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season--scarcel y hoped
ever again to ual it.
And yet alreddy this
sea-on--with but
HALF the year gone
we’ve beaten last years
record -talreuand filled
orders largely in ex-
cess of those of the
year of 1905! '
Isn't such an in-
crease wonderfull It’s
the correctness of our
styles--the ability of
our niilliners to design
a fashion to.si_rit YOU best -the faultless workman-
ship- the entire satisfaction our miiliners give which
accounts for this wonderful business.
o ni inery s en ire y satis actory - in L ,
FINISH and PRICE- as we say
OUTING AND CHIFFON HATS- 49c.
About sixty ine Outing and Chiffon Hats formerly $1.25 to $3 oo
ax: oi; sale at 49e, The range of styles is varied-there are black and
0 - f b '
-reislgfu iglzlg :niet ?il_?;_ichgo" hats.  Tang egelirly' some thermometer had gone up half adegree.
' omc qui” 7 °'r ‘-5 C ° cc' ' Atliit was 760 and at lip in 700. The
\ll_/e_wr-ntYOUR order too. Let ns prove that
ur ill i t' l 'f ' STY E
is visiting In Sulnmersl-le. '
lilo. ilorxins. of St John, who has been
in this Province on a business trip has
returned. _
in the death notice of James Dixon,
Highfield, the date shclaldhavs been 14th
instead of Itith. -
at the Hotel Brunswick.
` RC Dcmann who has been engaged on
the new ~railway station being erected
here, hasgone to Moncton.
_ Miss Airs Kiurnr who was visiting
friends in Charlottetown, returned home
to Emerald Saturday evening.
Tun Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents
a year is an excellent gift for that friend
of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.
Mus W D llfaclisv, formerly of this
City, but now a resident of Dawson City.
arrived by last night/s train ona visit to
Mrs R B Norton. '
ANY young lady with a good common
school education, who desires to learn
proof-reading, and typoaettlnig, should
apply at this office at once.
THE Ladies' Aid of Zion Church intend
holding a strawberry festival at
"F‘rogmore," during the strawberry
season. Full particulars later.
Mas .loan Bsirroiv, Hunter River, left
recently for Lowell, Mass, where she will
remain forthe summer, and visit friends
and acquaintances there and in
Tris: remains of thelate Jos. A. McLean
of California, are expected to arrive
Tuesday or Wednesday evening. The
funeral will take piaec Friday, 20th lust.,
at3c‘clcck p.rn., from the residence of
Archibald Ferguson, Summerfield.
Ynsrsrtnav holds the record for hottest
weather so far this summer. At ip m it
was 820 in the shade, but by three p ni the
 evcnin was IIIOBU Pl°|i!l|ll- A H0015
B
rieal of hot weather is predicted by the
 _vv___:i|__t_l1_:_t;\_rise before this month runs out
M0118 Swesgef Teurrist-.Cleats
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Garments _
Another small lot of Swag-
ger Tourist Coats in entirely
riiffcrents pattern from the
fir t few we displayed a few
days ago.
This style is the most worn
and most popular yet shown
this season.
Bciug designed of heavy
blanket cloth it’s a most coin-
'ortable garment and the loose
I T All   Tourist style one that be~
‘ /if 5 \ ' comes to advantage almost
an) figure.
We would advise an early response if you_ coi_i~
triuplate securing such a garment, the quantity is
small--not enough of them to make them common.
Tailor Made Skirts
i At at Decided Saving
Q6 specially nice value secured
°.
 at xi saving-Aiio of some re-
‘P/” gular stock lines reduced to
it 'Y clear. Both me OPPORTU-
' ' N1TiEs 'ro SAVE.
sriiciai. v/li.Ui<: si<iR'r-»/i .hiking-
|y pretty skirt of nne blnclr viuun a
cloth of iricdlum weight- a handsome
style and elegantly tailored. It's
pleated in psnnei fffcct with black
anuiachc braid trlmiiiiny. A perfect
_ fitting garnient and ___
/ nn ¢gcc lent valnc at '
v ~~_s --
Acconnisn Ptsarsn Sicisre $3 75- T5°
only ocoordpan pleated skirts of fine MY' ‘i
green' sclci iran. ‘ Beautifully tail- r.-11 My
very latest style. ‘fo clear the line entire v
:::..:;.:r:..;f:‘:::°___§‘;§ $17 5 
5 ,l lCl:l)
Arr, Woor. Scorer: Tween Sxiivrs $5-6"- TW"
only skirts of genuine Scotch tweed in Mal
grey herring bone effect. Box ieated cont
}it~re’s an instance of a
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pietely around from waist. K l1ll1‘l"°'“°
skirt, absolutely ure wool.
Formerly “.75 JOW only 
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Paruiua Currie Sxiar ‘g_6e-Elegant skirt of ~
pure wool Panama C h, hlac . ¢'l¢lf° W' l _
cordean pleated from hips, i
Formerly 58 75. Bargain _ .
