t _ _  V f. - "-'_:_”_':“'”’~ _
` "" -"‘='.w'l°T “vs_ ‘ _ THse‘ciraRr.ofrTEToWN GUARDIAN ff-rw i-'mer or 'itnvmrmn' ' rites may
'. We' will do it a little better '
than any person else can. , i
too much either F
Our Plant is absolutely new "°"' ‘“`° "“‘“"g ‘“ W” “W-
ind “P't°‘date» A Miss Jean Henderson. Union,
Embalmigya specialty -D
with us Miss Blanche ,HAIL of Ottawa' is Y- been the guest of Adam and Mrs
*__ “smug Miss. HUM) wM_burt0n’u,_t_l_ Misa Mary _-Curr” has r ned gurray. Grafton Street, leaves n-is
Phone 289, office 207-2Ir
us there anv hour of the day "'50-
or night. M
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C, ¥3_ Davison’ Manage picnics. Everyone should plan mm guest of Isaac and Mrs Saunders. . lpphlna Arsenault of Bath. Maine. left
.y6d[f_ to come tomorrow. ' °r
li. -‘ lg: :_ - ~*
Get Under a "Prowse” Straw
and Laugh at old So
Throw away the last sea-
son’s straw Mr Man, and
get one of these light, fea-
ther n eight straws,of which
we are selling so many.
They are just the snappiest
and most catchy models in
nien’s striws that you will
find anywhere. From the
cheapest to the best they
represent the finest quality
at the pricd.
Sailors and other fashionable shapes
25c to $3.00 »
nothing better in the way of stiff straws are to
be found. All models are here, rakish effects for the
smart dresser and more conservative! effects for the
man with more quiet tastes As light and cool as a
summer zephyr and as full of gcf~'lne.°s as it is pos-
sible to put into a hat.
For the Man who wants
a Panama. '
The panama answers the
demand ofthe man who wants
<a dressy liat and yet which
is impervious to the litrd
knocks of summer we:tf',ni1e
for which the summer shiw-
,er,s,whirl overboarl or kindred
"evils, have no terrors. l/Ve
have an admirable assortment
of Panamas in good sturdy
weaves .and yet extremely
light in weight. Prices range
from $5.00 to $10.00.
\\'x
Parker Hooper sang a s lo i usb. g
_ is Paurs church sunday evmglg. W sidewalk. was before the City Polic
ing tm we” at B"“d°“""° Wm. Heightnn and wife of Pictou
spent the weak and in this cit
~ th
' I Arai Slllllldtm-1, Sackville is spend-
'_"~°‘ n
urray River is the ideal spot for g 5 Wea hm at wmslw' °
HB7 making has started in several
W. and Mrs Prowsc, Murray Har- pans of this Provmu'
_ Y . eslrss
. r ..FTh.° “Wt °°01iD3 Cl D05 Wwihar gage in newspaper work should e. -
"*-  t‘\,  ' J. it . _ ‘ , ' . D
'iss Marjorie McPherson of Oftiwra 'igtost d¢i?ci:,e,?g- S.~mlMm",  -It my at The ('"“rdi“" 8 S“b‘l°"iP"i°”
_ - ' - ,_ . is the guest of Miss Mary Davies, ' 1. - __ ~ `- , ». _ ,. _. °°““t“'“‘ld"h"r°is°g°°d ,°l'»,°.“ing' in
i.l`1l®QC'}\ll%H§?41;gci;f@k1ng' C0, cigy ’*""~ e pews eparbment. .
1 . 'ifgl _ :4 ` g yi
The casa against S. McDonald f
Court yesterday and was adjourned.
Mrs- Mohd-am, Ottawa, who has
Any oung main who d ` toen*
Miss Nora Arscnaudt and Miss Jos-
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The “da Wm be high this ntternoon fiom Medicine Hat, Bank, on “visit jo4,¥;\!1)§§v¢;;tI:eturn home after an en.
