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Kitchen and
C.W
Day. “hy 'P
the 'i`ra-Pall ly par
he h-lli on ll\l»
a "l.o\lin"
Auguaiin'n
ent nccnery eyev,
mllBitl"will
galore will
your nppetilc,
laocn bn-ze lvnfxed 'blue
of the Gulf of Si. will
complete miisfi-lotion lllc
'lands prepared for by th
‘ ladies of Rul=i.il:0 ullo
cxqlliniteclllsille You
Domlnillu llav, null vl
that luxery inure l'llll_\
Come and he happy
will on the f.-llulvillg
pared and feel more
struggle for lill-
for Ruslilvn.
favllralxle, then ll2.l
following Wolinl--<l.'ly.
CAILT
ai George ion-n
will be _provided hy
the congregation also .1
` Refreshment Booth. T
leave rliatinn' at 8 45
tu'rn'i`are ' 5i|c.`
l\er`c the latter: pall ol_julie
ofli lo lolul ofllul celehrsrcll
Autllracite Coal in Sono
sizes, this is llle same
wlllfllgnvs sulrll good
season. -
quealeli to hook their order
lo kindly arrange in lake
vols:-I is llillulmrgillg when
olvenl. \
liuniaill Bell
also insured on same
,_  I ,
i ‘ .
.  ' __.._ ‘- V , |'
»
willtavc lost cpl-ned ol l‘ of the lzllgg-nl
Our prires are right.
Soldier boys. ,pet
_ »'_~-_-pictures tnkeu' with-»
l f'_'f\ill regimelllrll.-i oli at
Cook S
Around H ughcs' Corner
We have a
Ruslicn is lllrl
spallli
the lnll ni'
l`
the ill*
xlladlllv
Ia mag
ily tho
llululg
yll
better
lst of
prove
held on
_ ily Olwllel'
School
3rd i9lZ
_Tliis is one of
beautiful paris of P I.
should be seen hy
who may be l'i.~it|ng our
A Vlsiloi-'s
l
'l’hc_Sl lmonrr “llumarm la '
Parties requiring Hard’
a
9
Agl nts ll' rl in on Coal
"H'. H. Brown’s, 158
Ht,
is the largest. best and
't darn, store for
illll-‘lli~'li§éQ~iili1ll' out “ill the
UP!
ii
byi
_ in iiihe North American
. iWe insure
i_ _.iv
}:
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ilrl
‘ a `yqd.
_ H' =""~"""\H\-"- llut they are llllt nearly us easy to sprintf a special aliliifellwliillm u
     t Tl In _ I `_  krcli lrlleall. Mul'l=»< are gem-rally ,»|_f~ [pour sire a set bachjage, and n
i____A___  ‘ ,le uela ellul of rhr lute -iflllu ,,,,.,.e,| hy ;,,,-,,,,l,_l, ,W ¢|,,.,_ \,_,_.|l l,,.,,-all-, ull; lol-ll l.l stamrl offered for
U blmtll, wllosi- licatll lrclll' ‘l .l .
< FH H116 illulll them, lgonernlly lllorl- to lndltC..xf‘~. ls
If pays to llny in this l’\'l»\"llll‘u. J. l-‘rank McMillan of Elin n is 2\5t_WB"‘ hffi‘l "ll ~"i"'\'l“_Vl ~l“"'f33ir‘l». '|'ill- I-l-rl-ll tl. vlhil-ll H lll»l‘.~'~- lll-lllll-'ls to lnoi-ll. "tv tl-=\u
____ ,, l-l,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,, .Lil _ at lll< lllvl- lil-~ll|-ll'-l ' ‘
_ ll...-, _ .. l~ll.l.l'tll»\ll _ll».-ll-.lllzl_).
` lllsfbaal.
1°¢
,Revjl-I. R. Bell was glpassengcr
; li” 9" i i
I ' , I _-,-___
_ - l Hagy, Wcndall and Clarence Tid-
~ mars , Charlottetown, were passeng-
I ers to Peake’s yesterday aftemoon,
l _ AJ. D. Jenkins, Charlottetown. was
.  , a, passenger to Marion yesterday af~
Y l *ter-noon. . e
A -_or. Melnugulsn, onarlotmown,
\ was a passenger south yesterday at
tornoon. `
ll
I l , l ll l |
Cool .inli Colllrorlslblr
Canvas Pumps
and llxiorlls
l)l{l~f.\`iY \V().\l|~§N will ll:
plcflslllltly ‘:ll|'|u'i~;<'ll with the
splelullll lilu- of high ;gl'_lrlc
piilllpl sll-l <»ll`llrll~; that is
:shown in lull' slllllliclwl will-
dow.
