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freshelot of&einl,bulk` hi
lm including chow
soar mixed  gerkilli
20 cnN'l‘.!
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Dcctra will notbe here this
nlierdayoa a visit to
Ku-uno ncaa. u vaat
ta mercy. uf' "’ "5
T53 Orange Tea takesnlaoe atliratl
llixdj WNW morning at 'li$.
_  my waara, Haan; a vaatng
-Mrs; H. J. worth, that uma. '
:John Hunan has returned  a
_Woa~rn'a Baaqliwill play inthe Gardena
tolnurlvw _eveqla¢,~ " __; V ,_
No ones nm   a, pw
the Olivettp as  .
'Hum E. and 1|, ‘ kelly, some at
Ibm-_ Kelly," an ysmuln aa a vnu w
,-1'»°§°°'»d~x- ;   1  `, "vl'°=fa'-H”-in-~oi to o
.T§;_:ldo'a'h|a- u-ali our -its ,W ‘.° §$‘}i'f.i*"  .';~°,?$
eaves at
Mas. E. A. Ellis left yesterday ona the
._ ,WWII viliteto her mister, Mrs: Gordon
-Qi-il'_¥» Tatppiigmtche, N_. B.
, ,_ Qauortaxooau and Gem-ge Wright., Jr.,
;~, -,~ ,, ,i ,,~   ~ j\_t\onta‘s vulttatas cannula.. uartnwsif. 1_0," Monwum hm mmed ,mm _
. .  ' r ` Tlinteaat Rollo Bw ymmrd tn ,M l-fiptotho wusternpartofthe Island.
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V Baby’s Own Soap
1 * '“.v.u':L:'.:.'.:'.::°.z:'&.°.r'“°
Pure, Fragrant, Clennolnj
Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mlrl.
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no ..ua~r map tauau tu aaultloa Bio
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the trade. A trial will _
convince you. t
D. Stewart
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Ecurss Baxnav, ‘
Bakee Beat Bread.
__ _ .ing delicious fruits of every kind, ice-cool
BY
of St, Alexis Church _was largely attend-
ed, , _ . o
~'l‘roxa'rs for St.lameeB. S. Plcnlu can
be obtained at the train on Thursday
morning.
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D. A. Lawson, the popular station
agent at Hunter River, left yesterday on
a trip to British Columbia.
Wrm reference to a paragraph yggwr.
day regarding the sailing of the Gampana
the agents Inform Tha Guardian that they
notified the persons referred to by telo-
tihone at 5.30 and the boat did not sail till
s x.
A Frusr class tea table for visitors also
a well stocked refreshment booth contuln~;
drinks, chocolates, confectionery etc.
at St James' S. S. Picnic Thursday July
iiith.
J. D. MAOMILLAN and H W Oxsnham
of the C. P. R.Co., Wlnnipcg,accompanit-tl
by `_hls slstcri Miss Esther- Oxenhuxn,
teacher at Petrol, Mun., and Miss
Rebecca Gillespie teacher at Poplar
Point Man.hav arrived on a visit to their
parents on the Island. ‘
THE S. S. Olivetts sailed at 1 o‘clock
yesterday with the following passengers:
Ernest Davy, Miss M Thomson, Rav J A
LeClaire, DrJ C Tanguay, Miss E Watts,
C L Harrington, Mrs Iiarrlngton, James
Doyle, MlssE Kelly, Miss M Kclly, Miss
B Howland, Miss li Brown, J S Kitchin,
J as McLeod.
FIFTY thousand additional Tunnel
stamps have been ordered and will be sold
at. fifty cents per thousand with .one cent
extra por lmlf thousand. to cover mailing.
This being but one third of. fdrlnor order
uccouulu for tlllfcronce in (ost. All orders
should reach this office quickly as stamps
will`bc here in a few days. dwtf
ON Sunday next July lilth tht-rc will he
D. V. in Christ Church, Cherry Valley
Holy Communion at ll a. m. and morning
prayer at 10.90 a. m. evensong at George-
town at7 p. rn. On Thursday evening
July 20th evening service at Murray
River 7.30 p. tu. On Sunday July Einl
Holy Communion at Georuotown Sa. m.

ONLY , THE
BEST ' .
  cakes and pastry can find
room in our stove. Our
baker is an expert, one
who knowsall the arts of
morning prayer ll a. ni. Evening, Cherry
Valley 7 p. m.
Asalsraur Dnxwron. Wausau of the
Meteorological Department, Ottawa, who
ll!! been hom on oiiioisl business left yea-
terday for the mainland.
Wrrmuu J. Caurasu., A. B. will
i1\‘°&°i1 (D» V-) in Church of Scotland next
I4mi's Day, July llnd, in the morning at
Brooklyn and in Murray River at 7 p. m.