Pl'lllC6 SlI1'¢¢f. YO!! Will llild at 12.06 and tomorrow afternoon at to this city '
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f  Head Offlcol li New Proyvaejlock-Charlottetown." V in.. time 1.'.'_°<i;|w¢i-, mitstsere,~ M 1 ' _ _ ,
And we win not char - . ' - - ff' ' Lot. 48, leaves today on a visit to - _ '
,  gc y0\l 'rue latest news, sm ei eu. .tl Y 3101107. 0- B~
' alleged di-ivin of his horseon the July 1), |909 I
e g 4 V _[EW _ M
mo
,   "Yellow tag Sale” of Linens
"" In the house furnishings department on the
L second floor you will find some linen bar ains
_   \  that wnisurpis .id 1: in . i g
r e an e ig you
/ . 1, A sg' l ' ~
 J A’  The fabrics are new-direct from the makers
""¢¢\**ll$."i'*l1\. ' Ihr* w< wwf:
»-s,-Lv
Juvenile llllfglars entered the store partied by Miss Nora Arsemia:ul‘t’s bro
of R. E. Mlltch & Co., a dmy gr two th
pn-go and stole some coniectiona/ry,
The spenlnl dair meetln <1 are
:` ‘ Y 'E a v il- at
ed to take place in the Orwell tae- zznd at 11 ii, m, Usual mt” b,
P. E. I., this afternoon accom»
er.-Moncton Transcript.
_.___
The Gra-nd Division, S. of T. moétrn
Hartsville on Thursday naxt, thi
 ' "° ' in Scotland and Ireland-closel y priced at our re~ 1-
 gular figure-but in running over the stock we
 have formed the opinion that we have too many
"' ' _different kinds-so to reduce the assortment in a
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Your Vacation
Needs.
llc who worlta and runs
sway
Will live to work another
day
Run away time is now
runaway traps are here.
No matter where you go,
when you go, or how l6ng
you stay, you need to be
properly clothed, etc., to
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enjoy your outing.
We are amply prepared
1
,ff
~~_,»4 “
0uting Suits
Smart stylish outing
suits made of Homespuns,
Serges,Tweeds etc, snap-
‘tf ~ o piece i:nodel§,rang~
from $5.00
up to $26.00;
Negllgee Shirts
good. better, best, a
particulary extensive and
choice assortment to
choose from in all new
fabrics.
6oc, 75c, $r.oo up to$2.75
. A Wash 'l‘les
a most n nususi collection
in every respect. dlvsfsify °f
shaped, swellness of styles
and snappiness of the patterns
toe, t5c a5c and 35c.
to supply your every want
in this connection, For
instance
Underwear
Don't stay away bc-
cause you think you are
too large or too small for
. us to fit. Wehaveallsizes.
We have your side 'under- .-
wear from 2 5c up to 3.50
per garment.
llosiery
When you see our
new fancy hosiery it will
only be aquestion cf how
many pairs you’ll want,
see our special at z5c pair.
Wash Vests
We have a great variety _of
patterns mostly on white
ground calculated tu cheer up
the sombre suit, single or
double breasted styles-
.drqvs to their future homs amrld
_ i.
Courier contains fine photos, taiken
at 8 45 for Murray River The retum
rn/tes for families.
_
T. Abbot Cumming, Dartmouth, N.
S., who has beun visiting here for
the past two or three weeks left for
his home yesterday morning.
Yesterday R. K. Bruce, City, rece1v_
ed n. telegrnm from his son Nelson
Brace who is in Sariiilu, Ont., gipyinig
“Bodies not recovered- yet will wire
you when' found."
Dinner will be served on the
f,;\`0un»<ls nt Redlieaid Point Thurulny,
z2nd inst for 25 cents.A tsplendlldly ar-
ranged refreshment' booth will supply
ice~crea1m»,, strawberries, fruits cont-
fectlonary, etc at very moderatie
prices.
...__
'l‘he steamer Harland will leave
flhnrlottetown at 9 a. mi. on Mont-
diiy, the 26th, for Tatamagouche ree
muinlng there three or four hours
und arriving back ln Charlottetown
about 6 p. ni. The ad appears in
this issue.