'l`llc<l~. pumps null oxfllrds
are nllllle of the liigllest grade
white c lnvzls wi'h high Helf-
coverell lllfcls. fine leather
soles,.‘:hurt vlulips :lull tors and
umde hi lhl- vi-ry I:l|l<~;‘. lnslrs.
'l‘lle pulllpfl ll:il'l~ llrnllnu-1llil.~d
toes. All sizes $1.60, l 75,3_00_
4_00au<i   50
A good linc formerly priced
nt 51,75 going now nt , ... $|.42
Alley £6" Co
|345 Queen Street
cargo
are
Co
quart
,If yo\r_ ivantiyollr Photo
call at ouri Studio Op-
I'ost'Ollice.» . C
Bayer Photographer
D. M.*"D
DENTIBT ‘ “
d B id B I 0 l
’l?~l::..¥::5.E:=.~:'?'f"l"" i
I-Ndlyr. _.
1 .`_...._
prorhlcs. The Two Macs.
' an-ni -. '
latest _
hat on
rl
Female lit
or write.
_ ---~~ Colm (‘illiB I O ll (.‘ _ .
   ted in’marr?age.rw'l‘helrohiallwliilelllx
5 0. 25 cent
RRA1 LlhNi
'Pure wusr
| _
ilifkb-Rl f -1-_ »»~
®. Gofi’si
in' (lahi|Ti
h M b H ,n ,_ d was a reccnt visitor to Belle River,
gsrmeqmse mi” pfepamuola, S16 truest of her sister Mrs. Peter
to he of special benefit, WUL' ` ___ l
curing, all cases of fin. ' _ . _
sun and lrwvlts- OM llosmll supplies-You will lllla ollr,
thc best in such DNPBYU' stock up-to-date in this line-We
,tho |¢B¥l‘i|1i! ml|l0l‘B ill U10 carry a number of articles necessary
Ml-. Mamas ol R. E. Mutcua do.,
-I Charlottetown, was a passenger to
Georgetown yesterday afternoon.
from Charlottetown to Souris ysster
day afternoon.
,l fl, l\. W lllllll-l~l.>l<lll_ ('ll:ll'll1Ltl=ill\l'
1ll~' l. |:l:.»=-.~ l ll l,ll l.ll- Nlllrlwl II .l
_l ll_l.ll .. ll»l_ll --ll-'lu-_ll
`.ll" \\ l- '|`llllll:llSll \`|l:lll.ll|~
.llll\ll, ull.-I :l l~i~~~.~| ll wr' llwl ll~.|l-l
.-lily lll`ll'l`l llllll l
lfvlll .\'lltll4-l'l:lllll, Sl.. l’<ll'r_, lrll:
ln lllll|‘llllll‘l1l\\'ll yl‘>l.cl`llll_\' :lull ll-
lllrllrll in lhll lll`t.crllllllll
.\ll':4. lhll'|‘f-it lIl:lldcl'>.flll_ i`ll;llll\itl»
i.ll\»l'll. ll‘:l\'l‘.~l this lnlllllilllg ilu' llllst
llll, \`vlll\.r<~ nhl- will visit. llcl' llllllglltvl
\|1s. l<`l‘l*ll. .\‘ll'il‘i<lllnll.
When the (illurdinu Nl-lvs pllllnclii:
is l'cplll'tcll hllsy, nftcl' ll p. lu., pat
l-mls sllollld ask lol' l1l2--fl. All lvllll
llovc ll pllollo nllollld out Lhis out. lull
|l:1ntl: it up. _.
Mrs. .lam-es (‘ruwys, Kingston
leaves this morllinlf in Vinll. her soil
William who hollis n lrlloli ,lositifiu il:
ll thc Auditor's llflice of thc Boston and
lvhlinll liliillvlrlll, Boston.
|)l'. lf. ll. l"Tcl{u.y, of Mt. Stcwlllt
winner uf the Holnu-s Gold Medal ni.
M-uGill, is in Charlottetown. He
loaves this morning; for Montreal to
__i,
mailed to “The Guardian News
Dept., Charlottetown," immediately,
alter the events, etc., have trnnsplr»
Baptist Parsolmgel Eldon, Rev. Frank
P. Dresser officiating, when Peter
Penny of Eldon and Miss Jessie Mal-
y s
wish them svery happiness.
