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_---PROWSE BROS.. LTD.
Are Cordially Invited to Attend
TO~DAY’S
Demonstration t
OF LATEST NEW YORK AND
PARIS MODELS IN
Mantles Skirts
  Costumes.
TO-DAY and ic-morrow july 25th and 16th
Mr. ]. Baclrrach, representing the famous
ladies’ tair. ring t stahfishment of Montreal, Messrs.
A. Sommer SL Co., will demonstrate at this store,
showing his entire ange of n cwest garments mod-
elled after the latesirNew York and Paris creations.
Mr. Bachrach is an expert demonstrator of great
ability. His firm confine their attention to ladies’
high grade tailoring exclusively, and the occasion is
an excellent one for ladies wishing to order a smart
costume- or coat for the coming season. . _
Many styles in elegant costnrrres, rrrantiesatnd
skirts will be shown. together witlt numerous
rattrrns showin the various weaves and
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colorings in which any garrnt-nt may be
ordered.
Mr. Bachraclr guarantees to, a perfec t tit; but whether
you wish to purchare or rneretyexanrlne the benutiftrl gar-
ments we will be pleased to have you at our demonstration on
both days.
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Tas train arrived last night at 0.1!).
Saronnar Guardian illtyreuts a year
Mars' Atlurl MoNan.t., Boston, is home.
Tal Northumberland arrived last. night
at Bdll.
` Dox¢"r mils reading “The Story 0!
The Classified Town" in this issue.
TBI tide will be high today at
235and tomorrow morning at 3.19.
M. 0. McGowan. merchant, Whinr
Road Cross, was in tho city yesterday. _
` Mas. Janna Rrcn, Wlnsloe, is at present
visiting friends and relatives in New-
foundland.
“THE Story Of The Classified Town,"
will in fuiurebe found on page 6, insteml
of page B. -
Atlus Wnsr, York, is at present vlslt~
Ing his brother, George W. West, at
Inaisfail, Alberta.
Am* Satmnans, Sackviile, is spending
his holidays at Winsloe, the guest of
Isaac and Mrs. Saunders.
THE Misses Lizzie and Stella MacNnlr'
of New Mills, N. Ii., are the guests of
Misa Nellie Macintosh, of Victoria.
Rav. DoNar.rr ann Mlm. McNnrr.r.,
have returned from a visit. to their
daughter Mrs. Hector Mclnnls, Halifax.
Rr-:v. W. J. Cantrunnt. will preach
(ll. V.) next Sabbath, July 29th, at
Kinross at 10.190 a.m., and Birch Hill at
iip.m.
ANY persons desiring the agency in this
Province for the enlarged Sl. John Sun
should write "St-. John" :care of this
oillce.
Rav D B Mobsou will preach at Orwrrll
llcad Presbyterian church next Sabbath
at ll a m on and at St Andrews church,
Orwell, at 3 p m.
S/truunr. Lama of Plsquld, it is reported
is importing a very flnc set of rollers from
Plriladelpltln, which will make his mill
thoroughly up to date. `
'THE Guardian extends hcarticst
congratulations to \Vllllaur ami Mrs Lea,
Tryon, on the important event recorded
in the daily yesterday.
Watxrnn II. Gor.nrNtr, Advertising
Manager for Manchester Robertson dc
Allison, St. John, who with his wife and
child have been sponding some days at
Bay View, returned home this morning.
R. arm Mrrs, UnLow and daughters,
Misses Marjorie and llclen of Kings-
ton, Ont-, have been visiting in Sydney
C. B. and will leave ina few days on a
trip to this Province.
Vnnv tastefully printed silk badges, thc
work of Murlcy 8c Garnlrurn have been
issued forthe Flrcmen’s Tournament. A
red badge will be wom by the firemen. a
blob dnb by the oflicials, and a white one
by members of the press and committees-
Tnr death occured yesterday, of Peter
Sohurntan,ona of the best known and
most highly respected residents of
Summerslde. Ile was tli years of age
and leaves a wife and a family of three
tomourn. The funeral will take place
Sunday at 2p m to the cemetery of
Bedcquc Methodist Church.
MYER Conan, who will bo remembered
as having been the first to introduce thc
Vitegraplr pictures here, was in the city
yesterday, in connection with the appear-
ance here on August. 8 and 9 of Miles Bros.
Genuine Moving Pictures of tho San
Francisco horror. Mr. Cohen leaves for
New Glasgow, N. S. this morning.
AT the Police Court yesterday morning
Louis Essory and Colin McDonald were
each Hned $100 or three months, for the
first ofisnce against the Prohibition Act.
The Prohibition case against Daniel
Cronan' was dismissed, and the case
against Henry Benoit was adjourned for
a wecir. John Sherry ami Ilcnry Welsh,
were 'each fined $10 or 60 drtye, for being
drunk.