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Two
Rsv.Dr. Helm-rz. President of the
Methodist Conference, _Nova Scotia.
preached in the Methodist Church
Cornwall on Sunday evening; last to an
overdowlng and deeply appreciative
congregation, f The sermon was
one of special interest throughout
and his closing appeals made an
profound Impression.
Fnosis who want work of any kind or
arclooking for help of any kind sliculd
send their names and addresses with all
particulars or call at The Guardian
Employment Bureau. New Prowse
Block, Chiulottetcwn. Telephone i32a.
Thoaewho do not _desire to advertise will
please -send ‘Z5 cant! with their request.,
which amount will bc returned to tht-ni
on application if they do get what
they want. '
A vALUAsi.is horse and carriage was
hired from Robbins' Stable yesterday. On
Hillsborough Bridge the team was
confronted by an approaohluiz train. The
driver tlcd the horse toa post thinking
this would help him. But the poor
animal in its fright _lumped and
kicked around, smashing the carriage
cutting its hook had|y,.and injuring itself
by trampirrg on a spike, which was driven
into the hoof.
Foimowrso are the names oi the boys
who leave for the Maritime Boys' Camp
at Big Cove. Sutherland River, N. S.
Theo Baldcrson, Fred Balderson. Colin
McNevln, Fred Qaylor, Russel Storns,
Edison Stcrns, Wlendell Mclienalo, Cuyler
Mckenzie, Clyde -Auld. Hammond
Johnson, Ray Fitzgerald, Harold Palmer.
Harold Plclrnrd, Douglas Sutherland,
Edward Nicholson, Arthur McLeod,
Ernest Beer, Walter Beer and L. W.
Archibald. There are between 140 and |50
boystoattend the camp, which will last
two weeks.
Five drunks came up before His Honor
yestenfiay for treatment. Peter Kilboy,
John Ross, Arthur Lartr, were each
lined Gil or 15 days.Martln Murray I2 or
i0 days and Mlchnelhdonanhnn $5 or 20
days. The liquor which made these men
drunk was of the usual style of
importation-ltwas gotfrom a sailor-
butitls hard toilet these sailors. Murray‘s
case according to his plea was most_
pathetic. He fsithurt at being cla.sssd_
as a drunk, and claimed that two dri_nlre_
of whiskey. eendwiclied_ in between
_several drinks o_f"thls Terethree per cent,
beer," had had no effgc upon his sobriety
liisdemiincrwas dismissed with costs.
Atlus of $_%l0 for violation of the
Prohibition Act was taken from Sarah
.lane Hisgtna.
“Famous Soap." Satisfaction in every
cake. ttektw.
 
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PAIIIES , A
_insks sdainty light rs-
-itdahdielt and go nicely.
Witfli scoot summer drina.
For those who do not care
fo_:‘_ths_ic§d ‘lwe hare the
p uepattes at ony soc
per doses. r
ART,
Mas Gsoaua Mcswsiesinr, of Moncton, mud’ V” l” M°"°'°" M" *Wk*
Ooienooron John A' McDonald, of thal*"M°ll°l»0l1. H°°0lvl>M1i¢\‘l by his son ara
P E Island Railway, is‘in Moncton and ls.
Lawrence, and East Hartford. _
Mas (Dn.)_Bir.aa and Miss ___Wriuiit,_ or
Charlottetowna are the guests bf’ Mra.0,
-’i"=°°|i\ _U?°_°‘.°"f-. _ _ `.,,.5 ._ '
Rav. D. aavn ‘Mus McNisri.i.,'rof Char-l
lottotewri, are is ilairrax on rrvrni. in ¢,r,,|..
dl\l8l\l6i‘,. UI! Hector Mclnnls.
.0LaiuiNcn ~Fsinv\'sa1‘uren,eirulIBist of
erendlnrr a vacation an the inane.
Mus Haizviiv Manoir, Miss Bauid :and
Miss Joan Stnbbing Halifax, left on
Monday for Charlottetown, whore they
_will reinainnfor the next few weeks.
A C MUMILLAN, a for-nier Vice Principal
of the C B C, hut now acnnnntnug, with
thc Lake of The Woods Milling Co., M. n
came to the City by last nights train for a
vacation.
I A iris'-ri.s lad who “sn'eaked" inm the
Opera House last night through a wiiidcw
Wes taken to the Police Station, but u
Ruud Samaritan in the person or P, S,
Drown bailed the youngster cut.
Cveaeewsbeere are respectfully asses
when sending-comniuniciatlcne to the
Guardiantocondcnsesiime ns rnuulr rm
possible. In newalternslf all thc foe-ts
are given that will be ample-and inn
item willfif authentic be pulrlislit-ri
without delay.
