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freshlot of Heinz bnik Kick-
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les inclndlnl __¢_hUW ¢
sour mixed andtgerkisso
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"  E  lil NOW Pi‘0WS6 Bliiiilfrf-Ecvlifllrlotlsftnwn, Emma arms: and 1>my_csrs»1e¢t
"L MIIB Hrma Burma left Saturn
' the Northwest. ‘Y
°°.W\_\ va Saturday. a -
der.-_at cscrgmwa. 3 _
 DnaKnhaa`~reqigned'h’ V
llf~§l0l\_erofPownel School. at "
~ Hass.
'Wins an some at miriam. _
E, C. MCLIAN and Miss Katie McLe
Eldon. were in the city Saturday.
if
_his brother Thomas Murphy, City.
“"9 °“ W°dl\°5duy for Arcola, Mun.
DS. McIl¢'r!B& Dorchester, " /
Jonas. Muarar, Emerald is vinung
fm- ll. S. and Mrs. llcQuarrie, Crspaud,
_ ' were iathscitysaturdav.
I ~ LE'-M' 1’°°"‘ “H I vllwlssr to Geericé  _.names uacnoualu. _win mmm
' \  at Searletowa on Tueaday,the 18th
F-_'Mix aNn!Las..llcDoNr.o swnt'Bunl"°_l__?lU¥ » . "`- ` - 
l~ iu"iisao..n mcmiaw are emp-
 towv7ir'§‘riday. for Murray River having
"‘ 1 reoqivdtl word of the death other father,
,p mum. _
' ` Vilrlarge numbers were at the tennis
an and gulf grounds on Saturday afternoon.
' Tea was served at both by the laldy mem-
bers of the clubs. '
No. 8. train"cor`ning to Charlottetown
_ on Saturday afternoon was detained two
Mm' “LW SME” “hd ”“'° d°“Rhl>°l‘9 hours at Kensington by the des-ailment of
scar of shingles. There was no serious
V W. S. Mckm has puachased a hnndl 5011810- __ __
- some horse from George Stewart, L0;
' W.` F. Trcuansu and C. L_ Barts
in Souris.
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cor-Pnoor'
STOCKIN-GS i
`1r..f.r~¢° g_¢:¢nr on to be
that
in a-
a pretty sturdy starting “
buy" rnn't get t rough
wtclt.
_Gordon Stockings
Will successfully resist
and jumping of 'that boy
'l`liey'ii look well and reta
colour too. /
25 _cents
Moore _'&. ilcieod,
,_,f_¢gp-»-nrnunnsmllllti
Ddugnoslltqusllil
lt_’ls the
Knowing
Haw, _ _
and pastry such a success
with the public. We e
That makes our cakes
ar
pre ated to bake for you
d urlng the hot weather.
D. ' Stewart
Bcr.u=ss‘ Baxsav,
Baker Beat Bread.
the
roniping kicking, climbing
I
in
Rliv. Ds. HuN'r, Trinity Coll
Toronto is the guest of Mrs. George
Hodgson. _ - 
thatfl-lon. Jamcs N ichclson was very
Yesterday.
' Tl-is City of London has been char
138 tons_0ld Sydney ltun of Mine Coal
Steam Navigation Wharf for the C
Of London.
Calus Howu-rrr, B. A. Annandale,
day afternoon.
Tllliastmeeting of W. C. T. U.
summer holidays will be held today
3.5!). ,AH this is a Mothers' meeting
mothers are invited.
_ Maron Maolanmrn, Halifax, will
hbrtiy in Winnipeg.
week. Hs reports a large immigration
Tas: City of London' will haven
Railway branch.
morning from' Montreal with ul
evening for St. John’s Nild., vin Syd
deck.