Tun Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to
be dispensed at Cape Travprse is post-
i>0ned until Sabbath the 8iird.Preparat.ory
Services on Thursday and Saturday at ll
a. m. ~ » '
Our of the sixty-eight licensed perldlers
on Prlnce`Edward Island, fourteen are
Syriana, two Russians and two Germans,
sixty~two have horse and wagon and six
travel on foot.
V Tas followlniz are the remaining up.
-pointments of Bishop Warrell; Port Hill,
Bid0f°I"i. 0'Lcary, Alberton, Kensington,
Irishtown, French River, Springfield,
Crapaud. Milton, St. Eloanor's.
Tm: last trip of thc Ollvctlo brought. a
large consignment. of Plymouth binder
twine which is being delivered today by
J. B. C. Baker, Summersidc tho:whclosnle
auent for P. E. I. who is in the city.
WILLIAM D. Enman, Vernon Rlvcr
e
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u route to visit his brothcr,.Iohn lt.
return to Vernon River in a few days.
Au0u'r thirty applications have been
K
have to pass an examination.
ALI. “chan es" of lar s nous for Dail
this oline not later than ten a. m.,
and ordinary “changes” by one p. m., ex-
cept Saturday at ten a.. tn., as printers
have holiday sumo afternoon. "Changes"
for Tri-Weekly not later than 10 a. ui.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
IN FURNITURE
“Always the beat value in thecity
atMark Wright Furnishing Co’s.
SPECIAL $1.00 HATS
'PRESS $2.00 HATS
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STETSON’S $5-00 HATS
HAWES’ $5.00 HATS
 Meliish, dauglttcr of John T. Melllsh :tml
cousin of Dr Arcllibulll. Mr Mellish was
this year elected President of the Mt
When you buy a Hot, how do you know it is worth the price
$2 oo. $2.50 or $3.00 you pay for it ?
lt you pay $3.00 how do you know you get $3.00
Nine men out of ten have to take the salesman s w
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worth ? »
ord for it.
Not so with the celebrated Hawes. Wherever you go _ '
- “Hawes” Hatware sold at the uniform $3.00 price.
Then Hawes Hats combine style and quality, wea
_ ' never fade.
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All the stylish spring and summer blocks are read
provai-,sure of it. . `
Don’t take the salesman's word for lt, decide on a
,-~the,standard of quality, style and durability.
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Our separate Hat and Cap Department
makes Hat buying, pleasant and easy.
Ou the ground floor-no atairel climb
4 -entirely apart from the main store-
ita the best in the City. Ask the sales-
man toput your name in your hat- X
r well and
y your np-
"Hawes"
free, ' __.. `_ 44
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Boston. ‘ ._ ' .
was ia the
Owen, Ottawa came to
aunt at:-tw
a__vamag
ZA  Prohibition. summons was
aorvedou Phillip Connolly yesterday.
Brclaao Hunt and Ronald Campbeu,
Spmmeraide were in the city yesterday.
TBI hottest registered yesterday was 78
§;_l.it`t_l|_e shade. at the Meteorological
`  C. Clan' Thomgon, tho popular repres-
?idtl1`e cf the cwson Woolen Mills,
' mherlt il in the city. '_ .
-'fFl\'Al€K MCDONALD, Montana, son of
idle late Angus McDonald, Cardigan is
v_laitio3 trisnds at that place.
_"COUNT BQNSIIAW. C. 0. F. will hold a
meeting on Thursday night nt 8 o’clocit.F.
|_3; McRae, Provincial Organiser, will be
“present and deliver na address.
Owmuito pressure uf business iromtinm
to' time it is improbable that Prof. J.W.
Robertson, Ottawa, will bg able to come
to the Island before the cn of the month.
,Turns will be a meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee the of P.E.l. Development
and Tourist Association this afternoon at
5 p. tu. in the Stlpcndiary Magistrates
Room.
JOHN and Mrs. McDonald, Butte, Mon-
tana, arrlved Monday nn a visit to friends
at Murray Harbor Road. Mr. McDonald
has been absent from the Island for scven~
been years.
Ii. A. Mnuie, secretary of tha Cimrlctto-
town Y. M. C. A.,at-colupanlctl by Harold
Stanley, Charles Tootulrs, Clyde Auld,
Ernest lleor, li.. Storns, and four young
men from Summersidecrossed by the_l’rin-
cess yesterday lnorlting for Iilg Core,
Sutherlnnd’s river, Picton County, N. 5.
to attend the Maritime Boys' Gump which
opens today and lasts Lili July 25th.
Tun annual meeting of the P. E. I.
