.night ' _".=- - ,. ' .._` ‘r ‘Ht Ml \ _ ~ '_' _ 1.1 par. _.. ', -._jr~~" :<<. _ _;. ’ , f L “ 1* f _ f __ f';» ' ' - _ ~ »- » » » '.' -» _ _.»_i.,,_,~,__ ._,h‘-"'l‘¢4‘1#l" .'\ 4_9'-; _ »_ *.__` l, 1 _ j;_ _.-,~ ‘* -*ff-"',‘.> :F “_-‘Ili I _ _[1 ‘ _ _ ,_ , .,.»_.~». »_. -_ __ :,'-,rv-:_;. ‘ "' f s '_' ' - - _" »- . ‘ `, -fr-lhnrfr -.wo §.'_‘»?.“¢_n,~ ,A , ,» 4* "' ..._._..;)e' fry. ,Z 4,, ~ , l _ _ -_ _ l- ff-~ 'H 1 l ' » ' “ \> Q Ji s l .gs x g _ ri" .:`_ Y' 3"" ’ , `.- . _-_ 1"... ras u.-rss-r asus TBI! CHARLOTTMOWN GUARDIAN amen we `J\’N’*“?»‘9°9 ` ___" __ _ ""6" _- ' _ U '_ _ - ' '“”'~' -I'1Mr°v-'A1-rl 1" if ` _ _ **"_"‘** m-~~----._.__.._. __________ _,_A______ ,,_,________,_,____ _______ _____, ___ _ _ un -»____,|--s ,Dc Alle lstypisltltdse tor Hof J It. Fraser ol this city, leaves .... as ._-. ~ -.-~ -1 1'-_-~~,f~'_ ,.,. -.* ;-.’. -r " “~" ‘fu _ "1 ‘~ -"‘ -A a -»‘~- ~ ‘tt ‘ "”"”"" ~ ._ ~ "4-' ,. _ ». ‘-l `.'.'lS. ""’ ‘ ” l ‘i A ' l~ ' . ~ I-~ me cousslrs i;;.@...... ..,_..__..._._ _ _ T __ as _ _ s -- __ ~ Moore».&M ZW. _ Till tide will be M85 this afternoon at 2.52 and tomorrow afternoon ai. 4,09, --4- An goid smart man want' k il ugy slould look up clas lifidrilholivor The New ‘ Wonderland reader- on Murdock McLeod of the PE IR, P W Clarkin was npasssngsr from T1'-_I - ~ - - -. _U UW* NW' “ni °| lu- Dr- D'“"`°h- K°“°11\8¢0ll. was in City. was a passenger to Moncton this City to Bummerside yeshsday. ` | I --_..._ _ _ u-1|-| proposdtlon 'that will pay big money by' writing D. A. B. Guardian Oiilcc Halifax Tuesday. yesterday. ' ‘ -..- i- --_ Mrs. G. D. Longworth, City, has Rev. H. E. Thomas, City, is in Any person desiring a position ss 1‘9lI\\l'lWf-l "Um 8-D *Ili*-'\\¢0\l` Vlilt £0 Mt- Stewart. seek should apply at No. 10 ns- the unites sesrss. -> planade, Charlottetown at once. “- A HSPDY '1`hought_ Range is for -._ l Ava/ Wilson of Bunn-nerside was in ' Wk’ 011089. Sec classined column. _ Geo. W. Gardiner has renumsd- the Cl¢{mYi¢l1;rr_d'afy and will return- 7 _- fr _ . 1 om Montreal accompanied by Mrs. home a u day Th Northrnm _ .___ lwsv Mu* tives the nrosrsm mr to uns eport lass-.siiiiiafii ahhvivriviwtiiil _s' B' s"°"8' °__' Bm” BM' Ind" n_fs. Hodgson, lormsrly sr ins | Albert Stewart, City, and ` SJ Canmllgz' Express Co., in this City, nr. Ha J lm asm.. » ,,,,,,,, -mi, ' l Bw Wishing to save money g'wu1d`ger from City egg Fvixtgwh yes-'gsi.`;didw'tlllzo2iisllsts of hw ` __ med fm.i‘!mmp'm` ._ px _“_ _\‘___<_~>1&_L_¢__1g___;islrt bill easy sua f_/ada: afternoon. _ lc. P. srswm. ~ __ ~ _ 'nl»:__ p_sv___Jsr¢_\_ss psnssirau wm - _ -- __ _-__ ` ‘_ prep, _ e eope's C rch, toy _ J. A. Webster accompanied by his. _John‘ McKinnon and Mrs. McKin- morrow the 10th lust at B p.m. } 5 ,AIU . Mrty who desires to handle little son Allison has returned to this non, Quincy, Maas., arrived in the "* ‘ .3 mvyunggg gwurmm mm hem. of a City from H'alifa'x. ', city last eveningona visit to the J. Mcllsren, E. H._ Bear, and B. . i- __ _province. They were accompanied by Bremner, left the City on al fishing _'_ T0 mid the UMW. U16 G\1B‘l`/ l 1/'fi' /-/ 4° 4 Alf. , \__ ` . ,\ "\5\\L~\ \\ ._ _ _ r/ ` \\. ,._/ " ` ._ ` \r sz-»‘ n It will pay you _to see our summer styles before deciding. what to buy. VVe have a splen- did line of children’s embroidered and ribbon 1 _ V F* _ '_.