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IN FURNITURE: '
Tun Guardiangreatly regrets as mam
one
of the successful graduates of Acadia this E M D ` 1
"°‘“°» W" “~l’“"“°“8°" ‘/° N" h°‘“° S“Wf- in sligrlrir-1:), 1‘;)l:\lIil‘\rlq :ln grtl3rl<l:y(I.)1lYi;
Ju 48' A 1osNa man with an aptitude for all
Doll RsnurNand J. H. Heddin__were round newspaper work is wanted for
l>lBB0n¥el‘BnBsdford Satuniayafternocn. Summerside Branch. Apply at once to
“The Guardian Business Oihoe, Char-
" tr‘
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the Portland Packillg Co. spent Bunxdrfy l°“‘°l?w“'_
REV. J. A. SELLAR of this City will be
ordained at the conference this week, and
ex' after taking a principal partin aninter-
» ' eating ceremony will_ leave for Brandon,
- Manitoba, where he wlillccato.
Da Rosawrsou, Mrs. E. Boswell and
'lbw B011: .Miss Winnie Wadman; W. C. Lee
- also a large number of shippers of liva
r
ed stock were passengers by the City of
. U0
to accompany the boats around the_courae L0¥ld°l\ f\'0H\ V|f=l10\‘l\\ 011 Slmlfdsy-
‘ in the regatta on July 27th.
T _
HE schooner Brilliant is discharging Directors of Y_ M_ C' A_ Wm be held tm’
AN important meeting of the Board of
lm; evening at8p. m. to discuss business of
W Association, and to hear reports of differ-
ent committees. Afull attendance is re-
quested. .
18th, at lO.30 a. m., and Kinross at 3.30.
to Also at Pluette _o_n Tuesday Zlth, Belle
R; River, Wednesday l2lst, and Pleasant
all Valley on Friday 23rd, at 8 p.m.
Vznr many took advantage of tho
"_ hesutiinl weather, Saturday, and spent
present Halifax ut the Union of Canis-I "W f\"i9"\_°0l1 lI\ flilllillk 01' ilrlvlllil
dian -Municipalities which will -meet l'l“'°“Kh the °°““¢\’Y-` The d°Y Wi>\5°\1¢ 0f
the finest of the spring and a welcome
change from the cold of the previous
3 Jauns MGKBNNA of the C. P. R. came days,
tothe city Saturday night in connection .
with the Home Seekers' Excursion' this THE City of London had 25 passengers
. from Crnpand on Saturday morning. The
dowrrcargo consisted of 57 head of cattle,
bm. and2 lambs principally for Saundersd'
';;"3° ‘;;“§“"°'l ‘“°'°h““‘“"° "° V°"‘°“ Newsom, 30’cases eggs, N cases lobsters,
ver ri ge at noon today. It includes 10 barrels and lobags Produce ,md alot
20ers of galvanized wire for_Vcrn0n River of rope and ,mm
AT the opening of the Lefurgoy election
TEE CM°““" ‘rrlved at Six s°l“"d"'Y trial in Summerside this morning the
“rg
9 Chief Justice and Judge Fitzgerald will
general cargo. She sailed at seven in tho preside. At the Hughes trial tomorrow
n
Y in Georgetown, Judges Hodgson and
e
and North Sydney with 91 head cattle and Frwmmld Wm s|¢,_ Both M555 Wm 1|k¢1y
50 “E099 0“ deck l>@Sll`l€S l?00bl\S5P0tB'»098 be adjourned till after Parliament.
and outs together with sundrlcs under
J usr asthe City of London was leaving
' _ the wharf on Saturday afternoon one of
thepassengers came running down the
_iwhur-f. The captain was signalled and
very ohligingly backed the boot though
"AIWWS the but Value ln the°ltY the tide was running strong and tbs
pau
_4l were for Saunders dc Newsom and
` ery An effort is being made to arrange with
v
finelnt and a credit to the farmers con- the Commissioner of Public Works fora
siderlng that there was no Government trip of thc Hillsboro tonight alter the
concert.
