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JUNE 3, 1909 '”‘  frnm nurnsr nirws . ` THE CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN ""‘ ""'°' rmsr or iinu 1*'_""" lmqgylvn
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HE 0UEEN’s count GUARDIAN  fm- M      ~ “I 
in the _City yesterday. mereide. ;_
'” I , , ' ~ ~ - W_ J. Trainor from Emerald was ,.
Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown. _ ,.,“C,';“,,f§"{I,fl‘k’°§of,,g‘,§‘2“‘},,}Q',§“ e‘§,‘,’},{ ‘Q3 1,, the City ye..¢.m..y_ t 
VV  ' 1 if " ‘V "  l?!\‘€lli`IIKU nine olclock' A. D. Brenvnan, cleaner on the P. E. .
The latest news, first ol all.
` Rev. P. B. MacDonald was a pas-
senger to Souris yesterday afteiviioon.
Rev. D. J. G. MacDonald went to ...___
Uardigun yesterday afternoon,
\ J. W. Marchbank, Howlun Station.
has insta/lied a ctnrdiug mill and will
The tide will be high this urornini.; begin work soon.
at 9.52 and tomorrow morning at
10.22.
My-5, George _W. Drew, City, time re-
turned from undergoing treammenti
the 1'. E. I. Hospital.
The Guardian has received from
Bert Hales formnrly of this cit
wpies of latte' Seattle, Wash. papers.
The Gunrdiirn's clussihed sxivcrtise.
ments pilot the ship of biisiness to
the sufc hurhol' of coninierciiil pi-Us
p¢i~ir,y, as told in that co»lunm.
Rev. Lemuel Ackland has returned
to Amherst from a week’s visit; to
l|is home in Prince Edward Island.-
n Sackville Tribune.
_ James Mclsnac, of Charlottetown,
_who has been on a trip to Boi-itou,
y returned home by the noon tiruiu
lMonduy.-St, John 'l‘elegraph.
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Samuel McMcrris, jr., of Great
I Sli:-imogue and W. Dujay made a
_ . business trip to Prince Edward Is-
land last week.-Snckville Tribune.
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Many coiiipliiucnts have
wean piid us on the lovely
display of Summer gar-
ments for women. We have
certainly excelled yenrsiu
the showing, and the many
dainty dresses: and suits
\vill eliarni the heart of
every woman.
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Stylish suits, in ade
of iine quality of Irish
V linen in the newest styles, beautifully finished some
A $15.00. _
if Shirt Waist
" trimmed with buttons etc, Prices $5.00, $5.75 up to
and Jumper _
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huits _
Simple and comfortable suitable for travelling as
`, well as for street and lions
1 new fashions will prove.
e wear, simplicity in dress,
does not mean n lack of pretty accessories, as our
Price $4.00 up
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Dresses
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/, _ t. ./'_ ples of many makers before
we decided on this line.
The dresses we show re-
present the snappiest most
attractive styles to be found
miy\\'licre. The materials
aicgood,as by the way they
are innde, sewing etc, we
would like you to examine
them for yourself. A great
variety, suitable for child-
ren from 1-2 year upto 14
years oTd.Piices from 85c
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` Stylish ` Silk
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spring and summer wear
made of a guaranteed taff-
Prices from $l4.00 uv l°
Stylish Coats suitable for
aor Peau de Sois, silk
and satin, styles are semi -_
fitting or loose very' stylish-
ly trinimefl with fancy
braid and ribbons etc, all
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to come. -
.Our Largeand
Finely equipped Carpet Room
Admits of a perfect and cnuiplet_e showing
of an sizes 0| rugs and our stock this season is
the largest we have ever sho_wn .
For the grandest showing and the greatest
values in floor coverings, our store IS fill# Place
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l F in M ' ECUPSE BAKERY pl _ ~ _,.\,` \ "t it .,\ I, Strictly A Temperance llctel
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Leon Melaneon returned to Bhekria
this week from sponding a few days
on P'r'l‘n\e Edward Island.-Sackville
Trilniue.
‘ fish salmon or clams for shipment
abroad, should write Manager Guar-
dian at once.
' A tlrorou hl com etent cook' who
iu this City, with highest wages
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is attending business college in Ohur-
lottetown, spent Sunday in New
,Haven the guest of her friend Mis
l A. M`. Me.‘cKaiy. ‘
An-y country girl desiring house-
work in this city should se-nd ln* her
inline and address and ui with all
,The Guardian 'Office at once. N0 ex-
‘pcnse attached to same.