§;'l S. ‘-_\\.,'\l‘- Q`,\"". ~"{'\ lil ' -. 4.~,\_ I/ ' ` / ~ 4" 'Y T [QR _.px _ A -_ _` J 1 l \ -;‘.~'_`L’ ll' "fi§`_:fl`l' 1. ~ W / V ___\ ,. Q, _ ._'/,, ‘ s LL _ ~ ` ' _l `¢» Infants’ and children h d . ose l§d;s’32dit%i1ca?d1d daifhmere hose heavy and I light weights, extra close knit and guaranteed to wear, zoc, 25c and upward. . Summer Hosiery _ ' Wo\uen's cotton, lisle and Hne cash- mere hose in a com- plete range of sizes and qualities em- broidered and plain. All sizes. ‘ Prices 2 pair for 29:: up to 65c pair. line ribbed cashmere _`_ Elastic Belts the price Each _ 3.5¢ Colored Elastic Belts, width 1 1-2 inches, with carved brass ,-lpuckle. A beauty at |_ 5 __’-_.,_ Y ` chaiafsna Nazareth Wsisls The ideal waist forboys and girls,sizes to suit every _ age from 2 ysql-so to re years. ll; EE ' m - s ._ " ` Pricelicej _.4 #_ I 1;.; Csliiiet Squaréiol every y Description T Vie are showing a very large assortment of Ca_r- ~pe_t squares now so much in demand. Theyhcllglc E1 oriental conventional and floral designs - T ¢ an ' soinest dnd without question the best assortment ever shown in the cit . We have them in all sizes such as ska.. * 2 1-2x3 yds, 3x3yydS, 313 P2 YdS» 3X4 Yds» 3 “"4 ds in Brussels,Axminsiers,VelYdl»Wl|l0l\l» llliflllll _ _ ' Prices from 4.00 up to $5500- \.¢~¢r»~°\ , _ ~ Glasgow, N S A B Whitehead o toria Hlotel. u ay even ng when e volunteers were doing gun--lrill and company work A lar rt ol lad on the samls evening; and made il fins ,showin g. . Airy person desiring to pol-dimes E closed' coach of American manufac- CUF6. and body of oval shulpe with glass sides and front, capable of seating six per- sons besides driver, also a lsndau should apply alt Guardian at once, I Owing to the big Saturday Guar- dian aud the large numben of adver- tisements therefor it is necessary _that all "changes" of matter reach 'this office not later than ten a. m. Friday to insure insertion in irst following issue. \ _has been closed during the past: tl/vs 'weeks for repairs, will be reopened next! .Ssbbath, the thirteenth, with services at 3 and 7 p.m. Rav. B.D. M.cF|hee, the popular pastor ml St. John's Church, Belfast, will preach at 3 o'clock. All are invited to bvflh services. l mlong e v rs to this City, is vi ng re vos you is in __ _ 'yesterdsay, were. W. Bmitlr, New this City wud is regiscredl at the Revere . ` Q . .2 . . l, . ' s _ . emma. __ ef " Mlnlnery Ofdefs sliliimrirlig i.ll(i~sgIi§t§i;'u 'fain ms- 'ras rslsrsscs ls Mumilsryn Guardian was to the firm of F. J. Holman ilu- T, Co and not L. F. Holman ds Co. as i _n¥_l_c;>tl‘iaI_ el_;;.rk was _the centre “pi avlwared. Any persons in this Province. who ns lmon or clams for shi msn _ D ies and gentleman a.