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in Miliinery
is not a mere matter of dollars and cents- not the
consequence of leaving an order. IL’s the result of
ART_ISTIC TASTE without which the best efforts
are dismal failures.
'i‘hnt`s the reason this stote‘s mlllinery gives such ent ire
satisfaction, th- reason that of hundreds of millinery c'tston\-
ers this spring, none were dissatisfied. All are united in
praising the artistic work of our .splendid xnilliuers.
New shapes and trimmings arriving almost daily makes
it easy for us to satisfy the moat ptrticular. There lsn‘t any
other store in so good a position to make your new hat as this
store.
' And -‘al ho’ it may not be a cottsideration-the price will
be much less than you might' expect. '
PROWSE BROS. LTD.
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More Information Regarding
OUR BARGAIN IN
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59c and 4,-9c yd.
The quick resp use to or r great bargain offer
of ¢,ilk5 was v. ry gratifying and our large stall of
salespeop‘e have been exerted to the utmost. The
immense 'q a tity- OVER ONE THUUSAND
y Aki -S nil rd an opportunity to silk buyers for a
few d .,_,-1 tt.-~ r We advise an immediate visit to
mu- Dress Gu ds Department where the silks are
being displayt d. _
At 39s .worthi60<= e°.i:';1:. °.5.’:':.i"..e;:;,i‘i:1
cluding the amine effects, so fashionablei. Some ofdtlileughadxlazg
, b , d shot eiiects n green au 3
Iiizgidngrbin diiilniargwliisudhades 39s worth 6oc.
  w   500 yards elegant sillrs ln plain
or white, brown and green-shaded
¢ff¢¢tg in gold. n brown, red and green, myrtle and nmbre effects at
496 worth 75c yard.
We have no hesitation in
qualifying this as the greatest
Sllii B ainlcver offered in the city.
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iiittigilcigfl Y\¢hitt;iil1liyt<ittiiiy1iit¢ied(r|:;s.5, If samples are
deriiizd wFi'ittl:)`imtnediatelY as We cmmot Promise to
fill orders for these silka for any length Of UIUC-
l39c - - I SILK ~ - 49C
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Sxsutmar,  santa ‘a 
Kuvxmuon-rn; closing takes place
tpl|momingatl0o'oiooh. ‘ _
at 1 43 and at 3.11 tmuorrnw morntnu. `
fa nannies ummm soo om
Home castration wut no new to moose
io on. N. B., July 2. 3. and 4. ‘
Vaoarxon time is drawing naar for
lchooi boys. why not get a _job for
summer#-start a little bank account and
,both grow big together? You can get a
,good job through a littlo Guardian Want.
" A nsrwz combination is the trip of the
S. S. City of Londonon Monday, Dominion
Day. A salt water sail up West
River and aramblo on shore at thc Bridge.
Piano. Refreshments. Home early.
Leave Onarlottstown at 3.00 p. m. Round
trip only Bio, children lilo.
Tun Guardian‘s correspondent at Rus~
tico writes:-Miss Hazel Gallant of New
Acadia is visiting relatives and friends
here.-Andrew A. Gallant has returned'
homo after spending a few mouths
in Bqston Mass.--'i.‘heno will'bs a grand
tea party hold, on the grounds of Church
Ste. Augustine, Rustlco, on Juno the ilth.
Tun L. 0.,L. Demonstration and Tea
to be hold at Ellerslio on July liith promi-
ses to be one of tho largest yet held. Tho
committee in charge. are making extra
efforts this year and have arranged very
specialrotes onthe P. E. I. R. as will be
seen iw the nd ln this issue. All special
trulns will blow the engine whistle
fifteen minu es before the time stated for
leaving as it warning to passengers.
THE many friends of John H. Lewis,
son of Jae. Lewis, Brighton, will regret
t0 learn that be has had to undergo an
operation for appendlcltls in tho Royal
Victoria Hospital, Montreal As soon as
ho felt the utta'-lr he consulted a physici-
an, thus minimizing the amouutol'suf~
loring _und pain he would otherwise
lmve endured. The latest reports from
hint are to tho effect thutlm istnnklng
stxtlsfuctory luzprovcment under__:t,l\ree
of Monlreol's loading physicians, und will
soon be in his usual good health.
lim-‘rzimtno to the statement of a “Life-
long Liberal in yester|lay's Guardian, re*
spouting the road through Marshfield, Iu-
spector Brodie says that Roadmaket-
Crockett ran the road machine as far us
McLnughlln's Bridge, Marshfield, the
second week ln May,but was then un-
ultle to procure horses from the farmers
to work the machine any further. On
that nccouut the machine was taken to
:mother portion of tho district. Having
procured horses, the machine wus put to
work at the Cheese Factory yesterday
afternoon to work through Marshfield.