Rifle Assoelatlonwashcldln tha Polico
Court Room last night Lt. Cul
Y l
Longwurth, chairman of Coutioil, Capt
as last year were rc-elected. Itis suggest-
ed to hold thoauunal prizc meeting on
Tar: members of V|ctorlaDlvision, Sons
of 'l‘clnperancc were pleased to receive an
oiiiciul visit from an old friend Rev G 0
e _ ~ -
nrldltlgnnl nqum, must, bé gnc", shmnd h,: the Nu tional Division of North America, ’ " 7"- '
ln ~ ` V ' ` - . '
at their lust meeting Monday evemntz In
the year lB'73i|e was a member of Vict-
oria Dlvlsion. llc has been G. W' P.
of the Island and also of Nova Scotia and
nlaoof New Brunswick, an honor that
few mcn can claim. His ruirlrcss was
full of cheer and enthusiasm and was
.vcry trrcatly appreciated by the nlcmhcrs
present. . , 1 ‘-
P_mcasAN'r Vmw Ho'ml.,I-I/tMr'roN:-
July 5tl_\, G. E. Ritchie, Charlottetown; Ii.
Nicholson, lirluiulbuno; July ti, J. ll.
and Miss I-Ielen Pullcn, liants-
port N. S. July, 7, Duncan
Anderson, Rugby Ont; Artcmas Mullht,
Now Glasgow, l’. li. I. July 8. Dr I". 1'.
'i`uyl0l', ,Ch"1`own; Mrs Taylor, 1lo;.luly ll,
Miss Blrrlcllu Myen-1,'ti0; Miss Cnralilycrs,
Hampton; Miss ,___Winnio Wndulnn,
Crapaud; F. J. liowatt, St Augustine
Florida; l)unlcl Mcl.eo<i, Iiunicr River;
licglnultl Dixon, Hampton; Daniel
McLean, North \\'lltshirc.
Seven young' ladies from the Island
attended Mt Allison Ladies College this
last ycnr. l“ro|u Clntrloltetuwn thcrc
were Miss Iluzcl Da\'lson,daugllterfofjCul.
H. M. Davison, who was pursuing music
and literary studies and who took one of
the W. B. McCoy prizes for French; Miss
Mary Lamont, duugllter of Malcolm
Lamont, who was taking music, art
and literary studios: Miss Frances
Allison Alumni Society and ln thc curly
seventies was Principal of thc Acallcnty.
Miss Mellish was taking English branch-
es, vocal music, sllorlhand and type-
wrltlng; Miss Amy linttetliulry, tluulghter
of Nelson Rottenbury, who was followiutr
the same course and Miss Beulah Wcllncr
daughter of W. W. Wcllncr, who was
taklngmusic and literary studies. From
Hunter River there was Miss May Mc-
Leod, duughtcr of G. W. S. McI.eor|, who
was taking a general course and who
won thu prize for lilblicul history. An-
othor pupil who llistlngulsilofi i|ersL~.lf
was Mins Bcrtlm. Irivingg, daugiltcr of tho
into Wln. Irving, Ml. Albion. Miss Irving
was takinpr Quail; arts and literary stud-
ies and at the url.. cxhlhlt rcceivcrl for in-,r
work in tltrce difl`cront depart-ments
honorahlc mention. `
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L,;;;s;e?
*_* sf
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On every pleasure
A full stock _op hand. ,
_ska 11, _
, ore Silk Skirts it  
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coat, light weigh
Another pret
Satin $5.75. .
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.    » We’ve oeen selling a great many silk
this line-we’re sure we can interest you
Black Taffeta Silk Petti-
We’ve just received from the express
Company another splendid line of silk. petti-
coais, mostly in black.
petticoats this season-if you’ve a need in
t, deep Hut-
ed ilounce, $5.45.
ty Taffeta
Skirt has wide tucked ilounce
and dust frill of black Roman
A splendid petticoat of line
Taffeta wide Hounce, two
fluted fri1ls,dust rufhe of Silk,
$6.95.
Another line made of very
choice tafieta,. wide tucked
ilouuce, silk tucked frills,
silk dust ruffle $8.50.
J Guaranteed Taffeta Petticoats
Some additions to this splendid line have just come in.