.
lzlarold Jenkins of-this city hun not
li-ft on B, trip to Winnipeg, nor has
he any intention whatever of doing
su, and the lifttle morning and even-
givo incorrect and possithly dummgiug
information in future.
Owing to the big Saturday Guar-
dian and the large nnniben of adver-
tiscincnts therefor it in necessary
thot. ull “chi|.ngen" 0! matter reach
this office not later than ten a.
ru. Friday to insure insertion in first
following issue.
The many friends of D. A. Nnlusn,
t_‘oruwali, will be pleased to leurn
Lbzit he is steadily regaining his
health. Mr. Nelson left Coruwulla-
oout a yeur ago l`or Saranac Lake,
and is now visiting in Rc;,inui on' his
why to thc Pucitic Coast. '
itcv. J. A. Winfield, St. Stephen,
IJ. ll., the new <emi;_;i‘ntiou| agent for
this Province is anxious to hear from
i`ai'lners in this Province whose ia-
tliers or forefathers came- from
tircut Britain, as to the outlook lor
any intending settlers on va-_:a-ut
l..rmiȢ and other work.
The many friends of Miss Gertrude
li-irr will be pleased to hear uf hor
inurriaiie which took place in Boston
ou June l'.`th, 1908, to Stephen Mc-
L-onnld of Sydney, now of Boston.
Miss Burr is the second daughter of
Mrs. Henry Burr of Elm Avenue. Mr.
l\lt-llonaid was at ouic time- reporter
__-ual cor‘ri-spoiidcut ou one of thc- Syd-
: hey papers.
Awedding in which much interest
Uziitres will take place ou Tuesday,
.lone 8th, when the llcv. George Or-
man, formerly pastor of St. Jo~hn's
Reformed Episcopal church, Sussex
l‘oruer, will be united in marriage to
bliss Anxiie, daughter of Chair. Alex-
ander, Hammond* Valc. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. Mr. How-
:\l`d, B. D., l’residen`t of the New
iirunswick and I’. E. Islirnd' Confer-
ence. Mr. Ovmun is no\v Stialtiioncltl wt
Prince Edward island.
John I. Inman of (lunoe Cove, rc-
ccntly launched his new gasoline
laiiiicli, the "llonshuw." This boat,
the first of its kind built for service
on 'the West und Exist rivers. She is
now plying between Bonshaw and
Charlottetown, carrying freight for
the merchants of the former place.
His many friends wish Mr. Inman
every success in his unrlertaktngi and
without doubt his deserving enter-
prise will be rewarded with at liberal
patronage by the business men of
East and West rivers.
A wave of sadness passed' over the
contf_rega1;io'n of Cove Head on thc
morn-ing ol Sabbath May 23rd when
it was learned that D. H. Auld had
decided to remove with his family
to another part of the Province. Im-
mediately on the closer of the sefnvicg
the pastor called Mr. Auld tio' the
front, end in the name and on behalf
of the session of which Mr. Auld has
been a valued member for mia/ny years
and of the congregation in which his
presence and labors will be much
missed-spoke to him words of es-
teem and (lhristiim farewell. At the
annie time the pastor placed- in his
hand ai P. S. Bartlett Wfaltliatm
Watch as a tokcu of esteem, and 0.'
souvenir of past associations in the
l’rce"oyterlnn church at Cove Head.
J. G. McCallum also in fceling\ terms
referred to the loss sustained in 'the
departure of Mr. Auld and his model
family from the church' and communi-
ty, and congratiilutedthe church and
people of Frectown on this accession
tn the numbers. Mr. Auld although
taken completely by surprise replied
briefly in suitable terms' of gratitude
and pleasure. The whole congrega-
tion than united in singing "Blest be
the tie that binds," after which the
pastor offered prayer especially rc-
membering Mr. Auld and his family
who now go to seek a church home
amongst another people.