IN the course of an article on Canadians
in The United States the July Munsey
says: “Among tha thirty-eight professors
in this list, the one who stands easily at
thc head is Jacob G. Sohurman, who has
been for fourteen years the President of
Comell. In all respootslteisa represen-t
tntive Canadian of the highest type. All
his honors, and they have been many,
President Schurmnn owes to himself,
ills first glimpse of the world was from
. the windows of alittle form house in
Prince Edward island. At thirteen he
was the errand boy of the village store.
Then his mind awoke and he :swept
overytning before .him ln half a dozen
colleges, rlniug from post to post until he
,became the head of one of the great
American universities, and to say that
Jacob Gould Sohurmanis a university
president is not enough. Hehas grown
to be a moral force in public affairs-one
of the few. men who may rightly he
culled the spokesman of the national
conscience." `
Too few of the citizens of Canada are
familiar with tho stirring days of our
first Federal Parliament.-days in which
hope and doubt held notable conflict.
An eye-witness of those scones tolls,ln the
July Canadian Magazine, of the famous
duel between Tuppor and Howe on tho
floor of tho House, over the prospects of
the new Confederation. When Tupper
a mera stripllng. appeared first on the
Cumberland (N. S.) hustinga against the
great Nova Scotian lender, than in his
ptln\e,Mr. liowe remarked to a friend,
“That boy will give us trouble yet."
Years uftorwards. they met on the floor
of tha Ottawa House ln that famous
first season and iio\ve's prediction was
fulfilled. In the some nebnto D‘Arc.Y
McGee mado one of his famous speeches
and Mr. MoCreudy qnotol several elo-
quent passages. The author adds: “It
'wus a_ grant speech, in several respects,
the groatoati was permitted to listen
to while in attendance upon seventeen
of the sarlisr Sessions of Parliament."
Mr. J. E. B. McC1-oady. the eyewitness
referred to, is contributing six of these
reminiscent articles to the Oauadlan
Magazine.
 
. ¢lslM»-»mlll-lvl
.rea cA|<E
'the most delightful cakes,
_ liglttvand palatable in `
Pialnor Fruit '
  who 60¢»»d.10¢~t.t,» I  
f' iced with Nut, Choco
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 filsaii  ,`inf'New_l Prowsho Block-3 Charlottetown. g
11viifnnn°»  'rs snntnsoi oe;
.Tan uae toni to , than 'thu _»rt.¢rn'»lm~
H TBI: Saturday Guardian, only dfty to
a year han excellent gift for that fri ti
' ot youre  Subscribe for it today. ’.
, 'ras Mum Lum. onus, om Thu?
and Grady _with the Misses Davin an
,Koilott, are with the Gage Stock Co..
whiohiatablleen in the Opera Bonus
‘starting Monday lilly 2nd. Tho list of
plays selected shows careful thought and
begins with Chnrloy's Aunt, tho arent
English society comedy of the last decade,
und'tha'pa‘st soason‘| New York melo~
dramatic ounces, followed by "Man's
Enemy ;” the great English
play, .and The White Caps. a
play dealing with scenes and incidents
in the South. Tho company carries a car
load of special scenery and electrical
affeotwlth its own scenic artist. Extra
vaudeville features are to be presented.
A1' tha Police Court on Monday the
ver
,Court was occupied in trying to disco
who stole the bicycle owned by J. J.
Eamon ofTho Examiner (Tom-a-Hawk.)
The wheel was found in the possession of
Carlisle Molaod, who said that he had
purchased it from an unknown man. lic
had no knowledge of the man nor of his
whereaboutmand said that he had paid
$17 for tho whoel. The Muglstrre after
taking the evidence dismissed McLeod
from custody. Edward Ilennessoy
against whom a charge of tirunkeness
lailedtoappeur andhis bail band, $20,
was forfeited. Tomorrow will be Pro.
hibitlon tiay;au adjourned case against
Louis Esaery, n second offence against
Danioi Cronin; a th-st offence against
Martin Maher; and n tlrst offence against
Henry Benoit constituting the program.
Tun Canoe Cove correspondent of the
Guardian writes:-The catch of herrlhg
tor the past week has been fair.-Owing
tothe storms and scarcity of lobsters
some fishermen contemplate landing
their gout' ln tho ncur future.-»'i`lte
farmers have completed the tillage
operations for tho present neuson.~Gt-o.
Sherran of St Catherines Is nt, preent hero
engaged in repairing buildings for the
housing of the growing crops which
promises to he nn t-.xtrn large yield.-A
tlrc kindled on June 2l~itinu wood
owned by Malcolm iVlcKltcnzle-, luokc out
unew on the following tiny anti proml.~.t~<|
to be rlcstructive, but owing to tin-
untiringefibrts of Robt. Rogerson .mtl
several others lt was qui-In-lted btfort-
much dumngc was alone.-Arch McPhnil,
St. Catherines, has purchased the sail
bout “Torpedo”
THE Grand Lodge A. l<‘. and A. M. nn-I.
yesterday in t-he Masonic 'il-mole, Grtmtl
Muster Sterns presided mul .lollverotl n
very uble and eloquont. address, |~~.\-lowing
the great progress ln Masonry 'luring the
‘past year. '.l‘lm usual report of committees
were presented. The nttenrlanee wit.-.
large from ull parts of the i’rov|u<~o. ’i‘||<»
election of officers took _place about lt)
o'clock with the following result:
Grand Muster, W. K. it-xgt-rs.
