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Shines like the sun. Is waterproof
and permanent. Feeds and preserves
the fincst leather. VVill not soil the
daintiest garments.
No other even half. as good.
10:. and 251:. Tins ‘_'l4
-J. H. and Miss Myrick, Tignlsh,
have arrived home from Boston.
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-See the. interesting card' of Mc-
Innis &- Farrant, Summcrside in this
issue. _
-nr. iiiidersonf Charlottetown, iv
inspecting the schools in western
Prince. ,
mi
-Sinclair & Stewart's Ltd._‘,' Sum-1"
in this issue. _,
- - . _-i -' 
‘~ -Alderman MeMurdo has returneili
to Newcastle from a visit to Shodiac
and Moncton. .
-Dealers in Alberton, yosterday,
were paying 18 to 18c per lb for
butter, i5c ii. doz for eggs, Sc a lb
ior pork, 50c a bus for black oa/ts,
hay $9 a ton, and hides 7c is lb.
-J. F. Lsilerty, The Gnsrdian‘s
edlcient representative st Bnmmer
side, has found it necessary to resign
that position owing to the incnease
in his fs'ther's-business with which he
is actively associated. Applicants for
the position should write Manager
Guardian, Charlottetown. 4-28drt.t.
lllclnnas s_ farrants
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Graining, Gold l.eaF1i1\1, Kalsoiiiiiiiiig,
- CHURCH AND HOUSE _
IN ALL ITS BRANCIIES
Sign Paiiitiiig and Paper H:uigi:1g_-,_ ___
l  A morning glass of
-_ Painting and Decorating ---  ` '5
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Jos. F. Msclnnis i Fwd H- r\\`““¢  puts you  for the
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CHARLOTTETOWN SUMMERSIDE ,, W 0° HY- za
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Fashions Latest Author- _ 9 Large Buying Facilities
 in ‘I.)'°s’:, Mt“'°.'il,:ls  ,Island S Enable us to Dffer Newest
wa a oun a is _
Storey Buslest  Goods at lowest Prices.
W _
Unfolding of Spring
` ’ and .
Summer Styles
A collection of new and
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I , $1.75 and $2.00. Two lines
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Chiffon lroadclolh,5o in
clics \vide,‘Bl:rcl; and lead-
ing spring shades, Except-
ional value at per yard$I.25
Britannia Broadcioth, 54
inches wide, a beautiiully
finished fabric, Black and
, , - , -l popular shades of Olive,
  '\_,‘, Y Myrtle,Brown,NaVy,Royal
 "ll &c.The quality is excep-
, \\\ \ tional, so niiich so that we
 ,K Qi would not fear competition
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on it at $2.00 per yard as
we have never seen aiiy-
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" " 'f thing to beat it at this
 money.It gives us pleasure
;'ifl¥ 5 .- ` to offer you this line for
 spring 1909 at this ex-
treiiielv low figure per
, yard _ . . _ . . .
. .$|.65
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fashionable goods in all
ductions at prices which demonstrate notable values.
Broadcloths
are still a highly-favored material for the spring cos-
tume and we stand ready to assist you in your selection
with achoice assortment. Our Broadcloths are noted for
their permanent lustre, rich finish and perfect dyes.We
show tlieni in all prices-$1.00, $1.25, $:.5o, $r_65,
in particular are worthy of
- the freshness, beauty and novelty of their recent pro-
Some of the other
Dress Materials
Some of the other Dress
Materials in popular favor
are Shadow Stripe Satin
Clotli,42 to 46inches wide-
special value at 75c, $I.00
and $l.25.
Shadow Stripe Worsted,
_ 54 inches wide, per yard
 ..._.$I.25
Satin Finish Plain
Amazons, 44 and 46 inches
wide, at 504:, 75c, $I.00,
$1.25.
5°" s_,,,,,,,_ Taffeta iiiiifv Amazons
a fabric p:|rt:'<~nlarl\~ adapted for sum-
SATIN
FINISHED
mer wear, 48 ini-hes \\~iili~, pop shall-
.ii inches wide. Black and leading
spring colors. good seasonable weight
ings, wonderful values at our spring
1919 nrico--per yard < nlv___. _ _ ...55c
ann nivsi derirnble at this price for
spring selling - ner ynrrl orilv.. _ _ _ 50|:
FANCY
sir.. Panama
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all wool, assorted colors, grod weight
'or spring wear. splendid value-per
varrl nnlv   _.She
Light-weight Fabrics for  Gloria
_Special Occasions V ,
All ,vi-_onl Slicer Taffeta Cloth, shades of Cream
Clm~npa.|gne Rose, Pale Blue. &c.. as WCIIHS the “WW
»larl¢e`r colors. A favorite material and extremely popular '
For street or evening vlear. 48 inches wide. Spec al value -
ervaril . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
........... . 506
Qfylore, G lighter
Kilo, Giga, &c..
wide. Bti! ysrd -
~ A lieniilifulniaierizilofline even texture and s brilliant
l"m_»'sh. Particularly adapted for the wedding gown. Also
n1l!abls_Qoi'fl!reet or evening wear. Shown in all leading
ihades nt' Champagne, Cream. Sky.
being the most prominent. 43 inches
. . . . . . .