-lsoghnliiiyexd a. drive abeozd, should writs llnnslger dian st once. At t`\e City Police Court yesterdnv Vincent Savidant, chnrgel wit steolirg n. watch valued at $16 pleaded guilty. and was remanded until this morning. 'Dr. R. McNeill, R. M. Johnsoulwnd W. Brown 0! Reddln Bros., City, Drugglsts Convention which is now being hold in Summersidc. Rev. Ewen McDougall will -preach Sabbath 13th at Kinross at 10.30 a. m., and Birch Hill at 3 p. rn., also Dunda HY ‘ gor Thursdiny 17.th, at 7.30 p.m. St Andrew’s church, Orwell, which The marriage of Miss Mary E. 1 Hayes, of this City, and D. Nelson McLeod, of Charllotiletownl, P. E. I. is announced to take plmce at St. Pnrul's on June lb.--il-llallfax Chronicle. . Any country girl desiring house- work in»th-is city should send in her » A splendid new line of silk petticoats at Wednesday, June ,9th, |909 ' _ ` ' - Ml Lord' d Ml M be I Tr - A qliolt ground has been laid Out _ - ' i n _ offllldl lll NSW ~Pl’0\V50 Bl0¢k""cl'llf\‘l0tl9,l0W|‘\~ _ f, on, :ui intl-.liz Cityuyeshzrdsg. Y west of Government Pond. ' ~ _ ' .5 This is, we think, the finest silk petticoat we ever offered you at any price under six dollars. The Silk of which the garment is made, is produc- ed under careful inspection in Zurich. It is a soft, firm talleta of good weight, nothing “sleazy” about it. The skirt has a deep frill, with a wide dust ruffle of good percaline. The width of the skirt allows plent of walk- ing room. Black, navy blue and an assortment of shaded silks. 4 75 Ready today at........-...............H.... ..+._.......- * Pretty hats for little people and why not ? .1 L_. left yo/terday morning to attend the l s on Wednesd 16th and Ban- l ‘Q ` ‘Y ' - ._; / i~‘.¢>- --<1/'W' *"‘-_ '°~ '_~ i /-"" _;'%“-» " / '(»`-' -___-,--» - >~ » ff. " ",'.'»:Z' ":,`>§f\_ ’*‘ . \ _'.5 l' 5" ` - , l /V, ,_ If 'ly ' 'i .' 'V/"_` :MP9 __ ,._ _ , r, _ , _,., r fl... ,»,, ,l, ,_ _;.;.j,'- :Wu -_ '_ ’ 1 1 ' ~ -*Wg ¥ ,s \\`\ l l 1' |3- ; ls/ \ ‘ _ "-..»' , 1 ,_ gf? r ‘ 1 ‘-\ 1 " 1' ' ~/»» ~4.- _ ‘ ' 'I ‘ . "~'-..5Jri¢°~_»_-f.;~->¢-fr-` K __,--»-:\-“_ .= _ as-_~~», ~ .» _- ,,, ._ _ _ H; ._ ._ \.L~"\ 7-' '».i»‘».'~ ._ ' ."¢e 'gi-:_9» 'l . - 4 fr. vi _1_. \ ` 1?' / ",\I ,"` 5/és” ._ :__ we ~ .Q \ f ‘a Vé " ` J _ pil/ ‘hilly Our workrooms are not satis- fied with turning out the pretti~ est millinery for ladies-we are after the children'.=: orders BS well. We are in a position to sup- ply the little folk with just the very style that is needed-and 1 Z, ./ /.n.»- _ .;\ <"f\>_ ‘ ' . we can afford to do the work a . “fs __ __ /_~'?~'"_i "`~‘“< 1 ‘ ecause we omore. -_ , °~'°'2s""‘ » little lower than most people- , We buy our hats in the main, ._ direct from the makers--that ~ ._` »,» ~ \ _,*-_ _¢\\_ \\_.+{l. 