A sravrcnoal: named McMillan, who
was unloading the S.S.Cape }3rcton,on lrcr
arrival at Sydney front Cirnrlottetown on
Wednesday, met with a very painful
accident, which may cause tho loss of
an oar. lie was struck ht' n bnlc of lrny
and knocked against the deck railing. In
falling his car caught on the railing and
was terribly mangled. Dr. Brookrnan
was called and dressed his injuries.
J A Mcl{r=.'NN/t,asslstant Indian commis-
sioner at Winnipeg, has been appointed
a commissioner to negotiate treaty No lil
with the Indians. This treaty will include
thc northeast/ern portion of thc Saskat-
chewan and part of thc unccded portlonr-r_
of Keswalin. Mr McKenna formerly I
resided in Charlottetown and previously
to golngbo Ottawa, was a member of the V
Accountant’sstafl' of thc Prince Edward
Island Railway.
Yns'rsnna~1's Guardian had 82 classified
ads. . .
A. Aasxasnsa Mcfmon, artist, leaves
this morning, via Picton, on return to
New York.
Connrsrolsnnrra should remember that
to cnsuts early appearance of correspond
ence all rnattersent in should be cut
down as much as possible. Every
attention is paid in corresporrderrce but
ltlsimpossiblebo get everytlring in m~
written, especially when as ci late nralry
commurrieatlons are being received each
day.
Tun Methodist Summer School uf Mis-
sions was .opened on Tuesday in the
school room of Centenary church undcr
most favorable auspices. Rev William
Dobson, president of the conference, and
Prof McLaughlin gave excellent and
liforccful addresses. Rev Mr Dobscu’s
theme was the mls>lonnry spirit in the
church and individual. Jesus Christ, the
speaker said, is Christianity and Christ-
ianity is Jesus Christ. It is only in
proportion as the mind of Christ is mani-
fested as the guiding, controlling
Irrilucnce ofa man's life, that that man
can claim tobe a Christian. Tire essential
essence of God is love. "God so loved the
world that he gave,"-and nonc of us will
ever be ablc fully tojapprecluio the depth
of that sacrifice -- “llogave ills only begot-
ten Son,i.hat whosoever bclicvctirpu llirrr
should not perlslr hut, have everlasting
life." Rev Mr Dobson, continuing, said
that God had no need of our money to
help Chrlstianlze tho world. Our money
is absolutely necessary, however if we
would bc caved or the church dn its ap-
pointed work in the world. The address.
which was a highly eloquent one, was
listened to throughout with marked
attention. The next speaker was Prof
McLaughlin, who will be the leader of the
bible study class during the school. After
announcing that the lesson for this morn-
ing would be Psalm elv.-God in creation
and Providence-he spoke brielly on the
general suhiect of lliirle study. llc
bclieved there never was a tlrrrc when
the Bible was so closely studied as lt is
today in spite of the laxlry that was
apparent in so many so called Clrristlan
homes.
Tun greatest gathering ever held in
Canada ofa fraternal socloty will take
plttcelu Toronto conrnrcnelng September
15, lasting till the 22nd, when thc Sovere-
rzn omni Ledges: oa.rr¢r'~.... wru r 0 rl
UH Ullllll-.Y-Second commurri....r ~--. O.. yi
once lrcforc has thc Sovcrciurr Grand
Lodge mot outside of thc United States
Since that time there has been n renmrk~
able growth of the order in Canada. In
the Maritime Provinces there were only
a couple of thousand, now there arc over
seven thousand. Excursions will be
run from all parts of the United Status
and Canada west. and there is hardly
any doubt but that sixty thousrrnds Odd-
fellows will bc present. Arrarrgrnrcnta
have been made with C. P. Ii, for nn ideal
excursion. St. John will bo the rendez-
vous, whcre a special train of palace
sleepers and diners will leave attl p. rn
Sept. 12. On the 13th breakfast will be
served in the diner; at Montreal iirc
Qucerr lictcl will he headquartc sforihe
Dlfiy for the day. Special car rides
around the city and to Mount Royal; a
visit to points of interest; u trip to
Luclrirrc, returning by boat, shooting the
rapids; visit to Dominion Park, or one of
the tlrclrtres, will till up the time in Muni-
rcal until 10.15 p nr, when thc party will
leave for Ottawa.
whcrc the ltusscl house will be the
headquarters. All of the 1-ith will be
spent in doing Ottrtwrr. Ottawa will be
left at ll p nr, and Toronto will ire reached
at 7.25 ani. The prtriv will rrrako tht-ir
headquarters at the Palmer liousc. (ln
Sunday, ltltlr, scr\'icr~.s will be hclrl in one
of the churches, presided ovcr by it
Maritime Province clergyman. Pracllt-~
ally all thc excursions tendered to the
Sovoreign Grand Lodge can be taken in
by the visitors, such as a trip to Nlngaru
Falls, to St. Catherines, prize drills of thc
cannons, etc. Side tickets will bc sold
to delegates from the Maritime Provirrces
for one round trip to all parts r-.itat of
Port Arthur. The prrriy will leave lor'
home on the 22nd, hut parties desiring to
stay longer can get an extension until
October 24, by paying one dollar r-.xtrn at
Toronto. The cost for the twelve day.~.` V
trip, including railway fare, sleeper,
rncrtln, ctc, will bc about $00 from llnliiux
ami $50 from St. John. This is u rare
chance forhuslnessmcn, as well as the
pleasure seeker to visit the Upper
Provinces, and tts the excursion is open
to the general public, all who wish berths
oithcr in sections, drawing rooms or
individnni bcrtlrs, or further particulars
of i-he trip will do well to apply early to
Dr. Smith L. Walker, Truro, N. S.