Beautiful Talieta guaranteed against cracking or splitting,
made with the most exacting attention to every detail. '
Bridge "“““°‘i "i‘"’““" ""° “ny -V°“°°"l“>' Dohort was elected nosltltlnt Lt cal. $1030’ il’H‘°°’ $1295’ $345'
mmm' Ronny' Mr' Enmim expect” W A. A. Bartlett, Secretary and tha Council T
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received for registration in the Plural- Iifmsimrion lwuze on 'F\w='d11y.A\1el5w1<i '
acentlcai Association. Persons not re- l~“'0 B\l¢¢00lli"l4 liilyii- \
lstored before August lst will likely ~, Q
' 8 so D y, - - ~ ~
xcept half and page na.. at ttmci, .,,|..y~_.. Huef-Me. Past Most Worthy Chaplain of __ -Aj __ r __ __v_ ,_,__;_v; _"__
A1' noon y1‘-ltertllty the loupgslmrenlcn
working at thu (llivctte weltt un strike as
they claimed 35 cent rule during dinner
hour from 12 till 1, while their regular day
ls 25 cents. There was uhout twenty nun-
ut.es|nu1'u work in loading lolnitcrs and
these as a conscqucticc had to hc left he
hind.
Yss'rulmA\' Capt. Mcllish had a search
\vu.rrttnt issued to recover n t-apo that had
been tal-ten \vhlle the militia. were ln
camp. The wurrani. was placed
In the luuuls of Sgt. Doyle and
Ofllccr \\'alkcr. On searcltlmr the _
residence of J. Mahnr the cape was
recovcrcfi, und an action will be ln.-grill
against the suspected par-ly. '
A BEVY of pretty girls was down to the
Olivetti- to hill gooliiiyc to Miss lilahle
We. Have Got Our Name Up....,.
For Low Prices
and not at the expense of quality either-The low
price idea has been our policy, and seems to be exclus-
ivelyiours-Of course you can get cheap stuff elsewhere
i
' -we don’t doubt that. What we mean is this-for good,
honest, well made and well designed furniture there is
no store ou this little Island, that can undersell us-
You can prove this by taking :1 look through our store
and examining carefully the splendid values you will
find here.
JOHN' NEWSO -
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Thompson, who left in the boat, en routi-
for Ilavcrhlil Iilass., \vlu-,re sho will cuter
tho .lcii`cry llnlc private hospital to (rain
fur an\n‘sc.'l`l\o lntiysuperiuteudcnt is liiirs
.\nrlic l’arkcr of llalifux un old family
fricuti. Wllilst all are sorry to ser the
youth and in-nuty of the I.-.land leaving
The Guurtllalt wishes Miss Tltolnpsou
success ln hcr vuulurc.
TIIli()\V MEDICINE T0 THE DOGS!
At best they are unpleasant, often use-
less. You have some |l|se|\se of the
nose, throat or luntzs. Dot-tors would call
it. hroncintis, astl1tnn_or caturrli. l`l\e
uontnunt rout of ,tire-ae tilsexxsrs IH lIl‘\`lll 0\`
lnicrolnc irrltlitum - Lala.rri\oz0_nc not
only tlestro s disease ticrnls, it dues
more, it ln-als (list-.uses mul inflamed
tissue. The disease is not only cured
hui. its return is forever prevent;-tl_ by us-
ing Calurrhozono which is splctulnl u.I.~|»
for colds, uou|rhs xuulllrritalvlc throat
liatncmlmr you inhale L/utarrlxuzone~
Nuture’s own cure-use no other hut
C|\l.a.rrl\oz0no-it's thc llc:-it catarrh cure
nuule.
\Vo have just received a package of
ciliuntllrcet; from Japan it is the nicest
line of ilu: kind in the eity.~-\V. l’.
Culwlll, Sunuysitic. 7-121| tl.
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
& Co. Charlottetown Agents.
zzdw tf.
HALF E
#bag
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x~*l-“ig-PER CENT
26
The Sun Life Assurance Company wrote 26 I-5 p. c
of the total amount of new business written by
the Canadian Life Companies (20 in all) in the yeai'
insuring public.
E- R- BROW
1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the
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Manager for P. E. Island,
xg mwt :yr Charlottetown,
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CHiLl)’S ENDOWMENT l
cn.;rl{.¢nf`1#'
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Give that boy of yours n cltallttc.
\Vc issue I‘1u<luwxucn1 ln.~.uranru for
children ui any age and also guarantee
,,  _. that in cvcul of the riculll of the parcui.
_$Nlll'lll 'l - .1 '
(or person who pays. the premium) thc
policy will he n paid up cmlowmclll
calling for no further premiums.
Write us or cnll for information.
Ross & Matthews,
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l’rovincinl Managers, Cllavlotiuiown.
A TON
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of pure French
CASTILE SOAl’
now in stock. Put up
in one and ten pound bars
r5c and $1.20, absolutely
pure.
“The Two Mace"
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DRUGGISTS,
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta.
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Lobster Packers
When fitting up for Spring worlr try the
NEW FOUNDRY
Foot of Queen Street
` For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
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Fltllowners, Datrymen,
Phono 73 Peake s No I Wharf P O BOX 4ll
yr/dwtl
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Thc Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd.