'   fy  It aids nature a little th t' I ` E- lad -
_ secret about it. We refirr t: A5 lite only   menton Street West rests. lllr1lN|n.r.rn(.aa1u. ot Emerald. who .
- _ V; _ l'¢\’aHair A haabaenvlsiting friends in this city. MEET MEAT THE ALWAYSBUSY STURE
K A _p ,__ A,  C re E0! It leeds the hair, malt” the ,cu l day afternoon. - “mm” homo on “°ud”_ _
FUARDIAN, JUNE 13 r9f~6
MIIB# lblilae
‘ .r healthy. The h i P l i
aU¢ll\|.if_d_f-`4l!l§Nl|'l. The result hi ° I r mp' 'mms °“' ‘"4 ' Por out your alla before the DMU'
'.y_ V A” u ar wlmdm dr’-“".¢;>;le htliotgg different, for it l_ the natural A ‘ moviollnowd these bali! _*|51* You can ` ?:,,s|.|“::d::£r.°:f?€ 3,]
9°' 'W' 'hi' ‘mf Y°\t have and get m‘i:re‘at thrislldaizit      im’ Mm” 'lu' °G'"‘““" wut' » A dream abroad. Subscribe for it today
» - f , 59-. »- ' ' ' Amana Kssufs premises Gratten
-- Street, were raided by the police yester-
I Will-:N You Nero A ... N. N . lil i|liii'3 ... 
. _ G G , Biock,Cha_riottatown.
Be sure andrget one stamped “
W W W." i . Sarulsoav Guardlanllfty cents a year
- ~ nslde.
Because ever sinre :S68 (nearly 40 years ago) these rings have Am glndeau-ing rslsarn ¢q,,..,,.,,,|,,,
Proved unsatisfactory. °h°“ld "ply “° 3'” °m°° °° °“°°‘
been sold and worn and have never
Harms 0. Duaaztr and Frank D.
WCllllCi”S jcwclcfy Store’ 2§§§§;.ra'o:; .';°'.§.::.t.“.:;':.f‘..“‘:':;
. SUNN
W _ '__
YOU
A'R.E .
INVITED
_If  the beat in photo-
' '~'graphy,£nlahed on the new spec-
ialized mounts, (the very lateat
novelty.)
T0 'V`1Dit h
Our Studio i
GEO. II. COOK.
Toilet Paper l
Good quality in ROLLS
and F LATS. 6 lol’ 25C.
A Snap at liils Pricc
(leo. E. Hughes,
Apothecaries Hall.
TIIE
KEEN KUT
SIIOE
is the greatest value ever offered
at the price $3.00. Gents! You
want, a new fair of shoes now. We
would ask you to see them, and if
they are not better value than any
$3.50 shoe in town, don’t buy
them. Made up in all the best
leathers,- good-year weited, up-to-
date last. This shoe is the one
thev are buying all over Canada.
$3 oo takes a pair.
A. E Tlzis§§ACHEN
=i"¢|n»&--'i|--»-\lIlfUl“'t=
‘ tea md Bettie
Aro you satlsilcd with thc quality
you got?
li' you nrc not you should loso no
tinie in giving ours n. trlnl.
0Ult OAK BLEND TEA at Llrin
r pound is n pure India, imported
direct from the wa gardens; gives a
strong rich liquor of excellant
tlavor.
OUR LION BRAND TEA retails
for 250 per pound ; is solectcd from
the cho ces growths of lntlin and
Ceylon ; glvean mild, rich liquor of
de iclous iiavor. _
OURCOFFEIII nt40c por pound;
is selected from thc choice hlsnd put
up by Chase R: Banborns. We have
itlnlaaied pound tins n.nd in thc
bean which ws grind as (yon want
it. (live ualyour order rm wc are
sure you wi not regret lt.
McKenna’s Grocery,
Phone{3‘i.‘i.‘.‘..“.’.“.$il.if.°iii’»..?“"
______J
W0lliEN’S
XFORDS
`We /carry a full
line of Womelfv
low shoes in Black
and Chocolate.
Our prices are the
LOWEST T0 BE
HAD.
3
Women’s Oxford..-
from 75c.\1P-
,SPRAGUE & Co.
it I Sunnyside. ’
:_,ft<.- ..~` u, _
»‘r-sii*..;’ s  J
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yr r, I / -
"v-
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. rx
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=’fw`-'-.*.'.rv..._,,__ " * ~
Note the strikingly
handsome styles of
“Queen Quality”.Sum-
mer Oxtords display-
ed in our window
this work. But don’t
stop nt the window,
cnrne in and try on a
pair of these fashion-
able and pretty shoes.
'_ - C .ty
. Low shoes $3.00 and
$345-
liigh shoes $3.75
and $4.50.
Alley Qi. Co.
FREE TEA
In order to increase the sales of IS-
LAND BLEND Tea the Agent here
offers 225 unds as premiums to be
GIVEN AWTAY FREE to the first 26
persona on P.E.I,, who guess the near-
est to the length of time that the new
steamer "Empress" takes to cross
from England to P. E. Island. The
only conditions are that you big a
poundor more of "ISLAND BLE D”
Tea at 25 cents per lb. and that you
send your guess in an addressed
envelope which will be given you by
the merchant from whom you buy the
Tea.
For further particulars apply to
B@s.t....§§......§9ff»
"  fi* 
_ 0ur Window hisylay ';
 -or=- -
' iZolgatc's Pcrfumcs, j'
 Soap, etc., .
.-  in
` Is the finest in the town. p
Would like to interest "you
n these goods."
' Let us show them to you. .
Reddin Bros-
Pnons sc OPP- P- 0~
"
 '
uunilwrsnhh
nuns  
improved andUnimprovcti
Before Puchaslng
Write, Wirc or call on
\.  ',
\..)*\<'
. . ESS ERVY.
J A 51:;-5o6 Ashdown Bidi;
YSID .
E A an/run new high grade bicycle never
.-lam' _gg -5 |1500. can be secured at. a tremendous
bargain-almost. half price. Enquire at
this office.
A nonan run away on Grafton Street
yesterday afternoon and before he ended
his run smashed the carriage to which he
was attached.
ilMns.Cvuva Goodwin, Point de Bute
N. B., expcctsto leave soon for Tryon,
where she will spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Thoa. Stebbings.
Rav. A. D. Ancnrnann, of Rsxton, is
supplying the Presbyterian pulpit in
Moncton. Hia own work is being done by
f ,Colin Townsend, of Travellers Rest.
ANY person desiring to trade an old
safe torn new one should gets Cary.
l. .
l‘<¢j_ - wr-tw or telephone to c.I.. cartoon
Queen Hotel, Charlottetown for full
particulars.
THERE are already received 170
applications from Candidates to: take the
examinations for teachers licenses, which
will he held on the 3rd of July. The last.
slay for receiving applications is the
15th inst.
A. F. Carman, taxidermiat., has had
placed with him to he set up, two very
iargslobstars-one 31 inches long with a
large claw 13 in. in diameter, and weigh-
ing i2lhs. The other is 25 in. long and
weighs 105 lbs.
Pnasmr:N'r McDoNaLD oi' the Prince
Edward island Cheese Board was in the
City yesterday, and in consultation with
Secrstnry Jenkins it. was decided tn hold
the first meeting of the Cheese Board on
the 22nd inst. Notice of place and time
will be given later.
Tun W. M. Society of the Methodist
Church (Charlottetown district) will hold
their Annual Convention ut. Cornwall on
Thursday, 28th of June. Miss Howie
returned Missionary from Japan will be
present and address the evening meeting.
Usual one fare by train to Charlottetown.
AN orchard meeting under the direction
cf Richard Burke, Dominion Fruit Inspect
cr, will be held at Moreil tomorrow,
Wednesday and another meeting will be
held in Senator I"erguson's orchard
Marshfield on Saturday, at 2 p. m.,
instead of Thursday as before announced.
Uh. J. D. MACLEAN, son of Rodaric
Macl,eun, of Culloden Lot. tlil, has recently
received a lucrative appointment as
surgeon to n mining company in Arizona.
Dr. MacLean is it graduate of McGill
University, and during the past year was
on the resident. Mmiivirl Sunil’ of one of the
large hospitals in that cily.
Pmscr. Enwaun l.u.»\Nn honsskespera
will be intoraslell in ianrninil ith” UW
largest loavra nf bread baked in the world
are those oi Frnnce rind ltuiy. The
"pipe" lmenii of Italy is baked in loaves
two feet or three feet long; while in
Francs the loaves are made in the shape
of vary long rolls, four feat ur five fest. in
length, and in many cases, even six fest.
THE Canoe Cova correspondent of The
Guardian writes:-The school has reopen-
ed after spring vacation. Neill Mcflannsl
has applied for thc position of teacher
for the coming school year.-Nell McLean
has disposed of n horse to Jan. McQurrrls
of Rice Point..--Duncan Darrach has
purchased A drnit horse for which the
keen horse judge paid a fancy price.-Jan.
