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-Hon. J. W. Richards. Bideford-
was in Sununesalde yesterday.-J.
_-P. W. Clark, Summerslde. ll
spending his holidays in Montrose.-J
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-Miss Jean Andrew, St-. Eleanor's` '---
who has been visiting friends in Monc-
ton hne returned home.-J.
-Miss James Montgomery, Park_ _ _ _ d
Corner. spent ¥°°f-°|'d°! ill Sum-` '-Braces' mn surf!!! H8505" 3'* °
merside.-J.
-Misses gillian Higgins and Vena
Mullaly of Kensington, P. E. I., are -The Homin Daily Guardian can
visiting friends in the city.-St.
John Exe. `
-Mrs. Carruthers, North Bedeque,
accompanied by hcr daughter Miss
Vera. arrived home Inst nightfafter 3,.
visit, with friends in New Caetle.J.
__.M|., Hgdgcson, Charlottetown
and nelce Miss Helen, who has been
visiting in Bummersidn the guests of
Miss Muirhead, returned home last
higllt.J.
-Mrs. Bnrurs, and daughter of
Halifax arrived by the Empress last
night, on ii \isit to Mrs. Barnes' par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Muttart, Sum-
merside.J.
-The Empress arriied in Summer-
side last evening at 3.00 o'clocl<. She
had 50 passengers going nnd 65 re-
turning. Her outward caggo consisted
of four horses. 'Her inward.c||rgo
was 3 cars freirht.J.
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-Mrs. Dr. Palmer, (‘.nlcm:in, nc-
compained by her daugiit:-r Miss lini-
ma and Mrs. C. l, l.i1l-l~n~~, 'l`Y""
Valley, passed ihro"r'li .\'_uiumcrsidc
yesterday on the wn to ivliycoco-
magh, C. B., when ih1.{ will srtml
their holidays.-J.
-Special price reductions now on
in`our Millinery Department. all sum-
mer hats and untrlmmed shapes on
sale at prices that will effect a speedv
clearance for the end of the season.
See. our millincrs today, Sinclair &
Stewart, Ltd., Summcrsidc. 7-10Ml~l2i.
--Trimmed hats in new scason‘s
style worth up to $5.00 and $6.00
each on sale at only $2.00. llntrim-
med shapes priced up to $2.00 clear-
ing at 50c. Take advantage ottbese
exceptional 1iis'.‘ounts. Sinclair .Sz
Stewart, Ltd., Summerside. 7~l9MEZi.
-F. H. Tidmarsh, Charlottetown;
J, ll. I-legan, Charlottetown; H. K.
Ili-fusne, Ottawa; 1'. S. Busler, Mon-
treal; Mrs. S. H. Phillips, Boston; J.
l-I. and Mrs. l‘hillips, Boston; John
Christie, St. John; F. L. Galbraild,
New York; E. A. Nicolle. Montreal;
Miss B. MacMuxbv. Toronto; J. G.
Mgeliiluxby, Toronto; H. P. and Mrs.
Kennedy, Boston; H. H. Harvey, St.
John; J. J._ Johnson; Charlottetown;
Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Hadley; Mrs. H.
Errick, Amherst; Geo. Cutler, Am-
hcrs ' S dn Schurman New
t, y ey , f)’-
Lcans; J. U. Archibald, Lawrence-
tnwn; registered at the Clifton
Hotel, Charlottetown, bet_wccn 5.30
last evening and 5.30 the previous
night.-J.
-The marriage of Miss (`. Marion,
daughter of the late W. K. McKay,
of Summcraide, P. E. Island, to A.
Howard (lameron,, of Lancaster, Ont.,
chief accountant for Foley, Welch and
Stewart, Fitzhuizh, Alta.. was sol-
emnized in Robertson Presbyterian
Church, Sixteenth Street, Tete Janne
Cacho, l3.C., by the Rev. R.G. Stew-
art at seven p.m. on Wednesday, ‘June
the filth. The bride, who wore ei
gown of white satin and carried white
roses and lilies_ of the valley, was es
corted to the altar and given away
by ber brother, Charles H. MacKay,
the groom being supported by Dr. A.
C. Robertson. Captain Hurry Watts
played thc wedding march, and Miss
Marion Seymour sang “Beloved It Is
Morn." The gilt of the groom to his
bride was one hundred dollars in
gold. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron left li-
midnight C. P. ii. train from the
south side on an extended trip to
points east and south, and on their
return will reside at Tete Janne
Cache, B. C.
::Thers are over 3,000 iinlis in the
chain of Rexall stores which extend
¢lll`0U8l|0llt / Canada and the United
States. We are one of the links and
carry ii f'ull line of tho 346 Rexall
prel1nrntions.Tho Rexail remedies are
nonisecret preparations which have
proven curatlven qualities. The for-
mula of each preparation is plainly
printed ont the _ label and each one
is fully guaranteed-money hack lf
dissatisfied. The McKinnon Drug Co.,
corner Gt. George and Kent Sts.