Ameeting ofthe owners of the Cabot HON. James Nicholson pass-erl n.way_
in Saturday afternoon at his late home in
Charlottetown on Monday lasttodiscuss Eldon, aged 78. after on illness of about
the advisability of bringing the yacht to four months. His son J.A. Nicholson, M.
Saturday evening by the 8.8. Daoouna
for Bt. John's, Nild., with one hundred
held of cattle, sixty young pigs and
iflllffil lllsvih lblDD°\i by Messrs. Holmsn,'
Boller and Henderson. '
\
. Al-l~"°\Il_»\l8¢l" forlarze spaces should U
be in this oillce not later than ton a. m.,
Nil °\’{-lllllnfl _"°l"1DH¢8" by one p. rn., ex-
°°DQ'8stnrday at ten a. m. for both daily
“"5 W°°¥l!» L_” "Printers have holiday'
same aftsskfnooh. - - ‘
N. J. Prumtl t SON have recently im-
pdrted a magnificent span of pure white
horses. _ The horses weigh lllli pounds
ond were secured in Princeliidward Island
by J. P. Woodbury. The horses are to be
used for wedding parties.-Sydsy Post. I
Auono the passengers by the Princess l
Saturday night were Leonard Wood,
M. L. A.,`£rom Sydney; D. A. Bruce from `
Glace Bay; T. A. McLean from Picton; _
George J. Rogers from Picton, where he
had taken his yacht; C. L. and Mrs..
Grant.
Auosu the passengers by the express
Saturday night were Dr. Gallant, Rnstico;
E. R. Brow, Peter McCourt, city; Fred J.
McLeod, Boston, on a visit to his parents r
H. C. and Mrs. McLeod; Mrs. de Castilla
from South Africa; C. C. Collbeck and F.
R. Newsom from Toronto; J. B. Hegan,
city: Jas. W. Richards, Bideford. `
BY the appearance of filings the Tn nnel '
Tea. at Cape Traverse on July 6th will be
an immense gathering. Everybody is go-
ing to see the Capes and enjoy a glorious
outing.” The Murray Harbor people are
asking for a special train on the new road
for the event.
WHILE John Chowan, a farmer living
near Pumping Station, and his son were
nbsentinu ileld, a cash box containing
.O25 besides a revolver und some cartridges
were token. The cash_ box with the
money-was afterwards found behind a
tree near the house on Saturday.
E/”i.'£f
M _
our price $1.00 suit.
  mt rt making und rwear 
Elastic Bnlbriggam Ura- Aertex Cellular Under- _
d¢rWear, woven of fine smooth wear is the some of underwearcom-
yarn, in narrow rib. This line _
greatly superior to ordinary balbriggan 1t is clothed with a covering of dry air
in its combination of softness, light- all the time-on account of the ingen-
ness and absorbent quality. Always ions cellular weave of the fabric.
cool-never “clammy." Worth $1.2 5, Soft, light, absorbent $2.75 suit.
` ~S¢nnfleld’s Union Sum- able Underwear in combina-
ll
mer Uaiderwear. 2l>S0l\1f¢ly _
- shrinkable--soft and line-and while age wearer, perhaps more attractive
very light is admirably adapted to the features than any other. Light weight,
needs of the man who dnesn't care
` extremely cool underwear. _
Sizes 34 to 38 at $1.75 suit. on sunnner’s cooler days. $3.70, $3.80,
Sizes 40 to 44 at $2.00, $3.90 to $4.50, according to size
_ _ _ . - a , _», 
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"  ~ . _ -_-'rss cHaaLo1'rs'rowN c_UAnn1AN,1cNE.=,.9°5 ; ’ ` _ 5 - 
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- l 1 _ _ ' _ 1 _ ' r _  _ y »
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is fort. Practically the man who wears
Staraheld’s Unshrink-
n- tion of linen and wool,has for the aver-
for ‘coo], absorbent, and yet of sufficient
heat preserving quality to be attractive
Moons; ro. MCLEOD  
Or the cattle brought to the city by
City of London Saturday from Cra
the v
for McLeod SL McPhee. They were a
bay supplied to that part of the country.
now lying in this harbor, was hold
the Island during the Home Comets' week A.
however, that the Cabot will remain
Sydneyto compete for the Coronatlc
Cup this year.-Sydney.Record.