 1 $1.00
Plain and Fancy Voiles. I|_en_rieltas Csshrnerel. llld
other nimeri its suitable for Wsisnngs or Evening Diess,
an, wel] as |h¢ B,-idgl Costume, in popular summer shades
speniiiy p.i¢¢.i_so¢. 1s¢. $|.oo ma SI-25 ref yd-
- MISS CAMPBELL, Expert Cor et Filter, will rlcnpllstralc
this Store from May 31st to june 5'li.
Yoi' Am: l_\'\'iri-:i> To Mi-:i-11' Iliiie.
Net wsistinls and All-ever Laces in Cream, Ecru
and White. The nicest hsorniirnt we have _vet shown-
nn inches wide---at 451:. tile. il 00. $1.50 and up to
$2.75 per yard; an inch at lllc. L00. $l.50 and up 71
inch Point de Sprite. 75c per yard.
Free Corset Demonstration ,
the superiority of Bias Corsets at
Sinclair fl). Stewart, Ltd.
6-2wd&r6w Summrraide.
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mers de, have a: very interesting adi`_
 -K-'_ __ _ t t _ nn; 9| all, -J. E. and Mrs. Leturgey, Vancow-‘
-._~';i‘T" Th' la u nl var have arrived on a visit to Sum--
merside.
-Mrs. (Dr.) Sullivan, Summcrside
has gone on return to Souris. Bftil'
a short visit to t.he_ City.
--._
-John MacDonald Bummorside was
is passenger' by the Empress last
evening returning from St. John.
-Miss Ruby McDonald, Summer-
side, who has 'been attending' M‘t_ Al-
lison, returned home last evening.
 C. -Cooper' of Chicago arrived-
in‘-'Summefside last. evening 'byf' the
Empress. He registered at the -Queen.
-Albert McDonald, who has been
visiting his father, R. H. McDonald,
St. Elea.nor’s left yesterday morning
on return to Cleveland, Ohio.
-The branch olllcs of the Char-
lottetown Guardian will hs found on
Water Street, Summei-side, diraeilv
opposite Prince Oousty Drug Store.
3-lldrtf. .
-Among the late arrivals lust.
night were D.” Lee, New York, D.
Mitchell, Fredericton, N. B., P. T.
Mslony Peterborough, Ont., and
Ja-mes Edwards, Moncton, N. B.
-The Guardian omitted to state
that Fred McSw_een who retu-med
Saturday from Tuft's Dental College,
Boston, was met at Pt. Du Chene iby
his sister Mm. D. Gordon of Sum-
merside.
13
- The steamer Campann wa-si in
port at Summerside yeenerday morn-
ing on her re'tui'u from Montreal. Her
outward cargo consisted of 1,000 ‘bkilgs
of potatoes, 300 cases of camned
goods, 100 cases of eggs, and 5
tons of hu'y.
-i’l‘he following are the Summer-
side market prices;-Butter -per Ib.
lu to 1'.`c, lwtutoes per bus. 371:,
oggs per don. 16c, bay loose per ton
_$8.50, stralw $4.50, white oats per lxus
sae, black oats pei- bus. ssc, and pork
per Ib 8 to Sic.
-Dominion Day races at Summer-
side. A tree for all (Trot and P-noe)
mile heats $150.00. A 240 Trot only
(half mile heats) $100.00. A 240 Pace
only (ha-if mile heats) $100.00. Enter-
ancu fee per cunt., iivtd aldditiona-1 from
winneru. Enterance close June 19.
G. M. Reid, Secy. 6-2d3l.
-Three lots belonging to the estate
of the late R. T. Holman, Summer-
uide were sold by auction yesterday
afternoon. The lot: on Spring St. was
bid in by Allan' MacLeod, Lot 16 for
$525, and the two lots on Oentrall St.
opposite the market by Alexander
Campbell for $525.
-Ol
-There were twenty passengers go-
ing and eighty tive returning by the
Empress to Sumfmerside yesterday.
Amongthose returning were about
forty delegates from New Brunswick
to attend the annual meeting of thc
N. B., and P. E. Islirnd W, F. M. S.
which opens in the Methrolziist Church
Summerside todlay.
-The death occurred at Summer-
side at three o'clock yester-
day mornling, of William T.
Baker, aged aged 73 years. Deceased
who was ill for some months before
his death, was one of the most high-
ly esteemed and respected residents
oi’ the town. He removed from North
Bedeque to Summerside in the town’s
early days, and always took an ac-
`tivo interest in the town's welfare.
Ho was for a number of years a
member ofthe Town'Council, and
was a lli',»lon»g member of the Meltlilo-
dist Churoh. I-Ie leaves to
moum four sons and four
da/lighters, his wife hafving pre-¢de-
ceased him some ten years ago. The
sorvs are Charles C., in Giloeri
Plains; J. B. C., in Calgary; W.