MuQuarrie is engaged in the Quahauir
industry at Long Creek.-Word has been
received bv friends hers of the death and
hurial in Frisco. Cal., of Miss Margaret.
McKinnon who formerly dwelt here-
Artemas Rogarson has removed from the
hsnuh to his future home.
Now that the sunxmerhaa arrived, thc
charms of the country appeal to all lovers
of the beautiful. Nowhere can more
hcnutifuldrlves he found than in the
vicinity ofCharlot.tetown, and to thoro»
ughlyenjoy this pionsnre a good horse
and carriage la necessary. In this con-
nection Wort.h's well known Livery
ofiera he the public opportunities to get.
splendid rigs fora plesant day's outintr
ut most moderate cost. Good horses and
good carriages, and careful attention to
customers have made this st.abls’s
excellent reputation, and renders can bo
sureof getting the best satisfaction if
may patronize Worth’s Stable.
Fishermen.-We have some extra nice
iliea in Block House, Paimecheue Belle,
Hnolrles etc. It will pay you to see them.
_A. W. Reddin, Pinn B. Sunnyside.
WOOL A HIGH PRICE-
Our greatly enlarged busi-
ness enables ns to handle wool
to better advantage than ever.
This season we are paying by
far the highest price for. years.
.Wyre glad to he able to do so
Bring us all the wool you
have-we can trade ‘to hest
advantage. iProwse Bros. Ltd.
s-yarn winnipeg. ml _ 13 dtwwtf
' I ,ll I .  'Q
' Aansrvnn ¢
ron ovaurv. rasrn.;‘lzlSl:,°mm|y uw  S
. Cl'l0COLATLS“g:n|¢iv¢? Trya box. For sale at all the leading
   my -|_,*,-gg-ummvlgnunulhw
~ .
Eiliiiili Giilliilllii
Branch Oillces in Montague
Souris and Georgetown.
. .__
T. EF. Iiunson, representing G. J.
IIamllt»on&Bons, Picton N. B, was in
, Montague on Monday.
Bananas. oranges, plneapplas, lemons
and new onions.-At W. A. Johnst.on'a,
Montague, P. E I. Ztldtwtf.
Masrnn Annrwr Krruunu, of Monta-
gue who was reported seriously lil with
pneumonia some days ago is considerably
improved.
Afull line of Moira' biscuits and con-
fectionary also Frances Drakas’ summer
drinks.-At W. A. .lohnstA:|n's, Montague.
P. E. I. itildtwtf.
Mn. Com-is of the Telephone Company,
Charlottetown was in Montague on
Monday installing and making repairs
where needed.
“Souvenir post cards". “Comic post
cards" "Souvenir stationery' , and fancy
goods, at W. A. Jchnstcne'n,Mont.aguo
P. E. I. Sdtwtf
Excntnlsr trout fishing in Montague
River. On Saturday Daniel A. Martin
made nn excsl-isnt catch, two weighing 1
lb. 2 oz, and l lb. I2 oz, respectively. I
Correspondents sending Kings County
news will please mark “Kings County'
at the top of first page of same, each
time of sanding.
Famasnsare well through with their
seedling and planting in the country
surrounding Montague, which accounts
for the increasing numbers in the
Village those evenings.
Rav. J. H. Hnonss, of St. John retired
Baptist minister, who was in Moncton
recently, forts few days, ndrlroased tha
uraynr urinating in thc Baptist vestry
there. Thauggh past. tha four score
mark, Rev. Mr. Hughes is still active
ami well. Ho loft for Souris on the ‘7 lust,
to supply there.
This rnarrlnrre took place in St.. Mnry’s
Church, Sourin, yesterrlay morning of Mr .
_Daniel Mcltnchern to Miss Maggie
McDonald,hot.h of that town. Rev, R,
B. McDonald performed the ceremony.
Misa Mary McDonald was bridesmaid
and Fred McDonald, groomsmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcllachern came to
Charlottetown and crossed by the
Stanley on their wedding trip.
Tum following is the program for the
seventh annual convention of the Eastern
Teachers' Association which meats in the
High School at. Montague on June 28th
and 29th.
Presidents' Address-John. L. Kennedy.
Paper-Unifying the school. Miss Grace
Gordon.
Discussion- Manual training in country
schools.
Address.-Rev. R. G. Sinclair.
Discussion-Consolidation of Schools.
Question llox.
Dlaoussioir-Our Free Lending Library.
Adiiress-Muniock McKinnon M. L. A.
