policy
to suit any one’s present financial cir-
cumstances. Call and See
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4 °°nt5mI`°f Pound , E I1. E fl C) VV `
gg pgunds fm- gum Manager for P. E 1.
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