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The Wellner Watch-
is an accurate tlnxckec-per lt is a watch
vrhich will give you correct time under all
eoudi ions Why not tall and see our var-
iety, styles ar d sizes. 1
Wellner's _Iewelry Store
The Wat h CHARLOTTETOWN AND ELSEWHERE'
With a Name
ml l _r
Amateur 'Work'
Bring your films and _nig-
atives to us. Let. us attend tu
allths messy vrork connect-
ed with snaplhootinl- _OUT
work is unexcella-d, uri-_es
most reasonable and service
prompt and satisfactory.
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1 Cook Studio/ ,
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Sterling Brtters
The Never Failing
|leart,Nerve and ‘Stomach
Remedy
A Proven Medicine of
Exceptional Value
Testimonials and References
by the hundred from _people
moat prominent in City and
Country. No failures.
Sold bl! _
P.McQUA1D ,
42 Queen Street.
_ Opposite Auld Bro!
Pr-ire <0coer bottle.
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We have a niCe Assortment of l’a\rlo
Kitchen and Alarm Clocks
Prices Moderate.
C. W. Patterson
.lt-wells!
Phone |22-It I
ir nothing quite so niec for the 
kiddies as these barefoot sand- »
les. They are light. snug, per- __
feet fitting, cool, airy and as N
;, comfortable as .you could wish
ll! for. Made to fit the natural ‘l
lines of the everage foot. ‘
1 Children's sandlcs, sizes 4 ,
to io  65c ,f
Girls’ and boys’ si;/.es ii to V
'soulacad srq; u| Anq 01 land 41
Clarence 'l-Iarris, Charlottetown,
was B passenger west yesterday ar
ternoon.
Mrs. Richard Johnson, Charlotte
town, is the guest of the Misses Pal
mer, Gagetown, N. B.
A. C. Saunders, Sunfmerslde, rc
turned home vesterday afternoo
from Charlottetown. _
J. Geo. Carver Charlottetown ii
one ol the men picked out to ex-
hibit Lobsters at the Eastern Can
ada exhibition at Halifax.
_A recent issue of the Ottawa Citi
zen reproducted n. photo of the Hon
Justice, Sir Louis Davies, formerl_
of Charlottetown.
Rev. J. H. Fraser, of Summers-id.
Presbyterian Church will occupy th.
pulpit at both services in Zio.
Church, Charlottetown, tomorrow.
The Guardian News Departmen
closes tonight at 12 and will reope.
Sunday night at 12. ln the interir.
124 J‘. can be phoned
Mrs. J. D. Jenkins, Charlottetown
.who has been visiting in Summer
'side was suddenly called to Ftrederit
ton, on account of the illness of he
sister, Mrs. W. Murray.
Mrs. Charles Strangman, Montreal
with her two nieces, Miss May an
Alice Goff, have arrived at her ol
home in Woodville, and will be th
guest of Mrs. Geo. E. G'otl.
Mrs. David Campbell, New Pert
West, is in Charlottetown, to mee
her daughter Miss Gladys Jean wh
_is expected home from Quincy, Mass
where she has spent the last tw.
years.
The anniversary of thc Woman'.
Missionary Society will hc held i
Grace Church, Charlottctown,' o
Sunday evening. Interesting report
‘of the yoar’s work will be given an
a short address by the pastor.
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Better gr-tdes in Chrome il
tan calf, elk soles, good wear ,‘
warranted, si/.ss .Ito io. . ..$l, 
Sizes ir to 2 .. ......$l.35. 
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|35 Queen Slreel
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Fire Insurance
For rates in the l’.E. Inland ltlutua
Fira Insurance t umpanies on Farm Build
intl. Churches. ualls Schools, Hotels
Cheese Factories Writer Mills. etc. etr
applyto
O. D. BELL, l02St.
Phono 45.!
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Cnmmencing-June lst.the Str Hillsboro
Whlll rlln dmlv (except Sunday) between
t e Ferry vrhf.and ltocky Point during
5"mmPrn\l;nths.ut the lo Iowrnghrrr.V_rz.
Leave Ch town lrsuve Rocky Point
'l00n;_m. 730s. m.
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£1339-__V\‘\.  n. m
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Leave (lh'luwn Lcnvo lfrrclry Point
9.00 B .
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13.45 " 1.00 nm
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LIME
We can supply from
this date
fresh burned lime
in large and small quantitie-
suitable for farming and build
ing purposes.
Orders left at Kilns on Sr.