Tlitre will be n strawberry and ice-
creum festival held on thu grounds
of the Hazolhrook Baptist Ciruroh on
lwednesdwy evening, July 21st. If nob
fine it will be held on next fine
evcning. The proceeds are in aid, of
|)`iil`SOIllBJ[§€.
' Eugene McAu.llffe, tha victim of a.
serious millwny nccident at St. John
'13 months ago, left last evening for
_'ani Mrs McAuliffe. The boy has
been lying on his back in the hospital
_ull these mouths nntl the wound is
now nlinost entirely healed.-Moncton
Times.
_ Forty five minutes from Broadway
is certainly the best piece of _cornedvy
ever aittumpted here. It is bright,
_breezy, upronriously funny. and in-
cludes some of the finest song hits
and' choruses ever heard. There is
also it cast and chorus of nearly fifty
people under the management of Jack.
lilyle and Harry Perry.
Attention' is called to the adt of the
Schofield Paper Oo Ltd, St John,
which appears in this issue ond. in
which attention is called' to their
fine productions of Paprus, referred
to by the writ-ing, staff last week in
error as flhreware. Paprus goods are
durable, light and sanitary and como
in all the desirable shapes, being a
convenient addition for the hakoshop
und the model housewife.
The Waltham, Mass, Free Press of
n recent date contains the follow`in'g:
A pretty wedding took place last
evening at the Immanuel Church par- `
eotiage, when Rav Roscoe L. Greene
united in marrla-ge Miss Florence E.
M. Fraser, a popular triiployec in the
Plate Department of the Waltha/ni'
Wirtch factory and Edward V.Crons,
also of the some department. (Tha
bride is a d'nug~lrter of Edward' and
Mrs Fraser, Fitzroy Street east, and
July 6th of John J. McDon'ald', Glen-
cos to Miss Eunice McDonald, daugh-
ter of John R. and Mrs. 'McDon-ald',
Vernon River. After the
ceremony 3 delightful dinner was
served at the home of the brlde's
paren|ts.Mrs McDonald wore s. charm-
in; princess gown with ha/t to
match while her bridesmaid Miss
Celia McDonald, wore cream Panama.
Rev. Pius McDonald performed the
ceremony, Bsnj. McDonald actl-ng as
groovnnnan. ' A pleasant time was
passed before the bride and groom
showers of rica and good wishes.
Many dainty and useful gifts were
received by the 0iaDl>Y coelple.
,  ,,:.
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*Mg -Delicieutness
of our cake cannot be surpass-
ed. You want something nice
for that picnic or tea p\rly»
then order some of our
Sultana or Nut or
Fruit Cake
Tolevhono an
D. Stewart.
ECLIPSE BAKERY
tory wlll_ be held- in the Orwell Cove rail. Delegates from west will br
hull on the 21st Inst. mst at Glydc and those from tm
The last issue of the Canmllpm
by Buyer. of scenes ati the Ohnrlotéte- compainied by her sister iss Minnit
town military camp.  A
The "ni" leaves t°'m"0""0W “Urn” Mrs Goodall and Miss Anderson gr
- . n 1;
fare is only fifty cents with special 0
|Lyuu, Mass, with his parents, Jcra U
UBS mmll’ friends' ill' this City-) they now enjoy. The Mergenthhler
*_ people also manufacture the high
TM mul‘l`iw§6 f00k N000 Ill? SL grade American i.lnot'ype, but therc
Joachitmfs church, Vernon River on nm "Une 04 the |a¢g_¢,~ macmnes ,,.
oist at Wiltshire station.
Mrs (Dr) Goodall of N York., ac
ndersou, have arrived in this city
and are registered* at the Victoria
Sourls this afternoon on avlsit.
The S. S. Trinidad will make font-
riightly trips during the balance of
this season smiling from Montneal,
Monday July 19, from- Chtarlottetown
Monday July 20 and every alternata
\Monday thereafter. For further in
formn-tfionr apply to Curvell Bros.
Agents. :
___
Mrs B.W. Gastongnive, Hyde Park,
Boston, and son und :laughter sue ux
pected home from Boston shortly tt
Bay Fortune where they will be tlu
guests of Mrs. C. Howard Dlrig'w'e~ll,1
Bayview Cottage, Fortune Bridge.
during the summer months. Mus.