Deputy G. M., D. P. McNul.t.
Senior Grand Wnrtlen, Dnulel liiclmtu.
Treasurer. Adam Murrny.
Gtund Sec'y, Nell McKelvle.
Grand Chaplain, Rev. T. F. Fullorlon.
The installation took place immediately
after by the retiring Grand Muster.
Victoria Lodge then by request exan1pll~
tied the third degree. After the usual
vote of thanks to the Ituliwuy und other
authorities, and after nurtuklng ol'
refreshments the Grand Lodge c'uscd in
the wee emo' hours in tho morning.
` A connnsponoswr writing to The
Guardian from Nelson, B. C., aays:-
“Occnslonally we read with plensurein
your valuable paper about Islanders who
have met with success in Westem
Canada, and I thought I would let. you
know about somelhatl the pleasure of
meeting with in Roseland, B.C.,whlle
on a trip there n short time ago, who are
mectingwlth success, some in business
of their own others holding responsible
undlucrntlve positions with tholondlng
firms and companies of the city, Among
those Ihnd the pleasure of meeting were:
P. R. McDonald, formerly of Murray
Harbor Road. now Mayor of the City;
Joseph Martin, Heather-dale, Chief of
Fire Dept., Mal. McI.eorl, Victoria, Cross,
Asslst.Chlcf, W. G. McNeil, West River,
in the boot and shoo business; A. Munn
in the grocery business; Duncan Martin,
Assist. manager of Collins Hotel and
Opera; M. McMillan and K. Martin
Iieutherdale, proprietors of the Orwel
business; Angus und John McLeod,
Dundas and David Smith, Newton of the
LeRolMinln;z Co; Joe McGregor, South-
;port; J. Fraser, Newton; John McLean.
‘High Bank anti D. Bruce, Cardigan.
3 A. F. P. K.
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Hotel; A. D. McDonald, Montague Head, CM¢,||e 50,,p___We have ova,-500 pounds
of the West Koctcnnry Pr. and Lt. Co.; of “nut pl-cnch white Mattie soap in
0- FllTilllhl1¥`S0l1- S0\l'fhl>°l‘i°» in U19 mm” stock. This sonpls especially good for
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early in the season when
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Skirts at
25 per cent oii
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Miillnerv
People
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ressy Gre B
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A clearing of absolutely new fresh
garments at a guarter ofi prices.
We find too large a stock of these on hand and are paying the penalty
with a big sac ihce in prices. The garments are right, new, gracefuhdistinctive
--they till every requirement of fashion-`-and this generous price cnt is made
its ot most use to you.
Skirts that were $4.50 are now $3.38
Skirts that were $4.95 are now $3-71
Skirts that were $5.50 are now $4.13
Skirts that were $5.85 are now $4.39
Skirts that were $6.z5 are now $4.69
Sales are humming
in the silk section
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bilks at 45c that are
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sold regularly everyyherc for She  t 
Though the selling has been Swiih
and large we’re still able to hit orders
for plain toffctas and paill
Brown,
Cimniprtgtte, °
Cardinal,
Navy.
Green,
Some of these are clown to waist lengths however-and for any of them an early
essential
virit is
Plain 'i`al’feta and Pellettes in the colorings above, zo inch width
45 regular 8oc quality        
 ,Soft 29 inch japanese Silks, in cream, black, white and navy, 
lovely fabrics sold
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houses Said to one of our
sold you these silks lost a lot of money in them.”
A Where the silk mi
A lot of fancy ramolines, printed Cliinas, stripe and fancy 'Pafietas
mostly now in lengths for waist oniv prices 55c to $1.15  . _ .
TIIE OPINION OI°` AN EXPERT
The representative of one of Canada’s biggest vtholesale silk import
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lmth toilet and flue laundry purposss_
Price loc a pound 85c a bar. The two
Macs, MacDonald & MacKinnon,
Drugglsts, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kt. Sts.
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is one of the best
tonics for people who
are run down in health.
Improves-the appetite.
Increases the strength.
A Greater Slaughter Than
Ever in Prices.
“’e want you to help us close out in a few weelfs time.
Seize this chance of a lifetime to furnish your house for very
little money,
A good variety of Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture,
still on hand, also otiice ann chairs and tilters for busy men and com-
fortable rockers for the ladies. Without doubt the most attractive line
ln the market. `
DON"I` FORGET 'I`llE BABY.
Our Baby carriages ate dainty in design thorough in workmen
ship and perfect in tiuish.
JOHN NEWSON
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