W°Hi¢y Frost yesterday submitted
_to His Honor the Lieutenant Gov»
ornor his -Commission signed by the
‘President of the United States and
his Secretary of State, together with
UW Heiluatlir bearing the signature
of His Majesty King George the
Filth, and countersigned by' Sir E.
Grey, Foreign Secretary, certifying,
Mr. Frost as U. S. Consul at the
Port of Charlottetown. The people
of Prln-ce Edward Island who may
have social or business relutionswlth
Mr. Frost will ond him an intelli-
gent, well informed, ngrecllhle and
courteous gentleman.
V The ladies of
Charlottetown,
visitors'
Paul's Church. i
have charge of
at the Sundnl.
Cfbllsl
look
-Archie the
or, has been
this week- and the are
mnlch_ improved condition.-D.
neil has been very -busy lately
clling his dwelling house.-The
ltcresort of recent visitors to Dovsl-
-has been McLuro's,Mill Pond, when
the trout are very plentiful and pleas-
»ure seekers may he seen there at any
hour throush the day. Neill Macdon-
a1d.ol cus 0. B. ‘Electric co., Ltd.
Sydney. N.S., who has been sponding
his vacition with friends in Dover
ond vicinity, returned yesterday via
Charlottetown.-Miss Mildred Bcarsc
ani Misa May Bowles. who have been
on ll visit to Plctou. N. S., have re-
turned and report having a very sm
joyablc trlD.-Miss Caroline Mchnre
to soldier camp life. Puts Grsam.`
Plata Brushes." Scuba, chamols, Blau-
co; shaving supplies, pocket combs
and mirrors atc. Call and see us-~
.Ill.,.A. Foster, Ocntral Drug Sgr?
.~ f _ , t.
l
ririloloi .llwlul
The
lm A st. 8:., Potwsl B .inamlll-l
-.‘ -_-._ ' `:
tsrday morningon a Wei sit t`o
.___
to remit by Money Ord ` P
*stared Letter. The Gu no
other than as above
Any person in Charlotte _ _ who
intends to visit New York ` eith- '
ir for business or 1>leasure.'~, find
it to their advantnze to iitl- “I”
, `l._" cnl'l\ of (lllnl-llizlll, inrllltlll
.llz ll
llll- \ ,rlllllll ‘f'~-lllolll.-11 ill _-ll lllll
.ll' :ll-ll llll l'~| llll llll- lllllll _ llqll-ll
l' lllullll- '\lll ul' llwl"il"‘i l .\`.lll
:ll .lllllr .llllll .l1.~i_ .(|~\'. .lillllrs
4ll‘ill|l.'ll‘|| lll .\"lllllll1>l`»;ilil‘ Wlilll'l‘ill'l!
I l‘|l'\lll :lull :2l‘\'4~ll :lllll lil-\'. |»j;,l,l
f llllllll .ll-llllsml lll` ii<»lll'l'|lll‘ nf ll
; l'rllll‘.ll. .\ spl-vllll l-lllll-l'li0l|»_,l1 |l,»
1 Illlvn ut l-orll ael'\'iltl~ t<\llal'fiS¢.»f|~;ly
llc lirllolliws lll l‘r\l»;lil'»~'_ /\ .lrllllll
l'|‘ll-lllllo is vxtl-Illlvll t.ll ull.
.\ crll'l'l‘spolulnnt from Hllllvollll
 . '_ ll " ~
.rltls thot films .»\,,llcs' can by
; utllrllvll lllllue lll`t.l=l' \ll=%‘f?l`ende
; ill K`llll.l‘lot.t.eto\\'ll.»-Alisa Mary lVlcRar
,lllun n pullsullgcl- cllst’l‘\lel~ulay after~
; orlll,-»-ijlillrlic Malll-t. was in Char-
lluttotolvn l~lllllllay.»Mrs_ 1vl¢K1nls5
:us retul'uod honu after visiting
l'rlt:lldu on tho llral-.hey pllillt Road,-
\liHS Gladys "Hflphell llnls returned
‘rome after spclulivg the week end ip
l `|llll'lottci.<lwn.-'l`_o youllt: men 0
hr low.-ly weat`¢r nfl f
` The many lricrds of Mrs. Duncan
’3rd alter a uol
‘articulated in many of the great
battles dur that perljnd. He was
_Om in ` Mass, May 14. 1844
. ' 'll'
~ cd. and is by 3 v\(dQw_ hw,
J _.__ , _ ions and daughters, also three
Y ' -~-""°"’“-' A very quiet wedding took place on grand
 the evening of June 26th. at the =’|“°°
l'O
The funeral took
at 2.30. The casket
was with the American ~lag
was always loyal, ~
sides lleautlful -flowers.