Ar the Orange picnic at _Ellerslle inet
week an old Highland Sootohinnn named
Stewart, aged 8) years of nge, danced the
Highland fling without nruklnfr s. flaw.
The music furnished for the "step" was
from the bag pipes, and Stewart said he
he intends todo better next 12th of July,
A lon year old boy named English, at the
sanic picnic. played “The Campbells are
Corning" on the baiz pipes and was loudly
cheered. bythe audience. The little fellow
played the piece with great force.
.lr the Opera- House last night the
Torrie Brosldoving Pictures were shown
to a _surprised-and is delighted _ audience.
The realism of the photographs of the
scenes of San Francisco during the arent
Burtllflllllfe Rnd fire is amazing, sriri |r.i\-o
ia vivid idea of the extent of the calunilty.
The pcrfcrniauqc,__ however, was not
wholly dovotcd to the sornlrre side. A
number of first class huinoruus pictrrr-on
were shown, some of the scrics ht-ing
exceedingly funny. Thesongs were nn
iettractlveand appreciated feature of tin-
excellent entertainment provided. By nil
means this is is show worth seeing.
There will boa inatirrve this afternoon
and a last performance tonlcrht. _
'l`i4s,inail_train. wus, dcliiygd half _ an
hour last night in coming from Royalty
Junction tothe Clty,tlrc ouuig helnga
couple of cows encountered on _thc track
near Sherwood Cemetery. One cqw wns
inetantly,'killed and' the 'cthcq serilrrisiy
mangled. The train _»_foriuunti,-.ly
suffered no mishap, coming tea stop
before any harm. f_ui~tlie`r` their the
displacing of two wheels ul' it truck, hurl
occurred. 'it was lucky that such good
fortune at'endod the accident, for the
train had four wcll<_tl|le_d passenger
coaches. There was asltght anxiety for
a while at the Railway Station hero. ns
thc train bmi reported from Royalty
and should have been in' dfteen minutes
after. But a telephone message
received from thc Waterworks, near the
scene ofthe accident, conveyed the good
news that no one 'was hurt. _
Yresrrnnar an earnest ,search was
beiiurifoxjrsomc trace of John Foshan,
whose disappearance wltiia sail boatlast
Tuesday was rcpbrtcri in ycstcrday`s
Guardian. Fcchan _fntlrer ca`m_c over from
Rocky Point and \\'A'§'joine`r_|-try a` number
of .boatnren belonging to town. and
elsewhere. It was thought that perhaps
theboat had drifted under Hillsborough
Bridge and been capsized when the mast
wascsught by the superstructure, and
the party spent some time grappling in
the vicinity of the bridge. Mr. Fcchan
thought the bcrit might he there but could
notlio sure. llc stated that cnc of the
grappling irons which had bccom.
fastened to sonic object was streaked
with paint on being drawn to the surface,
looking asif it had rubbed ngainsta
sunken bout. This was all the
foundation for a rumor which spread
yesterday that the boat had been located.
Subsequently ri number of hoats dragged
10|- the body, but without success. A
curious circumstance In connection with
theafl'aIrii-ithcfact that n citizen who
was walking on the bridge at low water
on Sunday noticed what he thodlht looks
very much like a body iioallng about
slightly under the surface of the water
near the bridge, hut not knowing of the
disappearance of Feehan he did not
investigate the inatterr - _
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THIS l{0DAK GIRL
1~.li.‘.'.‘.’.‘.il§.£°ll'r'¥f»'»?.”°§l‘.ii. ’r‘."2$.
Oar lieitlhllar. , -
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according to size.
arcu’t b -th reduced.
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in . »  The ideal Wear Resisiing
_ ' Hose for Boy’s and Girls. ._ _. _ ___
ll “Black Prince” stockings are made of fine clear dyed,
_ _ cotton yarns. ’I‘hey’re knitted in 2-I Rib style--and th-:’ie
made with an eye to the strenuous life that. 'young' Canada
supplies in iargemessnre to all wesrables.
'l`hey’re tough, sturdy, almost wear proof.
'l`hey're clear, bright fast black.
:I`h°)_’_ge even b.tie_r than our famous “Gordon” Hose.
fhevrc made in sizes 6% to xo-and they sell for I8c, aoc,_ 23c, 25c,
NOW. if you’ve a sturdy roinping boy or girl at home try a pair or too
of"Black Prince" and see whether your stocking bill and your darnhig time'
ia,
Miss Ns:i.i.is Grttssrin who has been
havinga holiday in Bedeque returned
home last night.
Sr. James’ Picnic was held yesterday,
and there was a veryflarge attendance of
Sunday- school scholars and their friends.
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AN amaaiosh Disease.