Peter°s Road .or at our offic.
will receive prompt attention
C.. Ly/ons '® Co
~,_ .Phoneirr
‘_‘Eet ns show you some of our new
styles -woinon's patent. lcnther shoes.
Buttonod and laced, Gun Metal and
Donrzols. from $1.35 to 54.50. con
Bros' New Store, Richmond St.
6-21M3l.
coal coal
The Srhooner “llrrmarocl¢" will he due
here the latter prirt of june with rr cargo
0f6.»0 tons of ilie_ relebralrd Lnrknwans M.
Autlrrarite Coal in Sono :md Chestnut Stations, I`0tll|'nl"l.l will 1”" Sumi
lint] this il the some qu-lily of ron] merlldti at 7.30 P. M. A SP8ClBl
which gave such good satisfaction lust Passenger 'Train will leave Charlot-
seuon. tstovrn for Murray Harbor at 8 o’cl0-
Parties requiring ll-rd Coal are re ay HB;-bor at 4,15 P. M. calling ng in.
termcdlate stations. 6.21M-EBI
quslttd to bouk their orders at once and
to lrlndly arrange to lrrkrr rtelrvr-ry while
vassal in discharging when prices are
lowest. '
lr E nn neu & co
come ln and see our new spring line
of them. You never saw such st!l0.
value and class at the prices. N08"-
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1 Best llot Weather llrin
_lust received a rpiaritily of Pure WEST
HUl`TLl‘J~`. Also llrlON'l`:»t:RRA'l` Llr\ll£
JUICE rn pint and quart bottles at
Beer (Xl Goffis
Doing it
Doing What ?
Why having their snaps
finished at the
Bayer Studio
Bentlstr
1 I son. o. ri). rf{s_s_a
' l$srll|lizla\(iaIiitn‘lnPaBrlors ,
arerrmrrrrd sr. Prrsrrsrru Wm vis Chicago. where as win
U'°l’ l’\°<'WH° BYUH- 'meet his brother Frank, 8 graduate
_ -___  __of the Maine University of Law,
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J. B. BROWN. D. M. D
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Farm for Sale'
Farm nfroo acres of land at lfofet
Hill, 50 acres clear, balance covered wrtlrl
second growth of hard and soft wood.'
Situated 3 re miles lrom at Peters Bay
Good buildings on promises. For particr -
lira apply to
A. I). Mel) )NALl)
Mt. Edward Ro<d.
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RAILWAY CHEAP FAREB `
On Dominion Day, July lst next,
the regular morning train for Sourls,
Georgetown, and intermediate Stat-
ions, will leave Charlottetown, at ‘7.|
15 A. M. instead- of 6.45 A. M. and
the afternoon train will leave Sourls
at 3.00 P. M. and Georgetown at2
.15 I’. M. and 1.10 P. M. respective-
ely. for Charlottetown. The regular
afternoon train will leave Summersi-
de at 7.15 P. M. for Cape Traverse
und intermediate Stations instead of
4.15 P. M. A Special Passenger trainl,
will leave Charlottetown at 8.15 A.
for Stummerslde, and intermediate
k A. M., returning will leave Murr-
"Ara yoiii judge of shirts? Then
The Civilian Rifle Association wil
hold rr spoon shoot at Kensingto
lllnngc, Charlottetown, on Monda
next at 2.30 p.m. Ammunition wil
hc served out to thc members of th
association.
i Reports current in Moncton for tl)
last two or three days of irnllendin;
changes in the board of management
of the lntercolonial, but nothing dr
finite can he learned. Mr. Pottinge
has left for Halifax and Messrs
Brady and Caron for Prince Edwar
lslnnd.
Mrs. J, D. Hynrlman invited rr
number of friends to say au revoir tr
Mrs. Bayfield on Wednesday after
noon at the tea hour. The tea-table
which stood in rr shady part of thr
lawn, was bright with a profusio
of pink carnations, Miss Gertrudr
Hyndrnan and Miss Helen Bayfield
were the dainty little assistants. Thr
|N|llA l-IME JUICE in I0. I5. Q. 25 cent` guests included Mrs. Owen, Mrs. M.
|.I. McLeod, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Sehul
fze, Mrs. Wickl, Mrs. Harry Cooper
Mrs. Dickins, Mrs. Da-wsoii, Mis
Dawson, Mrs. Bremner, Mies Field
ers.-Edinonton Bulletin, (Mrs. I-Iynd
man is a daughter of Sir Louis
Davies.)