Gastongaive is the sister di C. How-
ard Dlngwell of thc_P. E. I. Ry ant-
lras not visited P. E. I. for ovet
twenty years. The Guardian wishes
her 8 pleasant holiday.
#Wi
Among the outward passengers fron
this city yesterday we-ru, Rev H. E
Thomas to Moncton, J. D. McA\rla;
to Tignish, J. J. Coade to Picton
J. B. Hogan to tzlumfmersitle, W. V
Douse to Attlahoro, Mass, R. W
Rogers to New Glasgow, Adolpl
Gaudet to Moncton, Wm Brennan tt
Picton, Tl A. Cossmnn to Halifax
Mite.; M. Harrell to Monctoir, Mis:
Beasley to Halifax, W. I. Robinson
to Dorchester, J. V. Callaghan tt
Shelburne.
The best piece oi musical comedy
tlint has ever been shown in t-he city
will be “Forty tive minutes from
Broadway” which will be placed oi
he l»onr\lu"`ii.t tho Opera House, J ul_\
26th and 27th. Bright humour -
splendid choruses-catchy songs - i
dtelicioutsly funny plwy-handslomi
dresses-and ii long line of the pref
tiest girls in Canada make at com
binatiou that eva-ry one should be
sure to see. Plans' open for exuham-g
ticket: holders nt the usual plane;
Thursday |norniug,, 22nd lust, at nin
o'clock. _ . »
A large portion of tlta “small boy'
element of the population of thi-
clty warn enjoying themselves on tho
western water front the other even
ing when ru policeman lrove into sight.
A stampede winoug the bathcns im
medlatoly ensued-. A sense of guilt
induced hy ti lack of bathing cos
tumes, caused the majority to rui
like pre-ada/mites through the stireet:
to the nearest place of refuge. Whilf
lt lasted the flight was ai startlin;
exhibit of the "altogether/’ Howeve~
the boys do not appear to be causin,
much annoyance this surmner, most
of them go to the Victofrial Park tr
bathe where the addition ofa levi
more decent bathing houses might
wisely be made. P .
The Guardian has 'placed an order
with the Mergenthaler Co Ltd, Mant-
real, for another of -the well knowr`
Monoline typesettlng machines wrhlcl*
they manuincture,a,n'd which give such
universal satisfaction everywhere.Thi:
is occasioned by this pa.per’n lncreas
ing buslnuss, and will give its read-
ers an even, better news service tthnn
this Province owing to their great
cost. The Mergenthaler C0 believe
that the best is none too good, so
they will not handle other them the
American Linotype and the Mono
line. When installed, The Guardian
will be the only Provincial paper
wlth three type-setting machines.
Eamera
on
trial
If you would like to
see what excellent re-
:ults can be obtained
witha No2orNoz A
Brownie Camera, we .
will be glad to let you
have one for a day, ou ,
conditions which will
be made known upon
application at our
store.
I
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Jh
way
will
"r
wt- -.mt
_ §,eZ|~ J hurry-we_ have _put a big yellow tag on each piece |
23,; ._ I /. and the prices will run as follows:- I 13
f me
. `_/`\'}j
_ 5 .'T"f
.1 "'°\_
L`  - S
- l
3 oc
- 1.00
i
45c Table Linens for
6 (1 U
Q C U il
¢  if it
1.20
I-45
1.50
1.80
34°
45°
56C
75C
Table Linen for goc
(C H
if H 9
1.0
1.13
_ I-35
H U
-.~..».»,.<.»
j tx.
we offer the hose at
llosiery worth
to
75c---354: pr. l
_ There is still good choosing in that great lot of fancy stockings tliat we
» are clearing out. The lot includes fine embroidered and open wo:k lisle
_ stockings, in greys, oxblood, tans, blacks. The re lar values run from 5oc
to 75 per pair, and in order to effect a swift clean"i§;` up of the whole thing
35e pr---Three pr. for $1.00. i
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es...a»~»t,\“»s.m.\w..\\...~ \.-.me \\ \ 1
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have if you go.