‘wnon Drug Compony_
BN ted on their pre
John Buchanan of
whose farm- ns n
throughout; l-lur
ODS are the same
preferred hy all
'g dirk. The regular
Th” Drug Company have
:lf cut 2las.~
sure that they
arlicle.
there is~ be
hy mauuinc'tur~
reliable
cnt glass in
is really
afterwards
polislilul ou a
cuilcr frlkcl
|lelIeL‘1ly Plklll
l-vel-y linl~ is rut
and laftftf-"|
flenl lllfll wa
cut glass tu
.il
"I" "i to
llll- l.cll.g\lc lil Llllf §__l.of.»~ llll ull.  “‘” """  “"' "“" ""
gcgompgny excurqionilts 9 tm- :ITU Wars an Elder, uf the Bon.
'n/5 C ' _ - ’.~8mlth was born at Halifax, N. B
iilrl ¢f‘i.li?§ayl_ii  >  in 1824. was a son- of the late Ber-
Roud ‘nd un’ A R wi lt yer Isabell Macllleil, of Nova Scotia
. su
'hug dad “rt Swndqm my’ B_ Scotland, He was married to Miss
_ W:
rlsnonlll Ghsulsnl allll E ist, N. 
g_ l . l '
all .
n-
Ol
i illerwood are tllling alllfllnmge 01 Droluilwllt und lzlclll-lv defined; all of
. . . . n goo] roads which is slllllllillncs l-.\'|ll‘l‘HScd llv say-
rl excltisc fhl:ll'specdy llllrscs. illlr lllr lllllzsl- nlllst llavv picllty lll
--- ~ finish.
MCIDWFG Of WCS: Royalty will bc 'n all classes but uo one factor counts
10l`l'Y £0 |1881' if the death of her 'lol' -more in carriage and saddle
take up his duties in the Royal Vic- Hillel’ Wh0 Poised away at his home hdr
V _ , , ,B¢_l- E\'cry hcovv horse should
toria Hospital. i9 Central Av Chelsea, Mass, June have `gooll action
o
. - . ' ' illness. De- The-_ front feel; 'should he picked up
- The Guardian welcomes reiinlllc ’°“5ed was B veteran of the civil and carried lorwurd in sl straight line '
news from persons throughout this ”a"» having rved live years in the without "interfering" or “su'ingin|,¢," ‘ - '
province. All such items should be ml _Reglm U. S. infantry and ph' ' <
supplied to the Roy ‘wry
of England mm iriver
f be
-1-, . to
sent showing ol' old Scotch ‘md
I ln
teeth on the other more or
bl
candies is 40c and Bays,
but for Saturday only; are
to 281:. 8 years
class
ready for
vill beheld this
lhe l3th dnv oi
ground right
 Vear by yr.-nr
grownm
lvenes~\, until it'i~i
nlolt popular
f
S popularity it owes
location. which -is
secondlv to the
u,-putaiion oi’ the
men of the
_ successful lea parties
As the coming
‘mark the exterior
magnificent
been ln course
over a year,
portant event
trinity which
afford visitors
really imposing-
Church structure
w Presbyterian Church. M.
nt John Smith of Kilmarnock,
o predeceased him twelve years.
Smith came to this country over
i years .since he was a man of
rllng character, and was honored
ti
_ . Smith made for himself many
ue friends, who never forgot him
rewonsiblelfor remittanulsf . Bmw during his lingering illness He leaves
Mr
to mourn, one son James W. on the
_,d home, one daughter, Mrs. Trows-
ale ol' Crapaud, two brothers and
:le sister. The pall-bearers were,
John Purrle, James Gordon, Thomas
l.:lrlll-_ Wm, llo_vre_ ll. A. llobcl‘ts0|l.
_ , , ‘S
Subscriber. and 0'th°"_, ` “nd d respected by all who knew him
A .Y Rag- .
t
il
0
ill. v . `lI_.;lll llllll’l'.