liverybody is Doing it| 1
J. Vincent Power, who was admitt
Ml ss a barrister and attorney at the
‘Supreme Court, Charlottetown. last
;November, loaves for Regina, w1mr¢
yho will probably locate. Mr Power
lhas _been in Morson & Duffy’s office
since taking up the study of- law in
léfharlottetown. He has had an excel-
_lent record, as a student, and a suc-
cessful career is certainly before him
in his profession. It is regrettable
that young menrof Mr. Power’s abil.
ity are leaving this Province for' thc
West. Mr. Power will travel to the
Board was held in Charlottetown yes-
terday at 1.30 p.m. and was very
largely attended. Laughlin MacDon-
nld, East Point, occupied the chair
and the cable message bulletin read
-4700 cheese offered, 1300 sold at
12 5-16 and 12_ll cents, curb prices
casicr. The following officers were
elected-President. Laughlin MacDon-
ald. East Point; re-elected Vice Presi.
rlent; Walter Simpson, Bay View, sec.
retsry treasurer and sales manages
Robert Jenkins, Marion; omqaf
weizhers. R. Harold Jenkins, Char.
l0N0f»oWn. and Alexander Campbell,
audi‘or, Georger Brown, Newper-t,h_
Stanley and Kensington were gofdtn
Dillion and Snillet. onarr0r.tet0w,,,'
for 12; crnts.
::'l‘hc Gsm Junior Safety razor has
them all beaten. If _von want 5 nice
smooth shave with little or no
trouble this in the one to get. Any-
hndy can use it. the price ls $1.00-
See the new mate its-a beauty. E.A.
Foster, Central Drugstorp, Sunnysldel
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People’s Theatre
To-Night
The llorae Shoe
A Comedy Drama-dealing wilh‘ i
the old superstition |
I Egypt
. A Beriufllul Descriptive fllrn
253'! Meffaughton Q his
Famous llog Bohn
see this and r-nloy a laugh
3 Paths *eeily
Current events of ln‘erest
Miss "Bobby" Sohmtrs
Today s Guardian comprises sixteen
ages.
D. S. MacQuarric, undcrtnllen, Cra-
.aud, was in Charlottetown yester-
'ay. - ,
V lt. J. and Mrs, Seller of Wheatley
liver, were visitors to Charlottetown
csterday.
Any person having B desirable
iouse to rent in Charlottetown
lhoultl apply at Guardian office at
rnce.
When the Guardian News phone 181
s reported busy, after 6 p. m., pa-
rons should ask for 132-3. All whr
rave a phone should cut this out snr
aste it up.
J. W. Profltt, Kensington, was
,worn in yesterday by Justic Fits
gerald Charlottetown, as a Commiss-
oner ln Prince County for taking at
adavits in the Supreme Court.
Any person in Charlottetown, wbr
rrtends to visit New York City either
or business or pleasure, may find it
.o their advantage to write “F.H.,'
are of Guardian, Charlottetown.
The Newstead Gun Club will shoor
.t the Camp Alabama, Blockhouse
:his afternoon. The members of the
Jlub will leave the Marine Wharf at
1.15 by motor boat, kindly place at
.heir disposal by F. R. Heartz.
Mrs. H. T. Prowse, Marshfield,
diss Thomson and their nephew
r'homson Campbell, Charlottetown,
eave this morning for Sydney when
hey-will visit with A. _J. and Mrs.
Janppbell. .
The remains of the late Mrs. Fred
rick Evans, Charlottetown, were
aid to rest ,Thursday afternoon 1|,
he Peop1e's Cemetery, s. large num.
rer of citizens attending the funeral.
(ev. T. W. Murphy ofticiated. Thr
all-bearers were:-L. B. Miller, E.
-.. Heartz, R. Meiklé, Geo. Worthy,
~ E- B211 and Major Leigh.
Dominion Day, July lst, promise;
.0 be a Gala. one at St. Peters. Thr
Members of St. Peter‘s Sporting
lub are Bptifing no time or expens.
n making their Grand Opening Tea
.’al‘ty a splendid success. Arrange
rrents are completed for Athletic
dports, Motor-boat Races, first cies:
Saud Music, and special arrange-
nents and fares have been made wirr
he Railway Department between
lharlottetown and St. Peters, anr.
Souris and St. Peters. St. l-’eter'r
Bay is known for its beauty and ri
Summer I`9BOl`t. Bild the Grand 'Tea
_:arty advertised for July lst wil'
.io doubt prove s. grand success.