_ iWriie°_ri00l.:JrtI___f_10'l0 fgll  t:_J_8_t\y tlmi.
nr cson a~ e'~aura I
Airigrica. There is  fone i1(:tn.iirniil
ix-|_|_;cdy__for _l_i-:_dtgg5:[l`;m.  rg_|_¢|¢¢1y
is r. am on's l~ 0 ' te
the at-tion or ihergast-rie glands aaliiii “give
lone to thc Restivo Otrails. They
sirengttien the kidneys and i vcr cleanse
r_inri p_nrlfy the irloori'ar;!i__:.hu;__i)\‘=iri gehnlerml
.one 0 ever or n _ _ ‘
»\nil_ sirengtliv argiaag redtoredyand :ire
nntr.-n|,can eat and dlfest ali; food he
t\l~~a=i~s.-Teal Dr. Hemi ton's ills pour-
Helf. ~ ?J»c per box or tive boxes for $1.00 at
ull ilciilcrs. . _.
icculus-gears.
City Council meet! 0l'l.tiI¢ Moolld Mow
day In car-lr month. James Paton, Mayor;
“ . W. Clarke. City Clerk. _ - ‘ ._ 
Nrtxr meeting Ldrigs '_ ca Idwagdl
s. 0.  June iotn.'_»_‘~j_ _ _,’_ _ _
Minsrd‘s Llnimenl‘ IA" Wlisirrs ls. `
Corel' of nimrhine, I-il._li6_tillle`I.|ilg‘ with It
cost of continual _re}lliI_r, 'ribbons etc,
\vhm.‘~ the use ot. `waet`:ln|i money on
second rate articles. ‘ Buy a ‘ Smith
i‘r.-rnier its worth every cent lt costs. A
Milne Fraser, Halifax. ' itid 3|
AN event that caps' the climax. Ladies'
hots selling for less than sbong. See our
Eastern window. James Paton k Co.
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l"nre West india limcjuice in 10 and
".3 cent hotties at Deer & Coffs. l7dll.
;$|_25 'l`O $3.00 HATS AT 49C-
Alrout sixty ln all they go on sale
at .igc worth from $1.25 to $3.00.
The styles are many and varied-#
there are outing lists and cliilibn hats
-black and colored hats’-and not
one was forinerlysless, than Q_i_z5-_-
some were $3. Ail`~-‘iidw_~.;1`oc.> See
our Queen Street 3 window for some
ofthe styles. Prowse Bros, dI_.td.
. ~ 17 .3 -
llmqui   Sets,
Hammocks, _
Suuvenirtnndsi
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wircii" l
or rough-
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velvet;
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Macs."
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Dccp Cutting Makes Satisfactory Buying
This is the state of affairs at the _big furniture sale.
Stock must be closed out quickly. Prices are being greatly
cut tcatlils  You ought to have your share of the
bargalnsw
I .' This isa good time for baby carriages
Our stock is new and niost artistic in design.
Price reductions rrcvcrbifore beard of are
greatly in evidence in this portion of our
stock. Buyto-day.
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 _ Business _Mens
" _ ' who 'appreciate the importance of being wiser. nxtsslh wear
~ ‘ `elHElwlSoN Tweens
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_ Tire patterns leave nothing to he desired in the 'sy F. ' __ ______
 elegance-and the cloths are pure wool , `
L Look for the Hewaon trademark. , ' .
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Make business a pleasure _and pleasure a
delight. Beauty, DurabilityanfiCon1fort Combined .
iiiglit Tru) Rubber Tyred Buggies,
Ros Waggoi\s,' Surreya
and Mickadoes. »
Wheels, shafis, trimmings and painting all
show the skill of a masterhand. `
' Perfection apparent in every detail.
Truck Waggons, tartwlrccls andiiarncss
Always in Stock.
'l he sanie thing applies to our Mower and Rakes
and all other: implements that an up-to-date farmer
requires to make life on a farm worth living.. -
We also handle the celebrated U. S. Milk
Separator. A  ~  . _ - -_ _ -
All goods guaranteed. _No extra charge.
` Call at our warcrootns. Queen Street, City.
roost Q). Wood Co. Ltd.
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ery lltrtln moi th the oil time rublwi vials. limi ure a lil NDlUti) ’I'l_ mo"
0 ure |iRhtod` sirzrldigor. vlloarier-, lvollvr til, In to up ics# rooill ,l“‘|,5?~'.'H °‘ My 'ny
tpltlsflwiory than any ritlrni' kind of pints: known lo llont -url' i°d‘\)'- ' "‘ " " '
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' Rv this me-thrvi we ¢~nn?xtrn.-t one or rutntr' l“"i" “"‘l "Ui hurt you any at all. /
Ask your fricmlu and they will lvl you flint this i-4 ri fact. _ D 
BERLIN DENTAL Paatoas. c.H. a_.§_a_i_E;_p. .
All work_guarsnteed. Over Prownc  “__  -Lei
HOOSE THE BEST.
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