,l.-l zll. .lllpl \l..;_l ..ll.tl~ .4.\`llll
fl .ill=l|ll~, \\I1lrl .\`l'.‘;lll >`|lll'l-.\'L l`l»l`
:li.~= |.lllllll-ll 'l`lll'oll1ll_ll|ll
:l-Illl'l|!l‘))ll‘I?\§'l`S Ill"
'l`lii'I l>ll)l't"\`l<I .\l;\|ll(l-1'l`.
lily '|‘|ll`-l>dlll'e ltll.<.~' )
ll’lllltilllal~ll.)
l3llulil_\' ill ulllll~.~;¢» is of llriull- inl-
rll‘llllll‘l‘. ii. :llIlll‘ll.< ll \'r~,l'y guru! lil
-lx tll his |»l>\\'c|'.~' uf r‘l.lllll‘nllCl~. lt
“'.-I`l~l~s ill llullvs, skill, llnil' and
lul.~ll\ll~-, ltu p|'l\sl=lll:l‘ is sllolrll lil'
:lvull wit ll'z1Llll‘r.- of the head; Iirm,
tlf-alll, lllu. lllli lwrc¢<.~:fll‘ily small
bono; skill ll-rllr ulul thin, hut not pn-
velgv; lllllr lil|l= null silky; lllllsrlcu
Action is llnl- of clluul importallcc
0 hind feet should follow ln the
ofthe front feet. without "inter-
.“hitrhing,". 0|- “crggg.nping"
The action should be
nllll fllll of energy. The
of action will depend
to which the horse he-
rnlls for a horse of
and well ellucatcd
A lil-ovy horse should
cool headed, on-A able
load, free from all
carriage horse rc-
He should be
manncred, and inllif~
sights or noises:
it is unite as neces-
as well as thc
o “level head."
and breed all count
market. (lolor is
ll matter of taste.
and chestnuts
the strongest lde-
at frolu 5 to
upon the
Color,
llelllinzs have
lilo "City
Hal" on
iozlcroln-
llourdrrll
liable and
I`00m lil
Churlot-
llope
\.lf'.\..llllll~l `.l;~,l‘\.'l»\'lll_ lllll‘l'l\llllll llllllll
,.»~»~_
r :»- 1
a
4
IVl ll lfll ` li'll|'l !1lTl.\ll <
,l, lil, lll l- ,ll ll\  lla' ll llzlll ,
ll ;
»f.l l i;l`.le_ ull- .l|‘.'.:l\.~: lllll-' Ill-Oli
ll I llwi ll-'_ \:~'|l lll.l| lgrlll-1-l' flu al ,Zvi
'ill l.:l' I* vlllllzlilllllg li lslllll. lll' s-‘lilly
this province
day of.'plea`w`nt
make it
apart
t5t or
Children s
Underwear
/~*
ar’ _'
,off
J 1%..
...,.»- -vu -
_ I 
~ gol-
-` »'\`
=_, -
Drawers of white cotton sonic witll frills
and some plain sizes 2 io`12 years l7c pair
Plain, lieni-siitclml drawers of line white
cuulbric.
2 years l6c 4 and 6 years |91: V
8 :lud lo years 22c I2 and 14 years 24c
16 years 251:' _
Fine cambric drawers trimmed with two
clusters of fine tricks and edged with torchon
lace. ' _
2 to 8 years 25c pair Io and 12 ycarsiilc pair
' I4 and I6 years Jie '
Fine mzldapollarn drawers trimmed with
embroidery
z to 4 years 45c pair 6 to lo years 50c pair
12 years 55c pair 14 io i6 years 6i'c pair
i';,§,‘;';°;:‘,;;; Unclerslclrts ~ _
light of much im-
Children’s carnbric llnclerskiri waist att-
aclledo ' _ ‘-
2 4 and'.6 years 401: each
/Skirt of fine white cambric trimmed with
clusters of narrow tucks and edged with com-
bric frill . ' .
8 to I4 years 60c each
Madapollam skirt with wide lawn frill
trimmed with narrow hemstitclled tucks all
sizes 6i|i0 85c.
N iglitdresses S `
Fine cotton nightdresses trimmed on the
neck, plait and` sleeves with torchon lace
6 and 8 years 6`lc each lo and lzlyears 7i.'c
I4 and 15 years 75c
Slip over nighidress of fine canibrici.trimm~
ed on neck and sleeves with torclion lace
Sizes lo to 14 years _ 851: io 9.5¢
Nighirlrcss of Queen'.~: cloth, _yoke of _ line
tucks, front, neck, and sleeves embroidery
lrilumed $l.ll0 each '
Black Sateen Bloomers _
Good quality of English Block Sateen in
all sizes .
1 to 4 years-~4‘lc 5 to ro years-#Sc
In fan t’a Wear - 
llndervesis, Stockings,I"lannel Bands,Bonlies
Knitted Bands, Slips, Bsrracotes, Coalsij 1'
Ginger Ale -~
Try it and be '
r
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lon tevlllafl S
lon the