B
A Lancs number of cattle were brou
in by the City of Londonfon Saturd
The shippers included Joe. Ferguson,
Bert Trowsdaie, 8; Geo. Myers, 4; Robt. m
Wilson, 3; Will Sturdy, 2; Geo. Villett,_8;
Mira Trowsdole, 1; Wm. Ferguson, 2; A.
I-lowatt, 2; Malcolm Bell, 8; J. H. Lea, 5;
C. E. Lowther, 1; Robert Myers, 2; Bruce
' d ' G H hes,
y.
2!
Tun government of Munitoba, in de-
ds
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to be held from the 24th to the Nth of only arrived on Saturday evening- A “1°\`“
July. There is some reason to believe, extended notice will appear in t.omorrow‘s
in issue. The funeral takes place this after-
n noon at three o‘cl0ck. -
THE following is Mr. Geldertfs extended
ht, program :
B ~ Monday, J une l2tb, Royalty West.
of Montreal, was telegrnphed for but
Tuesday, J une 13th, Charlottetown,
ass meeting. _
Wednesdity, June lith, Charlottetown.
Thursday, June 15th, Hunter River. _
Friday, Juno lilth, l/Vheotley River.
Saturday, June 17th, District Division,
ew Haven.
l
\\¢~u»waa\a°s*ll"**
They_ can see the difference between “made to sell` ’
and "MADE TO WEAR” furniture. If d you do not
understand very much about furniture, 0 not risk
your money on furniture of doubtful q n allty» YOU
CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON OURS. Buy here and
be safe- _ .
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1.. ». H fl* -f '*'* ""'”; -.
  if it
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Dawson, l, R. H. Lear ,4, eo. ug N _
2; Marcus Ferguson, 1; Will Colby, l; S““d“Y- J“““ mm' Ch”"l°ttet°“"" _ ' -_ _»
ghnrles Wrlght, 1; M,-_ Stu,-by, 2, _` Monday, June ltlth, Stanley Bridge. n
Tuesday, June Zlth, Heurtrfs Hall. '
Wednesday, June 21st, Cape Traverse. _ F _ y
`  ii. _ _
_  .-_»~.l_-__ _
§:;]n‘§],';§s:13l:\;,i:x?,axnx;";'h°f°,:m(:z;;_ » The Sun Life Assurance Company wrote 26 1-5 p- C.
cial and municipal expense is setting a BORN of the total amount of new business written by al ' _ =.;2,f%;I f 7
1 f,
i ¢tM“fk Wflfht Fumlahlng C°'9- ‘ steamer was considerably detained. splendid example to every other section of 1
' at t is  " the Canadian Life Companies (20 in all) in the year
, 1;---gl- _ u __ _ 11.1--i ,  Canada. That sunsatorlum tre men
t , _ ' __ incomparnbly the best remedy for con- On June 10th,li)05toArt.l\ur J. B. and _ h Ed nee of the
*  ' ' Q snmption has been proved and, consider Mrs Mellisb, u. son. 1904-a practical guarantee of t e C011 e ~
_ ing the universality of the disease, its on June ,oth 1905 at me H,,,.,,,,,,,ge insuring Pubuc
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The true value of a Hat is not in the PRICE you
i ,
pay for it but in the STYLE and WEAR you get
out of it. _ _
“HAWES” celebrated $3.00 Hats combine style and
- w
f i
quality. They never fade, are comfortable and easy _
iitting, and give tone' to the._sppesrance.L _
The smartest of the New York spring styles at New,
` York $3.00 price. Easily the most popular Hat sold
in Charlottetown today-all the stylish dressers
wear the “Hawes” ' V
0 _ d $1.50 “Treas” English Hats
lzirallh -n and color. They are thmbsst
f¢
Hats and gdlty guaranteed. , _ V
are stylish and
med um .price -
_ _ slums, cottaas, rn-:s,_ HATS. cars,
. l _ _
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,._1l.t..Q-| _
bat this plague and care for those who
time for three quarters of an hour lasi-
come violent while mentally deranged.
