_JUNE 5.19.09 ' _ ”"' me Ln-new News 11 THE CHARLCSTTETOWN GUARDIAN  I nas-r or au. 1 1:" race sirfrsnu
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ST`OPS FALLING l1A|R
||.||» V isoomposed of eulplxm-,glyoq-|11, qu|n|n_ mmm dum" nw"
mme. euiiiiiwl. wap;-auf P°““='=- NM ~ we inliiriwi iuareiiieei in mu
“_ Nkyourdoctori ti not so. Followhls ice. Alulrfood,elul|'toalc,
,|¢|¢¢renln8_. l‘xomD¢|Y ‘3'°°|“ fllllfll hair.» Completely destroy; m am,-|mg_
DOES NOT COLOR Tl'lE»l'IAIR
'THE QUEEN’S COUNIY GUARDIAN
Head Offices in New Prowse Bloclo--Charlottetown
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I     Victor and Mrs. Douse have arriv-
The supremacy of the “W.W.W-" Wedding Ring 1°* in *hi* Ci'-Y "°“‘ Am°l’°"°'M“‘°'
 ' _ - Cl ude McKay was relieving A.
_ _ i)s___;1ii<l_ispi1ted. They are pre eminently _ w_ gemmm stand” agent an Hunter
l pe ' River Thursday.
“T-T. _ The first “W.W.W
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~  . . . ‘ ‘ The Carroll estate, City, was sold
. " -f ~- Wedding Ring was to Mrs Howabt. Sumimerside, yester-
Any| Wldtll 1.  made in 1868. aay for $1410.00.
or weight _  i _ "'*
_ _ _ ._ There is winter wheat growing in
y0\1 W1Sh. -,  _ . ¥10°k forum ‘stamplvernon River which is already tw-
, _. inside.
enty inches in height.
W- W- WE¥LNE‘% ~l§_W¢'°f- __ 
¢.T.n9g_§pii5s of _¢e=:ii_<_i_;e;_i;£i;=au__ ld   é'é““fo',__tns guest or sarah May siiiipnsnt.
- mr n,',%“'y°u:nwife'sP-pictures for you aud` I The outward cargo by the North-
iifsachildren to look on in future _umberland to Picton- yesterday in-
agaand bringback the childhood days  _ islx hundred cai-es canned loh-
We take them. and take them so _ " " Fd _O_M _-“Redd_ __ _ A
wellthsttheycatchan the charms liiilmlrtiflufifiim Sai'-iilvliliri, Lair; as ag Vic
’,Price 15c per Bottle
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecarios Hall _
cG”‘T'? 
Today is plc day. \V.: liuvc- apple mince
Lvmon- Wzishinglon and Cocoanut Cream
all lzc each. Also Cream Puffs rzi- Dov,
Cup Cakes, Doiigliniiis, Tarts, Ciiirzitit
Buns io: Doz. Tea Cakes lzi: F.arb.
Home nude Brehd fresh every riiiy.
Loiizrgan s Quick Lunch
-AND-
Home_ Bakery
|24 Gt. George St.
' dtfsrl1i\i'i`4m
' New Tailor Shop
Now is the time to leave your
order for that New spring suit.
The newest goods in all the
latest shades and patterns.
The latest New York fashion
plates to hand every n1ontli_.
Cleaning and pressing
attended to.
iiuitoocii   Ross
Tailor
rio Great George Street. _
Opp B. Carter & Co’s Auction
Rooms.
flttsrttstf.
L50 t5o L50
Ladies' patent
leather shoes_
1. 50 a pair.
Your chance to bill’
a neat trappy Sl10€
at a low price.