_ Paper-The Leading of Geography in
Rural Schools, inspector McCormac. ‘
Discussion-Necessary Amendments to
the Public School Act.
Social Chat, Music and Refreshments.
Discussion-Our School Vacations.
Public Meeting and Entertainment,
addresses hy G. S. Inman, Rev. S. D.
McPhee, and Rev. W. R. Motley.
Paper-Patriotism in our Schools, Peter
A. Hughes.
Discussion-The Salary Qustiun.
Address-Ramblings in Ontario, Inspec
tor McCormac.
Discussion-inspector McCormac‘s cor
reapondence Scheme.
Unfinished business, Reports of Coni-
mittees etc.
A SUCCESSFUL IIIORSEMAN.
Never nlicwshia horse to suffer pain.
He always uses Nerviiine which is noteri
for curinf stiffness, rheurnatlsrn, swell-
Inga an strains. Nervillna is just as
good inside as outside. For cramps, oolio,
nndintcrnal pain it.‘sa perfect marvel.
In the good racing stables Nrrvillne is
always uswl.-because lt. makes better
horses and smaller veterinary bills.
’l‘wsnt.y-ilva cents buys alarge bottle of
Nervil ne; try it.
lteafl Miller Bros ad, tomorrow morning,
page 7, and see what Madame Aibani
has to say about the Iieintzman Piano.
lildli.
A \
WATCII
SPECIAL
Our 17 ieweiled “Special”
Empire watch, we cons der an
earpecially fine watch for the
p ce.
It is made in the popular 16
size for men and when cased
up in either gold, gold-nlied
or silver makes a moat attract-
ive and serviceable watch ; in
fact it will laat a life time.
It ia a very accurate time-
keeper ae all Empire Watches
are and has shown a very
close rate hy our Chronometer.
In a Silverold ease $11.00.
In a Silver caae 311.311.
In a ao year Gol Filled
case $15.00.
In a 25 year Gold Filled .
ease M8 oo, '
~ G. l".lIuicl\eaon. '
jeweller uid Qptician,
Head css n ew rowae v r ’
which was not taken.
Ar a meeting ot the Life Insurance
Managers held in Toronw on the 4th.
lnstan it was decldsdto forma Domin
t.
ion Life Underwriters' Association. Nine
to repress
of the Mutual Life of Canada was elected
President.
_ilsiv
'1‘hat's,‘Iwhy itls sure to cure Catarrh.
You see it goes direct- to the source of the
disease,-its healing vapo repairs the
for “Cat..arrhozone" to fall as any doctor
ing there is anything so good an Catarrho-
zone, it and you'll soon any good-bye
I' s
IDOL
SUMMER UUTINGS.
“Routes and Fares for Summer Tours"
Trunk Railway System, which is fullof
lntarostto the summer tourist. who is
plsnninaasummer outing for 1000. In
contents contain particulars of different.
routes and fares to points in all parts of
the country and cover the principal resorts
reached by the lines of the Grand Trunk
and its connections. lt. contains a for d
of information that will he of gr.-at help
to those who have not yet decided where
contains a series of mapa for referoncf.
Dil. I. YI. GHASFS 
cannot cunt ... 0-
la sent direct to tho diseased
pier" by ‘N Improve.: slower.
eala the ulcers. rlaara the alr
mi? ;\°P\ droppings in the
e.....r. 1'... ii‘."“r7§'..‘.'.f ’in‘I.`l5ZI
tres. All dealers. or llr. A. W. Chase
lfadidne Cu.. Toronto and Bnlaio.
COMINQE/ENTS.
W in each month. James Paton, Mayor;
. W. Clarke, City Clerk.
8 p. m. Red Bose decree. Initiation.
MInard’a Liniment Cures Dandruil.
The Red Gros y.
Dining Room Furniture. Slticbonrds
Buifeta Ext Tables, (Rd and Square.)
Also thu biggest. line of dining chairs ever
Davidson English Hats have bee/
sold for the laat|eentury in all quar-
ters ofthe globe, against the keenesi
competition. Don’t buy any other
until you have seen them. H H.
Brown, The I-Int and Cap Mar.
See my light, feathetweight, fl x-
ible, unbreakable Davidson lla s.
II you select from my stock you are
snre to have the latest and best. Ne
old stock in the place. H. H.
Brown.
I have priced every hat in the store
consistent with the quality of the
same. I will guarantee every hatl
sell to give satisfaction, and that the
price charged is ashade less than
you can procureas goodn hat for
anywhere. H. I-I. Brown, The list
and Cap Man.