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_ un ni I and dongols shoes.
ENN! . 5 is 84 ll
M n brown shoes
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must aeeoinpn.ny_dif`_ilir, and tivo P"
cent discount allowed. Minimum
qtlllrxe tveatrnve emu. _
-cant. Richards, -nedeiord. spwi
` Thursday in Bummenide.J.
-I-laying toolnill Braces' is tial:
place for everything right in
line. _ 7-9MtufEl2'-
Partisan cement promptly sud °¢
|-ig|_¢ `pr|¢¢_ 7-9MtufEl2w.
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be obtained at Laffertfl Tonmrm
Parlors, Bummereide.
-ii. oiiirii, agent. wiii ng sled %°
receive all news. HdV°|"-l°‘“5 nd
subscriptions in Alberton and 'hill-
ity. 1-in niiiee i>l=°u° N°- i” 7~
-End of the season`sale in our
Millinery Department. bee the Billm-
did values odcred. Silwlillf 5* swlllf'
arg, l,t1l., summer-side. 7-19ME2\»
-Subscribers should renew I 'V063
or two before the time the? bl”
paid for has eillifed Bild thu’ "M
mise an issue, as all DADDY! BN dh'
continued proinPl1Y 011 Bxplfy d5l'°~
-Force Spray l’\lrnl'F. Hl>0¢lB1 Ft!/li*
fm- spraying Paris Green, Brass
liinsd (‘yiinderi»:, two lengths hose and
two no'/lies. Uomplcic, at $7~50; ill
Brace's, Sumnierside. 7-16MtufEf2w.
-Miss Bessie Alward, agent, in J.
(‘., Jardine`s Bookstore, Water St.
will be glad to receive all news, ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Sum-
merslde and vicinity. Her oilios phone
is 45--1 and residence phono 26.
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floral dc-signs and fancv checks and!
stripes. Worth regiilarlv 38 to 550.,
now placed on the bargain countcrl
and priced at Zilc. per yard at Hol-
nian’s, Bummcrside. 7-l6ME3i.
-W. M. Bnrss, Halifax; Waltcrl
Barca, Halifax; G-. Dersey, Washing-|
ton; D. (l., (`1. J. Connell, Alhcriom’
E. A. Hoyd, wife and child, Montreal;
A. F‘. Finylie, Toronto; S. B. Hay-
den, Halifax; W E. Fssh and wife,
St. Louis; J. F. Faeh, and wife, St.
Louis; H. V. Buntain, Charlottetown;
H. T. Baison, Amherst; Louis Pineau,
St. John; J. F. Full, Sherbrooke, re-
gistered at the Queen Hotel, (‘-harlott
etown, between 5.30 last evening und
5.30 the previous night.-J.
-A very pleasant picnic was held at
Oyster Point on Tuesday the 16th.
Three gasoline boats bearing tliiriz-
persons leit Bradshaw Bridge about
10.30 a. m. A delightful sail follow-
ed. In the evening' several clam-
bakes, were enjoyed by all. Ruin
started about live o'elock, the pic-
nickers were driven to their homes in_
carriages, kindly sent by the in-
habitants of Bedeque. Although the
rain interfered somewhat with plans
for the evening, an altogether eniov-
able driv was spent.
-It is currently' reported that con-
siderable liquor is being sent out
from Summers de to tea parties held
in the ,vicinity of the town. lt is
even said that this game was plnycrl
in Summerside on Domiinion Day.
These travelling barrooms should lie
suppressed. The promoters of ii tea
recently held not many miles from
Summcrside are said to have raided
one of these outfits the other dav
broke the wagon. The proprietor,
it is stated, made his escape. It
ought to he no trouble to secure suf-
ficient evidence to convict some of
those who are debauching the people
in this way, and action should be ni.
once taken along this line.-Summer
side Exe.
THE DIFFERENCE.
And what is so rare as a day in June?
Why, a country band that plays in
tune,
a honeymoon that doesn't end
soon, I
a 'poesum dinner without a coon,
a lovers' strole without a spoon,
n German band with no bas-
soon,
ii circus lady without 9 baloon,
A moonlight night without a
moon,
it bargain sale without one swoon,
n xzoologicnl garden with no bii-
_ boon,
B padded cell without 5 loon,
ii current event with no cartoon,
a vaudeville shnw with no bui-
foon, '
a political campaign and no Inm-
poon,
a boarding-house meal without a
prune- -
These are rarer far than 3 day in
June ! _
Eternal rest grant unto them 0
Lord
And let perpetual iight shine on
them."
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-Miss M. MecNevin, Tyne
Valley, left this morning by
the . Empress en route to
Quebec from where she_will snil on
Friday by the Empress of Britain for
England.J.