Blucher cut, fast
color cyclcts, clienp
:it 2.25
l.50
1.50
|.50
1.50
l.5l)
l.50
_|50 1.50
|50 1.50
A. E. McEACllEN
iiiiiiiciiiii'
There is snti.f..ciinu in knows
lilg that when _von get }'0\l1'
GROCERIES from us, they
are clean and fresh.
tiniest li. Ehaipp
C'D
Cor. Queen and Kent Sl
open 7 41 m Phone 2411. '
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'£~;\‘>`*
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and preserve them for you.   visit his parents. Councillor and Mrs.
’ d, _ {_,  » riciidiii, city.
 S    "»_ _,a _ .sp  Dr. McLa\ighlan, City, arrived home.
 ____  " E lméi. flight fl‘rlIl'l‘ New Y0l’k Mid B09`l
Qvhy do you have ton, in which cities be tcok Post
|Gradua~te Courses.
i _._A _
C'0°r'n's'? _ Any person desiring topurchase at
_ I  _ "`_‘__ a. bargain a titty dollar Ladies' or
"\lgh¢8’_   Gents’ 'Blcycle, never in use-, hould
G 'man corn t .  .  apply at Guardian office at once.
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i "luis: 'f.."""  The S. S. Harland makes a round
Exhiactor _ ]`i'~.j§.__ ' trip on the West River this alber-
Renmvcs them painleasly, quickly :mil  noon leaving (lhnrlottetowin at 3.30
PH_"___,,,e,,t|y_ ` aiiid returning at ti u-clock. Round
env
for a siirmncr shoe
there’s no shoe can
take the place of an
fi Oxford or Low shoe,
 They fit easily and
1 coiiiforfably and leave
`/.
1- your ankles perfectly
free -Invictus Oxfords
never lulge or sag at
the. sides. 'I`hey’re
the most stylish Ox-
/'
’-_ fords made because
they lead the shoe
1 styles in Canada.
_ Alley' ffl Co
,.
1/
trip only 20 cents. '
Tomorrow will be Ch'lld're/n’s‘ Mis-
sionnry Day at the Central Christian
Church. In the evening Rev. J. F.
Floyd will preach a harm-on to the
children on the Australian Boomer-
ang, illustrated with a booms-rang
from Australia. All children and
lmlults n_re cordially invited.
Do not send communications to ln-
dividual members of stall. Every-
thing should be addressed "The Char-
lottetown Guardinm, Chnrlotiietown,
P. E. 1.," and on the left hand corn-
e-r~at the bottom of the envelope
should be “Advertising," “Sub-
scription/' "Editorial," or "News"
according to the contents.
Word has been received of tht- safe
arrival of J.  and Mrs. Wooil in
Fallllrook, California. On tl.e i"'e
ol their departure from their limne
at Pownal, Mrs. Wood was presented
with a lieautiful Bible and spirit
lamp by the members of Pownal
Auxiliary of W. M. S. of which she
wash valued niembcr. Mr. Wood wan
also suitably remembered 'oy thc Pow~
1 nal Methodist sunday school.
An exciting game of Baseball is ex-
pected this afternoc-n between the
Mic Macs and T-a-nniars. This is the'
last game the Mic Macs play. The
Tanners and Orlebars play Mould-ay.
Should the Cirleibnrs win one more
game they win the Trophy. If the
Mic Macs win today and the- Tairners
win Monday the League will standa
three cornered tie, Weather permit-
ting it will no doubt be the fastest
_ppsavsivuoeooooof f='"“° °‘ the Seam-
iiii.ii.ii.iiii|isnii
Kent Street,
Practice limited to uiseeues
of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and fitted of
glaeeee.
0}i`FlUE HOURS
9 tal a. m. l.CU-3.ill ll m
Evenings by enrmiutment
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It is the intention of the Phoenix
Cricket, Club throughout the summer
c_n Monday and Wednesday evenings
of each we-ek to play matches between
the Abegweits mud Victoria mefmberzi
teams representing eachi club: Aiibies
-J. O. Davies, R. Stewart, M. Mc-
Inn-is, 0. Mclilachern, O. Triinor, J.