Now that the summer appears to
be here, you will want a straw. crash,
or linen hat. I have nn innn»ns~
assortment. il, il. Brown. The
Hat and Cap Man. rzd3i.
EDISON
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records are here.
. , ~ , .
. »$;'gi;~1»‘:;?<~.;~ _-4.
' STANLEY BROS. f
day under directions from Inspector as-_ ft
will toll you. Don'themislsd into t.hink~ cate_
Vice-Presidents representing tha nine » U ‘ ’
Provinces were elected. J. 0. Hyndman. `
of the firm of Hyndman tc Co. Manager of '
the Standard Life in P. E. I. was chosen
nt this Province. G. H. Allan
'rms MEDICINE is BREATHED.  n !
fidgxdzriiirxfrirli'bi;i°i3.l"§§"i=1T§'»f1'ii':i»'f\irii°i£ Over two thousand garments here for your
arose into those tlniy cells 'and passages _ _ _ _ 1,
2‘,§‘§,.§"§i,2‘§i'f,,§'§,',l"§,§f,'2,|f§'i,,'j "‘if,,"§;,.;,§‘{,i§ inspection, at prices that will be impossible to dup 1-
S I`ANLEY BROS.
d
is the title ofa book issued by the Gran WAI
addition to general information, the  LE'
QUALITY,
rrr,
FINISH
NIGHT GOWNS,
WHITE SKIRTS,
CORSET COVE RS,
DRAWERS,
KIMONAS,
CHILDRENS DRESSES,
to spend their holidays. The book also 
Witoio-d f t.,J.Qll ,D.
P. rA., Bonali/yengdraelstxgioiit, Motiltiiletilxj WORKMANSHIP’
” RECEIVED
Clty.Council meets on the ser-ond Mon- 
CHILDRENS GOWNS,
CHILDRENS DRAWEKS,
CHILDRENS- SKI RTS.
Everything that you would
expect to find in an up-to-
rl-ie White Wear Depart-
ment.
Nextlted Rosemeetlmz Indus Prllwv We have never told you about the Navy and
Edward S. 0. E. Tuesday, .Iune 12th. at Black Cloth D.e5S Skirts we are Offering at $225
each. They are sold in lots of places for $3.2 5.
We havea fine assortment of Tooth
Brushes prices ranging from Btn 854:.
aPharmae Bdtf I °
ltltf. .
Big sale trunks and valises 2.5 per cent i f
of at McEachern’s Shoe Store this week. _ F A N   _
llidll
vhownin the olty. Jas. Paton 8a Co. ,I __ --- _ -
. . 1
\\'o curry ia wall ussortod line of CIIitlS’I`Il‘i'S FA.\'tiY BI J (‘U l'l`. llltatty litre
“rn tuned X" sm\‘i"it\fliii{l|tillI(,, nl.°.|ii»\iii\`i’-Ilrliril ‘lilld  xl»\L»\~iol~tarl Mttrnrnon.
Ntalmlonn. La Foto A_>n¢ortcrl ilrops,
Jstacy Lemon, Witter l'Vnf0r', i imcse \\nfct'.
i~`ro|n ‘.0 lo 4:'w.
*";;>;° SANDERSON & CO,,| "§‘,3“°
ini
01109 ER- _-M-
. I ,
Y -uii\rr\\\,\.f“(  iff.
f \
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Here you will find
an A1 stock of Cloth,
consisting of serges,
tweeds, fancy worsteds,
cheviots, vicunas and
worsteels. You will be
more than satisfied if
you try one nf our cus-
tom made suits. Fit,
workmanshipand goods
guaranteed. As for
the prices we can
demonstrate to you

e~s;:\\\, 7
iiur Custom
Tailoring
Department
tnrrs out the best
l11ide,hest fitting and
mo.t stylisn suits that
. aieworn.
IQ’
. ‘Q ~
L
k \$
i i
"- 1%
igi
__-
- - ‘.'L’¢’%'- 'r.l
that we are lowest. We would be much pleased to
have your order. LOOK AT OUR CLOTH SHOW
in the window and see the best assortment of Eng-
lish, Scotch and Canadian Sniriugs. _
s. A. McooNiLo. Z;..r“.ss‘:.i;?
The very latest - 
Come in and hear CH OOSE TH E BEST
thcm p|gy¢d_ . rn. 'rooms spam was aces .st use ure
IIICKEY TWIST. PEARL OIL RUBY
Baa never derived that rsal enioymen which ia his. They an the pant of the
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