::One of the strong points of our
chocolates is the fact that they are
strictly fresh and pure. In no case
are our chocolates more then si;
days old. These sweet-meats, boxed
and bulk- are shown here in assort-
ments of all the most popular ant.
high grade flavors, marked at most
reasonable prices. Call in and see
the line-your favorite is here. The
McKinnon Drug. Co. corner Great.
George and Kent Streets. MEt
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Purchasers of cut glass
need to make sure that they
are getting the genuine arl icle.
We know that there is be-
ing marketed by manufactur-
ers who are considered reliable
a line of so called cut glass in
which the pa tern is really
pressed, and afterwards
touched up and polished on a
a wheel.
Our Cul Glass
is fully c.rt\When _the cutter takes
a piece in hand rt rs perfectly plain
on both sides and every line is cut
and polished by hand.
We cootr.rl for Charlolletown,the
product ofthe oldest and largest
Canadian factory, and feel that we
have the very best in cut glass to
offer our patrons.
A G. I-`. liU'l`CllfSON
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Erect a Good
M onument,
Nothing but a monumrnt is
good enough for that grave.. li
is the best memorial ytu could
get, lasts longer. is more beaut'-
ful, appropriate, artistic and dis-
tinctive than other stone rould
be and considering the price it
is worth every cent of the cost.
We have a splendid line of
designs in monuments here and
can make ons to your order in
either granite or marble. Lowest
prices, easiest terms:
ll. B. Innes ,
' St. James’ Episcopal Church, Port
Hill, was the scene of 'a very pretty
and interesting ‘event on Wednesday
evening, June the 12th, when at
seven o'clock p.m. Allred Long Ram-
ia_y, son of John Ramsay, Tyne Val-
ey, led to the altar Miss Stella
llanclie Gorrill, eldest daughter of
_-Ienry Gorrill, Northam; and thcrc in
the Pgesence of a host of frlcnds rc-
.eate the solemn words that matic
them as one. The church was heari-
:ifully decorated for the occasion by
the Sunday School teacher and the
:lass mates of the bride. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. Henry
iarper, Rector nt l'ort Hill. The
bride, charmingly gowned in white
satin with yoke and sleeves of silv-
:red net and wearing a beautifully
embroidered veil and orange blos-
soms, entered the church on the rrrm
if her father, and took her place at
:he altar to the strains of the wed-
ling march skilfully rendered hy Miss
Ylsry Adams. Miss Flossie `i‘.rimaay,
sister of the groom, attended the
rride_while Roy Gorrill, brother of
he bride'ably supported the groom.
Jn the conclusion of the ceremony
the party repaired,to the home of
the bride's father, where a reception
vnsheld, and upwards of 100 guests
sat down to bountifully spread
tables, doing ample justice to the
,ood things provided. Merriment and
good cheer prevailed throughout the
entire evening. The gifts presented
to bride and groom were of a usclrrl
ind substantial order, among them
being many beautiful pieces of furni-
ture which will find ircosy nook in
their ncw'home to which ‘Ley will
epair in a few weeks, taking with
them the best wishes of their lrrsts
of friends for a long life of liallpiness
and prosperity-
REQUIREMENT (JF THE
HORSE MARKET
By Theodore Ross (Continued
I wrote last week of General AP-
pearance and Condition, The next
'nost important quality is Soundnces.
Blimishes are generally the exter-
'ral evidence of weakness, Bnd to
nect the market demand the horse
nust be able to do nreasonahle
wmonnt of work without undue fati-
gue or indications of B premature
\reak~down. Aa fast work is much
nore difficult. than heavy work, sound
ness of limb is more important in
‘ight horses than heavy, hut in neith-
er is anything permitted that is likc-
‘y to cause lamcness . or soreness in
anyway.
Broken winrl, thick wind. Side l10|\l'H
black hooks, large splints and broken
.nees are largely discriminated
rgainst.
Conformation comes next. If it
horse is to do hard work with a min-
imum amount of wear, and give thc
longest possible period of service hc
oust possess n conformation indica-
tive of strength, endurance and longe-
'ity the indications of which are-
good feet, good feeding qualities,
good bone. and symmetry. As horses
are generally piircliaséd for
use in the cities too much
emphasis cannot he placed
on the requirement of good feet. The
life of a city horse dcpends nearly
always on the quality of his feet.
A deep board capacious chest, in-
dicating a good constitution, tells un
that the horse will make E005 USC Ol
his food, Endurance is shown by s
short, well musclsd hack and loins.
He must have plenty of bone of good
quality. Symmetry of form is neces-
sary for strength, and perfect dcvel-
opement. A lonzlezited, narrow-
chesterl, wasp-washed, loose-rihlhbtl.
long-coupled horse is always n chcitl'
animal on the market.