Warren, nt McGougan & Wright's.
Sum-merslde, and Harry. at home.
The daughters are Mrs. Willard Greer
of Central Bedeqne; Mrs. S. Graves
Summerside, and Lily and Hazel, of
home. The sons have been telegraph
U1. 81111 if they are sible to come th:
funeral will be delayed imtil tihei;
arrival, otlierwise in will be held or
tomorrow afternoon, services begin-
ning at two o’clock. _
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Wear“Lustre Lo* ni”
Underskivts for satis-
faction. They are~feath-
er light and silken
bright.
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*Tho summer time table of the S. S
Harland appears in this issue.
*Every student of the piano shouli’
attend Mr. Watkis’ recital Kindergar-
ten Hnll nert Tuesday.
'VOICE SPECIALIST.-Prof. H. A
'Penton teacher of voice cult1ire,pienc
and organ. Voice eultnrs a specialty
Studio Great George Street.
10-5dmwirw6w
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“Women's fancy hose at a saving
Every woman likes pretty hoisery
but oftentimes finds the lsinds shr
wants cost too much. Here’s m lot
that removes the price difficulty. A
bout sixty dozen handsome quality
plain and fancy lisls und- cotta:
stockings, in black and colors an
now shown on our display counter if
the hoisery section at a pi-ies con
siderably below their real valuo. li
bought in the regular ws/y this stock
ing would bring at least 10c. a pail
moro. You buy them now until thii
lot: is gone. At. 25c. to 65c. n pair.
Come early. Jas. Paton & Co.
5-29dt.t
"100 pairs Boys’ knickers, the kim’
that will stand thc wear and bear oi
the ball game. Price from We, 75c,
$1.00 and $1.25. James Paton N Oo
y 5-29d8i.
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And Artistic And Withal
" This is ‘th ' ` ret of tiieialmbst sensation
success which _luis _treblcd Pllrrhilllillcry ., *M id “,_
ing the present season. " - .
Without even hinting at the frequent express.
ions of praise and appreciation, daily heard from
our many patrons, we know there must be a reason
for this phenomenal selling.
Good values-in other words, good goods at
law prices, coupled witliartistic workmanship, and
obliging service, has given this dep’t the leader-
ship it now enjoys.
' If in need of an elegant. dress hat, a pretty
and becoming tailored hat, or even a modes; sailor
come right here we have- them all, including thé
newest “Mushroom Sailor" all ready to wear, and
all at the lowest possible prices.
We have beautiful flowers, foliage, cabachons
Moderately __,I’i°»i,ced D
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buckles-,banaeans,silks, ribbons in taffeta, “Ducchesse Satin" and velvet. _Ostricli
- plumes in black, white, prey, blue, champagne and shaded effects; also tips,
mounts, wings, quills, chi fon, mechlin, in fact, everything that could be desired
in a first class niillinery establishment from which to make your selections.
Over ioo beautiful new trimmed models ranging in price from $1.2 5 to 8.50
are now displayed from which even the most fastidious can select, with the as-
surance of getting good style combined with the low price.
Another lot; of pretty new straw mushroons shapes, medium size, in black,
white, navy, brown and burnt have just come in by Express. We advise you, in
your own interest, to see them as they are both becoming and cheap.
We feel confident we can solve your hat problem for you in a manner both
Come l
Beautiful. Wall Papers
Here`s the whole story in a nutshell concerning wa ll
decorations. It you’re satisfied with ordinary paper
and ordinary designs, you won’t have to be so parti-
of wall papers you choose.” Un the
other" hand if you Want the best in quality and design
thing to do, and that is to se1-ct your
~papers from our sample books, either at the°store or
we will send them to your home if in the city. Samples
sent free to any Post office. -
The rush is great in this dep’t. Make your selec-
l OR C0.
The Wall Paper |Kings.
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English makers of novelties,
dniwfrftf
est Series
A novelty in Pottery decoration is the Trader from Beardmore & Co the celebrated
Trading for furs with the Indians is depicted, the figures of the white men in th
front, the Indians, trees, and canip fire in the back ground make a scene, when displayed on
Pottery. as interesting as it is novel.
We have this line in agood variety of pieces all priced fully twenty five per Cent
lower than you have been paying for goods of this class-Ask to see it-
_as N. McKAY
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Gold Bond ` _
Oxford Tic Shoes
Secure shoe comfort is
guaranteed to every man _
who wears spnirffof our _
Gold Bond shoes together
with a perfection of style
and durability. |
Patent Ties $4 oo $4. 50,
Ss-Co.
Tan “ $3.50 $4.00 $4.50
$5.00
Gun Metal $4.00 $4.50
Morris &Sm~ith _
, f furni-
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W never nmdiea-chesp.. um.. uv...-__A_ ture, table linens, S ft '
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