'iii'-'_' gives us a large advantage over I v f the houses that depend on job- lers for supply-Our own buy- /-’€__ er selects the shapes in the Old \-ll' _ " . V' l 'W Country-the styles are right- and the prices are absolutely right too. Bring the little folk in and let us I - was and sadrsss ssosgs win. all show you how well we can attend to their needs. Came to-day. i The Guardian was yesterday shown some exceptionally,clear photon of the Queen Hotel during the fire on Tuesdaiy morning, taken by E. H. Cunningham of Sydney, C. B., in- vu-ntor of the Simplex Cigarette mak- er. Mr. Cunningham who arrived from Sydney on Monday evening [md was a guest at the Queen when! tho fire broke out-, leslvee this morning on return to Sydney. John Craig, who moved' from the Island malny years algo to Winnipeg, and has filled important positions in the Ria/ilwnly offices there, has rccumt- _ly left the service in order to take 'chsrgs of ms sas fsrm- se Mt. _Leh- lnon, B. C. Mrs. Craig was a ‘laugh- terl oi Mrs. Thomas Robinson, who ulso with her daughfter resides at Mt. Lohmon. They ‘halve all mlany friends in Charlottetown wlho will be alwalys glad to hear ol their-_ suc- CEEB. _ The City weigh' scales presented al lively alppuarancs yesterday afternoon when some forty fine cattle which arrived by tho Harland, were weigh- ed, the combined weight being in the vicinity oi fifty thousand pounds. A- - mong the shippers were Mr. Mcvittie. ,Westmorclan~_\, B. Trowsdaie, Crap- nud; S. Cameron and N. Ferguson, Hampton; B. Laird, A. McDolm;ld', A. Howat/t ~s/nd H. Lea, Tryon and- Mr. Nantes of Malpoque. One smtmlal ,owned by Mr. Nantes tipped the males at thirteen hundred' and fifty lpounds. The H-all-land maids a. special trip yesterday and will also bring down forty more cattle this m-oming. 1_- Ths Guardian has received 'sl report of 'the Maritime Old Boys' Banquet held recently in Regina. W. J. Lew- hy. formerly of this City proposed the toast for Prince Edward Island, lin an effective manner to which J .K. ".‘:;‘;°‘°.l"°”.‘:°'.P'°;;‘"r:': "°’ fs.; |p _ e egnc: vs_ goes ' to say:-"Among so many excellent addresses, it is invidious to make icomparisonu, but for a well iiholrghtl _out and vigorous announcement the fpulm may perhaps go to J. Heber Haslam. who took the place of the Hon-. A. F. Turgeon in replying to _this toast.-W. R. Coles, M.D., lor- |m.erly of Milton, prop{osed thgupoaiit _"The Old, Folks at oms” . Y. McDonald responded, both _in an eloquent manner. A. G. Mcldinnon proposed the laldies, and the proceed- ings terminla/ted, everyone .having spend: a pleasantvtime. Music was. isupplied while in the course of ‘tfhs evening songs were sung by W. J. Leahy and others. E. E. Pools al native ‘of Woodville Mills was also among the gusstsl :Choice Bananas 25c. dozen, pine- apples 15c. each 2 for 26c, orwn-gee 25c. to 50c. per dozen, 3 the sweet 'biscuits ,for 25c. B lbs ssfvcted' rais- ins for i5c. and several oth# ber- ailll alt F. J. Hellman i&i_ O0. 1' fl e-1o