'Plans for "Forty five mixitites frwin
lay mornin-g. Exchange ticket liohl-
‘Strnwberries fresh from our own
gardens every d-ay. Also wax beans,
weots, carrots etc. _ J. J. Guy ,& Hon.
'dvery day Market. 'I-19d»1w.
.*A
ir adwa” n` th l ld.
-.lJnmlesl.!>ti's0piiindulluliliiiiiliisudln 'i‘)liiii(i; hghtfui day cas” care t0 the Winds-
uesdny, July 20th, will lic the lash
ll-ay for allowing discount on city
taxes. T-19d?/l.
0adbury’s lm
*Fishing and bathing of tha best at
3. . ... Redhead Point on the Moreli River.
ANN0Uiii`“_M1`“N1°' 'rake the train at a.45.ss<i ge to the
Alpha Rebekah Lodge N0_ 10 L O_ Baptist Picnic Thursday 22nd inst.
). F., meetu tonight, tit. 8 tfulouk. Return 'Me only 50 wuts'
.Thru things to think about___umc0 'Attention is called to the md of the
urch S. S. Picnic tomorrow. Mur- Ah, ,
River, and the good time you t ‘S lssue'
cndia University which appears in
A
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long rlay’s sport for fishermen-
Tle ad , the R th C H _,t The train will* arrive at Redhead: a-
lciiool. Fgederictos, Ufisggarsoincgqtliiig bout l0'45`g‘ving tha egg” fisher'
ssue_ piati neairly all dlay tio seek for specld-
8
d liciurties in the ‘Morel
l River.
Board the Baptist picnic train Thurs-
a'_v morning and for one long do-l
rs will kindly tnkc notice. '-` ~ ' `~'---- ~-- ---*F '-»--
'The next meeting of th; Prime Ed-
Ward Island “ltnegg Board, [Will be
held in the City on Friday next",
the Hrd itist. l"usiiesl*meetlng~ at
1-30,- “H18 °f cheese ne it detect,
Visitors welcome,
C
All WW "5 '1`°{~1Dernnce will kindly
uobe that abs <-‘rica of Grand Scribe
|1113 MPM IHC »'.l from Hampton to
Margate. 1~2odr:it.
ini
*A regular meeting of U. B. I.. will
be held tonight. at 7.30. important;
iusiness. Every member rt ,~»-5t¢.i
to at/tend. '
Mattress
_l_,li_aye|the only: power
..,-_ - _ _ ___.. _,
Making
machine in the Province
,or picking and dusting old
"W" P021”
oderate cost.
hair, wool, flock and other
esses. Any kind made over equal to new at
English MARK WRIGHT,
Chocolates
We have just receiv-
Newson's Block.
.1 rtistf.
ed,direct from England,
a large assortment of
these delicious,assorted
chocolates,put. up in %,
1-2 and I poutid pack-
ages.
“llli lllll llllll"
The North American Life
a .J _ Y ' __ __ I
Ross ft Matthews
Representing,
$5’-»~,.....
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M\cDONALD Q MscKlNNON
` DRUGGISTS
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kt Sts
Assurance Co., of Toronto.
' ~~ The C. P. R. ticket agency.
" The Commercial Union and
Richtnnnd and Drummond
hire lu surance companies.
_-_ _ _.-._
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twice 73Graflon St, Masonic Building,
ttarftf Charlottetown
| VT I A K
V loth ,epot
, We have the biggest and best assortment of factory
.- Zclotbs and tweeds that we have ever handled.
, We have a very excellent range of fine tweed suitings
made from the finest merino stock.
_L Also blanketings, rugging, flannels and yarns.
This is the place to get the best quality goods. We take
lu exchange allowing the highest price for it. _
W. C. TURNER ®. C0
We can show you
some splendid .time-
keeping watches; also
field glasses and barom-
eters. A call solic-
ited.
E.w. ihtoi
|r‘.5o £1.75 up 1° S3~5° wth- \ ` \ ,
_ M ma not not l 3. ‘\».‘l‘.lt\._.§_‘_~;`,»_‘,._,  City-__ 'ree Lew ma store -
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