Fitzgeraldi, H. J. Hutcheson-, E. Wur-
uiirton, F. McD'o<nald, H. Smith, E.
Rice. Vics-G. Tomlins, A. Tomlins-,
J. W. Stanley, E. I-Ieartz, J. Mc-
Qiiillan, W. H. Caroll, T. F\i1l'e'rton,
H. S. »McLeod, W. H. Tidmarsh, J.
Eden. There will be a game this after-
I n-oon at 2.30.
n[| A| Bl  The funeral of the late Bella' Mc-
. DENTIST Kinnon took lace Thursda mornin
P 'Y g
0m5’5°_§I2,‘;',$k’{;,‘§“§°§'“ at s_45 to st. nunstsns cstiisarai
NEW PROWSE l3I.0(iK where High Mass was sang for the
W _l(_3‘ll\_l}tY__l0il»°l0W“- P- E- I repose of her soul by the Rev Theo
 dare Gallant.. The funera/l proccssioii
Marmalade
. and Jams
just received from Crosse rind Black-
well a tlusutity of their celebrated Qrnngr
Marina. ade put up in 4 pound Sealed
tins Our price this week
50 cents e tm
. _ 0
Also a quality of Cain’s Strawberry C0D3'») i. 
and Ra~pberi-y jam put up in 7 pound
Sealed tins Our price this week
98 cmnpunn :"Sal d." Tea remains in favor 
Beer Q Goff
Amateur Photographers
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was a' large one showingithc esteem
_ _ in which she was held' by all, The
following were the pall bearers:
Frank Duffy, W. W. Walker, P. Denis,
Andrew Butler, John N. McDonmiil,
Wilfred Doucettc. After High Mass
nr. the church the firneral procession
wcniled its way to th-e R. C. Ceme-
tery wherc the prayers were said by
the Rev. Father Joseph Gallant and
all that was mortal of Bella Mcliln-
non amid the tears of sorrowful re-
btives and friends was tcnderlv lnirf
to rest. (American papers please
A
a a
year after year with enormously in-
creasing sales, simply lmriiusn it is
always true to its high- st.i:i'l.-rd of
quality.
lf you have any developing of print. ,Toilet Preparations-An elegant
ing to be jdone call at our siodlo. We
can give you the bi-st results from your
-films.
The latest ln the photo art to be found
atciir studio. ' _
Cell and see our samples.
J. A. S. BAYER.
Photographer. _
2°`1“‘l“ _ » 1:7 Grafton Si. Phone 192 J
line of Colgates Goods just,rec'd.
Cashmere, Bouquet and Violette Toif
let Powders (25c and 35c tin) Dental
Cream (now package 25c) Quinal Hair
Tonic (50c bottle) Soaps, Perfumes,
Toilet Waters etc, etc.-A. W. Red-
din, Phem B. Sunnyside.
O
Sherwin-Williams Paints all
colors at Cameron A Co'.e._
of the club._ The following are thc_
P. W, Turner, has returned to this
City from Mt. Allison Uotlege,Sack-`
Ville.
A. W. Seaman, Stattn Agent
ac Hunter River was in the Uity
Thursday.
Miss Eliza McQuarrie of Rustico
who has spent the past week in the
City, returned hoime today. _
Rev. H. S. Erb, Hazelbroiok, will
preach in the Baptist Church, City,
tomorrow at eleven and' seven,
Murdock McMillan merchant at*
Hunter River, who has been indis-
posed,diu-rlng the past week is im-1
proving.
Advertisers who have triod» The
Guardlau’u Classified Advertisarrients
have found the result satisfactory as
told in that column.
.Ernest C. Chappell, cor. Queen' and
Kent Ste, has received Moirs, Co-
coa'nut, Moillasses and Maple kisses,
all fresh and direct from the falciiory.
A th-oroughly competent cook, who
desires a situation at once in a home
in this City, with highest wages,
_should apply at this office irmnediate-
y.
In- the report of the election of
oflicers of First Methodist S. School
the name of George A. Hughes, who
was unanimously elected Secret-ary
was omitted.
.__.
Among some of the recent sales oi'
Property in the City was the lingers
IiroD€l`*-Y on Lower Queen Street,
realizing $2,700, also t-he Hogan 1.1-0-
, petty on- Prince St., realizing $1,200.
The temperature registered yester-
day was sixty-six above zero. At
nine a. m. the 'mercury stood at sixty
above and ae nine p. m. at fifty-one
above. The coldest registered the
previous night was forty-two elbow,
-2. . I
The funeral of the late Emma Camp
'tell took place yesterday mofning
fromi her Fathcr's residence, 7 Rich-
m0l’lil Sli. W'€Sl1. The aitbendance Wag
large showing the great respcov
which Miss Campbell held during her
lifetime. Father M`cLu`.lan oiiiciattd
at the grave, and the pall bearers
.were L. Davison, J. Edin, E. Train-
or, E. DesRoches, D. Murphy and E.
Coyle. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell desire!
to cxprius their thanks to all for
the many auts of kiinidnef.-is shown
diiri!n'g their recent bcreavemient and
to acknowledge the following, Cres-
cent, Mrs. O'Brii».i, Boquet, J. gud
MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
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1- Trimmed has
On Saturday morning we will place on sale a number of trimmed hats
specially trimmed by our milliner. Regular prices of these hats are from 53,00
‘°  szzot each
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Good quality of plain white
cotton finished with wide livm-
stitched bein.
2 and 4 years ioc, 1Sc pair
6 and S years 2oc, 22c pair
Best quality i f English cot-
ton trimuied with small tucks
and lace frill. '
2 and 4 years 4_5c pair
6 years 5oc pair
worth
while
Mrs. Eden, Boquet, Bessie and' L-e-na`
King, Cross, Mrs. Jas. Tait, Si‘.,_
Cross, Miss _Ethel Mason, Wr;~1th,'
Coil. and Mrs. Davison, Bonnet Mrs.l
l\i1cMnn'ns,_Bo<,'_ue't-, M.‘ss Coyle, Spiri-i
tunil Boquet, Cl-ass mates from Notre,
llaimle Convent, Spiritual Boquet, E.
Dts'R'oches, and Spiritual Boquet, Mrs
W. Leonard. _ .
Charles A. McDonald of.the firm
of Winkler and_ MacDonald, Tuisk;
Okla., in writing to The Guardian
snys."I like to read the news from the
Old Home, Although it is a goodly
number of years since I saiw the
place, yet there are fond miemories
clinging to it still. Some times I
think of the days of barefset when
we played ball, or some sport; in the
big field' back of Smallwoodi and Boy-
ers’ Factory. They were happy days"
let me see, thirty odd years ogo.Well
I muy see the old-home again, but it
will not be like the home of 'thirty or
forty years ago. I suppose I would
be like ai stranger in a strange land,
were I to go there now. However I
will be- glad to receive my Guard-ian,
by return mail, there will be a good
inrny tihin,gs in it that will interest;
me, although I am three iilrousiand
milris away." The old friends of Mr.
MacDonald, Will no doubt give him a
hearty welcome when he visits his
native Province.
CATARRH CAUSES EAR RINGING.
This is the beginning of Chronic
Catarrh. If not checked, the result'
is deafness. A simple remedy th-at,
many 'physicians advise in 'to slowly
inhale “Caitarrhozo'nei" it fcw time-_i
each day.`- The soothing vapor of
Catarrhozone cures the Catn-rrhal
condition and hearing improves at
once. Head noises, buzzing ears are
cured. Fon Catarrhal deafness,
throat. nose and lung catiurrh there
is probaibly no remedy so eilicimit.
Purses
_ and
Hand Bags
We have a nice line o
leather goods in purses.
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hand bags, collar and cuff
ro and 12 years 2-ec pair S, io, 12, 14, years 55c pair
t 14 and 16 years 25c pair 16 years 6oc pair i
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si Nighigowns -
to
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Misses'uigl1tdrcsses of fine
English canibric. Yoke of fine
tucks, triuiiiiecl on neck, plait
and sleeves with embroidery.
12 year $1.10
14 years $1.20 __
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Good quality white cotton
tucked yoke. Lawn frilling o_n
neck sleeves and plait.
4 and 6 years . 606 6'<1-
8 and io years 600 eil.
1 z and 14 years 75s ea.
work
fo
make *
cmd- Skirts lnfantsf Slips--ml
ren’s
Slips of fine white soft fin-
ished cambric trimmed around
the neck and sleeves with val-
enciennes lace 50c ea.
Made of fine English naiu-
sook, yoke of fine tucks. and
embroidery insertion. Em-
broidery trimming on neck and
sleeves l.l0 ea;
Finest lawnsdale, yoke of
all over embroidery and
valencieniies insertion. Val.
trimming oil neck and sleeves.
L95 ea
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Nicely finished skirts inade
of good 'quality white cotton
under' trimmed with clusters of fiue
clothes tucks
4 and 6 years 450
when 8 and io years 6oc
12 and _i4 years 650 ea'
Black Sateen Bloomers sizes
4i)c pai
you
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Call .ztmzyc
obtain ` _ _
Special Prices On
Pinafores _
White niuslin trimmed with torchoii lace, insertion and ems
broidery 1, 2, 3, years ggz
Print cotton, dark colors 1, 2, 3 years
Stanle Bros
them
ready
made
at
these
prices
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Farmers Take' Notice Charlottetown Stein'
A call and be convinced
ff t sonhand. . `-°
¢Yi§oh¢§ii;:liiiili1i?1i'iiti,siil1ili)rl,iJii)ns,ai(iiiii¢{ iiidils, turnip sow_ers in Cl'\a|'l0l.tCt0wn Plctou
fact anything in the line of tinware a lowest Pfmes- Gwe “S Service
_ Model tm S,°re_ ' ` 138 Great Geo. St. Chan!!! of Time I
` _ Conmcnclni Tuesday June lat. The F.. S.
ro '°Nnrtliuml»ei-lend" will have the 0ompimy‘n
' . ' . wlmrfdaily,oxooptSunclny,at8-'I0 o'clock |\.m. ' - ' _  ' _ .
_ aninsiing will ieeve Piowntebonuoo p. in _ holebainzn 0! |02 ¢\`~ M _ i ~ ,mm
o w wkxnronn. lveroiie W¢ "ll *~l‘° bm °""
Navigation Co., Lil -
holders, which [we offer
at very special prices.
You really cim’t afford
to overlook these goods,
if in need ofa nice purse
or bag. _
_ Jewellor & Optlclen
G. F.. Hutcheson ,
s'rnn'rc1-I Yoon I-1ilGS»
stretch your legs il' ° “Mm ciianiil
'fha man who haln't one of our 0
rts chairs has no idea vll'l_\_¢__;°é‘“l:ll3f
rest feels like dm 5 H 1” M
Never have shown as flue e as this
th home comforts for men
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i* We nlace great stress on our Women'e Modcr ll
T A _'. atc. Priced Shoes thn. we sell at
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\ szoo io. $2.50 |
°°° . ne = ' l '
spring- D011* "l"““ °‘ "“’"’“ ° ' _ in patent Kia v.~i'i<ia Dongois as iviian
Without gcf-f-illt N191 95“°`|v';°tg:(l:w  we show n shoe at huy :given price, we sim to have ‘
goal? _the pazhgiriggsl with carved _. ,_ it the best shoe the price will buy anywhere.
u ‘ ans , _ v ,_- '
k ith up- 1' 1 'vi .
frames of qiiarberizg oavelgur and _ "_ D  Q Co_ sunnynde
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