H uyler’s
hnrrallao-lexus-4-la
YOUR
PASTRY
may not turn out as nice
.aa you would wish, dur-
ing the hot weather. Why
not buy it for the present
and save yourself the
worry and strain of Bak-
ing. To day I have fresh
Mrnoe Pies nc.
' Apple Pies nc.
Tartleite roc per doz.
D.
STEWART.
Bontril Baxnv,
Baku IM Dread.
lenses-»»'»-lrarallarq
C hocoiates
We have just re-
ceived, direct frorn the
manufacturers, a sani-
ple order of Huvler’s
famous New York
Chocolates, 4
This is the first dir- 1
ectimportatiorr to this
City of these Clroco-
lates.
Prices Jo io 8o cents 
per package.
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ULY 27 1906
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 R H  .luly 5r.r,lt..g...rz...1 ...ram
without comparison.
, , I FALL SUITS,
The Great Eouble
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To every woman who wants u fall suit this is an opportunity absolutely
On ]uly 31st Mr. George Hay one of the foremost designers in Canada,
will have charge of our mantle department-and will deuronstratc the latest
American models in
Sultsfrotn  . . ..  .........§,r2.0oio$.;5.oo
Skirtsfroni....    . .. 7.5oto 15.00
Coatsfrorn   . ..  . 1z.ootc z5_eo
Fur lined Coats . . . . . .
  ......$co,oo to r75_0r,
On August :nd and 3rd Mr. J. H. Waldman, head of the print frrrrr of J. 11. Wald-
man & Co., will hold in our mantle depnrinrent,a magrriiiccrrt slrowirrg ol the high class goods
made by his firm.
If we presented every lady in P.  Island with a free ticket to New York we coulrlrrt
do more to show them the newest fall rrrodels-and tlren--you lrrrre tire rlrrrrrce of seeing
these choice creations right here in 5 our own Charlottetown store.
1t's an opportunity not to be missed on any considerutlorr.
Special measurements taken where required.
July 5Ist, August 2nd and 5rd.
 
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
rr-ri, .I nly :ii -Lilian, Muse, Chatham:
S lilr-r-tr-rr, Mciraren, Montague;
rrrciu-, Ir-virrg, ltichlbuoto; Alma,
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troll, .luly ‘.i.'r-Carrie M C, Butler,
uetouclu-. :ii S S Electra, McLaren,
ontrrmrc; Millie Washhurne, Davis,
irztou; liorrrt l"irlos, Garvin, Sydney-
rnttiv, Irving, Pietou; Alma, Cahill
by rrllow this filthy disease to poison
r‘.~_r.-it-rrrf It drains your r.i'.l‘.'nnih,
is riilgestriorr, pollntes the breath,
rcs you reprrlsivv. 'i‘lrc one certain
~ ir. "Uniin-rlrozonc.” it cures because lu
rr»y.~1.lrr- r-rinse of thc disease, cures
rorrglrly Irt'r-.artrsc it goes wherever' the
rrrlr ir~,r»rrr-L-.~r every errno because its
rr' ric.-'troys tilt: ctttrrrrlr germ Insta! tr
To get \\'trl| and slay frro from
rrrh get Ctrtrarr'ec7.urrc anti use ii; Baile-
fncilurr gurtrrtrrtccd. '
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~ Deep Cutting Makes Satisfactory B-lying I
Thisis the state ofaffalrs ut the big furniture sale.
Stock must be closed out quickly. Prices are bring greatly
cut to this end. You ought to have your share of the
bargains.
This is a good time for baby carriages-
Our stock is new and most artistic in design. '
Price reductions never before heard of are
greatly in evidence in this portion of our
stock. Buy to-day.
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liberal contract will be given io the
man who can procure at gold volume
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For particulars write urtzrll on
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Mrumgcr for i’. lf.. Island.
Charlottetown.
19 mwf ryr
srvndlnannlbarmulun
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N_EW FOUNDRY
Steam and Hot Water Heating
MACS’
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IIAZEL
LREAM
is the best preparation
on sale for the skin. Cures
sunburn, chafcd or rough-
ctred skin. sore lips, chap-
ped hands, etc. Soft as
velvet.
Price 25c a bottle.
“Tho Two Macs.”
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people in thc city who
are glad to get out in
th c country a few weeks
in the summer. You
can reach these people
through “The Charlot-
tetown Guardian”want
column. Try it.
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