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Cameron &`Co 6-2d3|
Parrot and Squirrel cages at
c I. R. at Scruris, was in the City yes- ._
Any persons in this Province, who li€l`dBY-
g y P r D
desires a situation at once in ahome r'
‘should apply at this office immediate: H' Visit t0 New YUTK Hlill‘BOBton. _
Miss S_ McNeill, wood 1opm,ds,wh0 Joseoh Cameron for being drunk und'
s
Tho Guardian ommitted to say
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‘particulars as well as i's;fe'renccs to The Johanna Uarrol property
ing papers should be ciireiul not to tcrday morning. I
Small
Cakes
in endless variety. We have
been ln this business for
years and know. just what
you went. The cakes we
make are
Always I
Fresh
Telephone 21|
D. Stewart.
9.
terday. ‘ ,
J. G. Scrtmgeour of Cardigan was’ 
among the visitorso to the City yes- I,
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Janie Stewart, Mt. Herbert,
leaves this moruinig on an extended
visit to the United States.
Menwgnian, city, is expected
home at the last of this we_ek froml
M-iss
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At the City Police Courc yesterday.
disorderly was fined $5 or 10 days. I-l0l
took the days.
that Miss Hattie Sellick referred tot
yesterday miorrrini.; belonged to Fw- _
dericton. ,'.
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at _
No 206 Sydney St. will he sold to-l
morrow, June 4, by public auction at 
two p. m. _
J. P. Hogan who has been actingl
assistant Agent for thc P. E. I. P..
at' ()’lieary rctu'rned‘ to the- City ye-s-I
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Hugh and Mrs. McDonald and sou
Charles, ol Argyle St., intend leaving
this week for l‘. E. lslirnll, to spend
the sninincr in (lhiurlottetown and
Siliunierside.--Sydney Daily Post.
Among the visitors to the city yes-
terday were T. Crust: North ltiver,l l
Mrs. G. MacDonald- Cornwall, J. '_
heard Cavendish and William Le-ard ,j
of Cavendish. All are reglstereil iit,{
the liefvorc Hotel. '
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' The Pianolorte Iiccitnl, Kfudcrgar- 'II
ten Hall,is on Tuesday 'next.A request `
having been made that some seats
should be reserved, one hundred and ‘
fifty will be reserved. There will be
no plnn, Tickets will he ons sale ut.
the drugstores of Messrs Janiieiuu,
liunkin and J_ohnf~‘.on.
lt was no fault of The Guardi-an
that the Poultry Association dild not]
nreet Tuesday evening and the in-,,
faut paper should not forget that é
fact. Of course as proved receutly,i
they rely to a great extent upon thc’ `
local columns of The Giiardiwn, undf y
eonser|i_ic'1itly there is thus somc',§
ground for cornpliiint. | I
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Do not send communications to ln-
dividuiil mcmbcrs ol' stad. E/very-V l,
thing uliould be addressed "The Char- ili-
lottotiown Guardian, Churlottietnwn,|'=\_`_
I-_ p;_ 1,," and on tho left hand corn- 
er at the bottom of the cnvcl\ope,.!§
should be "Advertising," “S\1l|~i`;¢§
scription," "Editorial," or “Ne\vs" 
according to the contents. `
Regnald Chandler son of Henry M.
and nlrs. Chundlci', Elin Ave, loft 
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June _~,ra, 1909 _ J W
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More Vitrophane ready ,
in the house furnishings dep’t
forty live cents per yard
lf you have a window-or windows of plain glass that for any rea'
son you want to turn into stained glass--come in and see Vitrophane.
This is a material coming in rolls like Wall paper-Cathedral glass de-
signs-very handsome colorings-easily applied and permanent when on.
It will make a plain glass window into stained glass-and the cost is but
FORTY FIVE CENTS PER YARD
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lb
  ~ than
.ill-Sh.
"sift"-.».-".”`»7l
cases much lower than ti
your choosing.
yosteriluy morning for Port Arthur:
A fresh lot in by express from New York a day or two ago
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ls economy an object in
selecting wall paper ? '
If you are like nzost of the rest of us-and want to buy a hundred
cents worth of value every time you spend a dollar--you can not afford to I
buy your wall paper withouta careful study of our sliowing. Two or three
cases within the last feu days have interested us--bits of comparison. Ladies
have broughtin samples from mail order houses---found that we have pre- ,
cisely the. same patterns in stock---and our pi ices as low and in one of the
e mail order house.
Now this is" all we want---just compare our values---if we cannot do
better for you---we do not expect your order.
Is that fair '? $5.oo orders sent prepaid anywhere.
It uill perhaps surprise you to see that we carry a wider range than .
most houses---nearly five liundred different wall paper designs ready for
Remember when we quote a price it is for “double rolls.” .Most out-
si e quotations are for single rolls as you will note.