He struggled in his bedroom and ln
he hotel corridor seeking to
leave him. Bell's brother waswith him and
was taking rum to relauissln me states
and for treatment there, but the U. S.
qfiicials turned them back. The brother
wld Policeman Sullivan he was the only
man who had been able to Control George
and he wan d the policeman to promise
to take chxgc of him back to P. E.
Island, but of course that was a mutter
the patrolrnan could not decide.-St. John
Telegraph. [The unfortunate man was
brought home Saturday night.)
t KODAKS
We have just received
our stock of new
Kodaks. _ I
The shipment includes
all the new models
` with the exception of
the No.3 ._A_ Folding
t _ _
sm' ‘mt the wmd°w° He weighsumut ‘S0 celgtghzfgls t.cJt`ltceefl`ect that Hon. G. H.
pounds’ but the burly policeman subdued Murray has declined the offer of the chair-
:mAa“I? meanumhe ntizybglus, sem' f‘;°|_tE‘:` rnanship of the National Transcontinental
_ . w o ie un - - _ _
nw Thinnzygicinn “nd poucenmn men construction commission, which wnsoffer- North - L ._ _.__ H
' P V sd htm after the dem. or ic. B. wade. _.l »»f» -_ '_  t'
\`
On Sunday, June llth, Mury, widow of
(Funeral from the residence. of Alex
night' WWE an “"t°"'“““t'° b"°m’ °f Macleod, Dunstuiinage, at il 0'clock on _
reason. At 12 unlock Salman was T,,e,d,,,._, ' qNmw~MF  5  
called into a Mill street hotel where _ ` . l_'» if 
George Bell, ol P_' E. Island. had bs. ._---1--' ,Q E   2,'  ._
DECLINES CHMRMANSHIP. `_ ' f 3  
n 8.--Information re
had to tie him to the bed before they could Amemcan L,E__ :_
FOUR DAYS WITHOUT FOOD-
Tmmo, June 8.-Allan Pratt, the insanc
man at large in the Stewiuckc wooris,
cvaded the searchers and turned up ntfhis
homo at midnight last night. He said hc
had been without food for four days.
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Opera House tonight.
class which cannot afford to pay for spec- d
ialktreatment, it comes clearly under the '  Manager for P’ E' Islam ’
p vince of the local governments to corn- m _ __ I9 mwf ry, Chiflmtetown-
PoLrcn\laN Thomas Sullivan had n hard ycar of her age.
i
-as-»»\,-w~»v~\b
Give thai. boy of yours a chance.
y ' \Vc issue Endowment. Insurance for
` 4 children of any age and also guaraniev
that in event of the deatii of thc parent
(or person who pays the premium) the
policy will be a paid up exulowllnmt
calling for no ini-tlicr premiums-
\Vrite us or call for information.
Sunil'-I
’ .- wi
\ Conhnerli
Provincial Managers, Cliarloitciowu.
Special
if ARE EERE' Qgtmgt all  __ _;1Z“`t
Oaniilat
" It’s the best ever ‘  _'_ .- ».1,
sold at the price. ;_
THINKING
,_._...._.|-f-»---  'Q"H'“ '57 ` _ about buying a stove
*'L',_,-:\ 1'-  ~.i"_‘»"
_ _ _ or range, come to us.
We guarantee every
stove we sell to give
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satisfaction.
We also have the
largest assortment
“tiff
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 know how cheaply we sell good underwear. 
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the maiorlty of its victims come from a  0  _ En_W_,_rs_f__ __ __ _ _g I E_ R_ BROW, fl.   ,Ht
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