1 -'-Mrs. George Roberts, Dorchester,
-and two daughters, are visiting ln
ifslheuue the guests of Mrs. James
_ellleGuignn.J. .
-iles. Ernbst Ramsay, and daugh-
1 $11.- Jlmhmt. an »1i»iuii¢ in time
:£NAnD'B LI:'tlnN'r O01, 1.1151-r.
Gents,-I cured a vnlilble hunting
dog of manic with lin\rd's Ling.
'~ ment after several vetei-leans, hu
treated him without doing him any
permanent good
and after seizing some of the "gonds"'
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Shirt Waisls $1.05
Many hand embxoidered`;' all of
the lingerie models are handsomely
trimmed with fine laces grouped
tucks and fine embroideries. These
are made wiih high ntclc and long
sleeves. Prices range from $4 zo
downto . . . .
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wie SHALL HAVE READY
FOR OUR CUSTOMERS TO.
DAY one of the most interesting
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offerings in our experience. It con
ciinis the complete line of samples
Fancy Mohaii'
Shirt Waisls $1.80
The smartest novelties of the sca-
soii are shown in this good wearing
fabric. They are designed for late
summer wear, are beautifully trim-
med, and are shown in plain cream
and fancy colors. Prices $1.00
down to   ..$l 80
of lhelargest waist manufacturer in
Canada. .There are three hundred of
thei/fi-and no two alike.. 1
'1 his is a great collection of
handsome -waists embracing a-ll the
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Shirt Waisis $1.50
' A limited quantity of these
walsts_ but unusually good values,
Most of them are exquisitely em-
broidered with heavy Guipure
insertions on neck and sleeves.
High and low neck wilh ihree
quarter sleeves. Prices $3.90 down
to   $l.50
. newest summer styles as well as the
- advance styles for Autumn wear. .
This is quite the most remarkable gathering .of fine waists at
l small prices, that we have seen foi"son1_e years, and in value and
_ quantity that not even we have hitherto been able to duplicate,
famed as the Prowse Store is for its small prices and good qual-
ities.
S2000 Silk Dresses
For $10.00
There are only a few of those
silk dresses left. They are made
of sp‘eiidld Silks. They are mad_e
in the most cliarming ways. They
are thoroughly well made. lf you
have not seen them call to day.
- ‘ Now Ladies of Charlottetown and vicinity, is your opportunity
to share in the greatest merchandise event of its kind. ever held on
P. E. Island. ` , '
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compare our rlces Wi
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A  Superb lhodels---Ainaiidgé Values  A A A
Shirt Walsts $2.40 _
A wonderful gatheringof wais_ts.
many made entirely by hand. in-
cluding the line tucks and insetllng
of lace. They are beautifully
trimmed with val and cluny lace,
made wiih high or low neck, short
or long sleeves. The prices range
from $;.zo down to.. . _...$2 40
Fancy Dress .Silk _
Shirt Waisis- $2.10
There is a sperial lot of good
models in these waisiscophs of the
best French models. Bothlow, and
high neck styles, short/ and* long
sleeves and ii large varifty dfboiors.
includiu . siripes, plain colors and '
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black. Prices $5.40 down to $2 lil ‘
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The iaiieta in these waisis is un-
usually good; chiffon weight, yet
soft ai d simple. The black is pure
snd’lusirous. They will prove
wonderfully good waisls for sum'
mer travelling or for those in
mourning Piices $5 40 down
to .   . $2-I0
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These dresses are of Foulards,
chiffon iaffetas, crepe iueieors, silk
serges, all of the most preferred
silks in ilie very clioicest patterns
and colorings. They are trimmed
with laces and ncis in the most de-
sirable ways,
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better goods _for the same money
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has been built up here on the
foundation of public satisfaction.
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FRUIT ]Al{S to supply your needs. We have them -in both mason jars an every 'rneidsy si _1 p. m. i°‘of'11sii,r¢u1m fire 25 sean.
schraui
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1-2 M110” “s ~  _ `Cli’Town Sleam Navg. Col Wharf;
Schraui Jars Pinis “ "
Ertra Rubber.Rings “ "‘ 1 10 ‘_
Mason ]ar`s-Pinis per dozch
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darts
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Every Thursday Hi 3 n. m. to Victoria. return fare .yi cenis.
-_/' Every Friday al 3 _io p. ni. to East River, return fare no cents. `
 Lvery Saturday at 3.30 p. m. to West River, return fare zo cents.
'  All of above afford a m ni delightful efi‘irnoon's outing at very small colt
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Beauty And Dignity
mark ihe monuments, headsionen,
sic , excculed here. No criticism is
possible of stones erected by us.
Monuments 'of
perfectly carved on our regular '
produci.Ws shall be glad io sub- l|
mit desi; and enimniss for ihe
ilemnrialrou plnnio erect in "lbs
Silent City.
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