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where he will resuinc his _ work after,  J- ___ 
spending the winter visiting at his tp .
homo in i_iharlotteto\vn. He \vn.‘i for-   _  _,_ .,,   _,__._.._ _  .   
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He was under a disadvantage ln'
stnrtin to being seven weeks inte, 5
contract for the Fraser River s.
Vancouver.
Lady Davies, Ottawa, enbertliinelilf
at ai delightful tea in honor of herl
guests Miss Palmer, of Montreal. The'
hostess wore a gown Uf.l>ale gl`€l'.l
Miss Palmer. who received with,her,l
wearing black. eolienne. The tem
table, was prettily decorat,-ed with-
miarguerites. Miss Palmer. who hm*
been the guiesat of Leidie Davies lil
Ottawa for a week iq' returning 'w
Montreal Tuesday.-St'a'r.
The following kiind expressions sign- .
cd on heh-all of Pleasant Grove Divl-'
sion by James S. Duck. LOWW A-[
Crockett and A. R. B. Duck have been
forwarded to,H. C. Watts, Plcnsnintl
Grove. “We the mcmibero of Plousantl
Grove Division S. O. T., N0 264. r1e~|
sire to tender you aind your lmmllyl
our sincere eymPaih~Y in Yf-‘“¥` 9110
liereaveinont. Although it has filledl
your hearts with grief to part with‘,
your dear wife and mother, yet it is
is joy to know that you cmn meet heri
again where sorrow and pariiitngs are
unknown. We would gladly help you`
to bear your burden of grief buf/ can]
only direct you to him who co'mIorrt-l
eth ull who sorrow. We shall miss
our dear sister from the division
om but r 'olce to know that our
ro 0)
loss has been her eternal gain. ‘
_ Kodak
\Films P
Developed and Print-
ed promptly and care-
fully---
New developer used
for each film.
Bring your films tb
us. _
healing, for sunbuilphlk angddré skin
B 1, ' k, 1 Fl Cream, we ream, '
G12: clgamii 0§§H1ebe§0wag; dilgncmi. ‘ ltliiizliicaand Sellys' Cold Creams, Mae-
y' I l q the ublish-t sage Cream Talcum powders in-
er, B. cr., is included in i> ' ' - , , , ` 0
` _ ,. P _ - 1 t d t t Mc.l clude Colgates Mennen B, Corylopsis , W _ M1 ` d 1 0
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third year science (civil engineerin\g).. ainéggax °‘,'2`___T1e 'frwo Macs__D,_ug_ iq? '
' 5° 9.'e3f_C_ec1¢_f9eJi- 00's 6-2513*,
.COMMONWEALTH HOTEL
l0pposlte State l'louse,Boston,Nlals
istsl 5--\l5d'tl§!.
Big discounts on Bread makers
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merly employed ut \lVecks & Co., but _ _ _  _ ._
went to the West seven years ago. Hel \
is a popular young man, und his many "Quality Tone; Atticus.. Ma¢,» .
friends wish im every success. witch Hazel Cream, soothing and 
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for college last fall. union-n.: li:/pmol < 'Ihe right kinds at “M.1rkright” Prices,
Mark Wright
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fishing _ _  ti... _
Tackle Ross & Matthews
Representing;
Rods, Reels, Land-
ing Nets, Baskets,
Lilies, Hooks,- Fly
Books. _
Flies suitable for Is-
land waters.
§,=~Any fly not to be
had here we will be
pleased to get for you
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Offers rooms with hot and cold water for
0|-00 per day and up, which includes free neo
of public shower baths. Nothinz to equal this
ln New England. Rooms with private bathe
tor ll.50 pei-day and ummihea of two moms
and both for $4.00 pei- dayand up. Dining room
and cafe flrstfcluui. Eu:-oP06n plan. -
ABSOLUTELY l`lREl’RO0I"
Stone floors. nothing wood but Lhednors
Equipped with ite own Smilnzy
Vacuuin Cleening Plant.
Long Distance Telephone in Every Room
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Assurance Co., of Toronto.
The Commercial Union and
iclimond and Drummond
Fire Insurance companies.
1 ne C. P. R. ticket agency.
Office 73Grai`ioii St, Masonic Building,
New flf Charlottetown.
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and Capital Stock is the financial
position of the Sun Lif¢ Of &I\¢¢l&
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