(To be continued)
THE MOST POPULAR Yl*]Arl'l`.
lsn't the fact that White Swan Yeast
Cakes have won admiration wherever
tried proof that they arc the best?
Prove this to your own satisfac-
tion lry orrlerini; a 5c package from
your grocer, or send for sample.
White Swan Spices & Cereals, Limit-
ed, Toronto, Ont.
"Neckwear:-.in an-to-data line al-
rays on hand in silks and crochet.,
If you want novelties, here ls the
rlece for them. "Brucr~.‘|." 4-29dtf.
.sa
Pntrrtnov
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`_1-he hdndmmnt y,-,ming stallion of
¢‘rin:el'1<lward island. His stock pmvrrr
that he in s first class sire. Perfection
will stand for thc season rgrz, at hrs owns
tr'sstsb|ca._ _ _,_ C_ RRUwN_
Charlottetown.
(YF
ll.0ll0 DALMENEY JR.
won first priie at vhs Provincial Exhibit-
soo, rgie, and i9rr»
Lord Drrlmeney will stand for the een-
son of |91: at his owner'ir table.
srrri i.°rrrr¢¢ wrur me winner In Illustrated Songs' m Im, ,,,,,, ,, C ROWN
un 9 ‘ ~ etlll or rrenetr cutie Outing |t.ylr_rr ~ _ _ m,,,,,',,,,,,,,,,,,,_
agua ummm' can c.. ns wrur martin. mini. rn. to moo Se Two Shows Nightly Se
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Suit Cases
and trimmings.
Same as above
b mud 3.l5.
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corners heavy
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Baggage
is the best that money can
Matting suit case. Leather cor-
ners leathcrette bound Brass lock
$l95 2l5 2.25
all edges leather
Split cane suitcase with heavy
leather corners and brass trimm-
Fine grain Karatol suitcase lea-
ther-corners, brass lock and snaps,
leather handle 2.95.
F ine leather suitcase reinforced
brass lock and
snaps.English swing handles $5.85
Leather Suitcases
- $6.00 8 35 12.50 I6 50
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Trunks
` Well made basswood trunk cov-
ered with waterproof canvas. Ends
and edges sheet iron bound. Hard-
wood slats, two leather straps $4 45
Heavylbasewood box with water-
straps 6.25 ’
The ntwavs
proofed canvas covering 1-.; inch'
hardwood slats. Ends bound with
fibre and edges with anchor irons,
brass lock, corners and snaps. Two
One of the newest trunks all
/ edges and ends bound with fibre.
Brass ended slats. Heavy iron
corners. Two straps 8.50
Steamer trunks
$6.85 8.50 l0.50
Slonlev Bros
busv Store.
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'The ‘ July number of the ladies
Home Journal is now on sale at
.Carter's Bookstore. This num-
ber has a very pretty cover design,
and contains besides the usual space
devoted to Fashions and Household
hints a number of delight stories
by popular writters. Price 15c, mail-
ed postagc paid for lilc. The Wom-
an's Home Companion for July is al-
so ln stock. This is also an excell-
ent numhcr and every ..Lady should
have B copy; Price l5c mailed post.-
age paid for 18c. 6-21M3i.
>“In this issue appears the ad of
the National Clothing Co which gives
every man an opuortunlty to secure
a suit of clothes at a ,vcry low price.
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"Pure wrrrrlndia mme Juice in fn,
15 and 25 cent bottles at Beer &
Goff's. 6-21M2l.
"Buy the Non-Rip Sandal at Golf
Bros' New Store, Richmond St.
6-21MLli.
"Soc our present sliowlng of tan
oxforrls and pomps. Goff Bros.,
Richmond St. 6-2lM3l.
"l-lot wcatlicr underwear. Time to
get randy now for thc hot weather,
and cool underwear is the first con-
sideration. We havc about every cool
kind mrulc, in two piece and combin-
ation stylcs, with or without sleeves.
Prices range from 750. to $2.50 p_n_r
suit. Brncc's. ' 6-2ZMtf.
"5“""i Giioin ALE
Sussex Ginger Ale - the best on the
market. Try it and be cf nvinced.
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Everything in
Marble
can be nbtalnsd herf. Why nutllx
up your Csmotsrv P at nowfr rits
is s ort and time in tteeti' g. here
is no time like the preaen- “rd no
place where run can ohtnln stter
Monuments in
Granite '
-ir Marble than thorre we malls.
Ask lor rl-signs and estimates
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