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La in, aeaths new rape g||Q;»_1_»|,°
latest thing in the corset line-at F,
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and the Princesa at 9.15. I
d THB city schools vm elm as renew. to-
ry. '
Prince Street 0 to 10.
West Kent l0.& tn ll.30.
Queen square 12 to 1.
THE semi-annual meeting of the York
nntrret sundry sensor a..mm.:on` ores
plaoe lu the Methodist Church at Brack-
ley July llth at 2.80 and 7.30. The new
Fifld Swret-ary. Bev. _A. D. .arousal-1
will be present.
Aurnuas’ Day was very grgdigably
observed at Prince Street School ester-
# ltildld lot mt received i -
' gd%a"lars°§=.a,hrterrf.§ tl(-la'
,YWai.ar Ice 'Waferm m 'hh'
Prompt delivery to all peru oi' diy,
Webster & McKay,
' BE CAREFUL
WHAT
,__YOU EAT
‘ 1-' Psrtlcularl in the summer'
‘H5 P00f 51.111 lmpure foods in
the warm _season very quickly
result rn sickness.
The safest plan is to have us
do your baking and them you
may well be ture of the best.
Sultana C ke 0,;
da! morning. The pupils ot the lxigher
grades were massed in Principal
iSeamnn’s department where an
'lDD\°0Dr|hte program was given,'he selec-
tions beluit from Whittier and Cnwper.
Toe singing under the direction of Prof.
,Watts was excellent and readings and
recitations were given by Misses Mamie
G UBSDIG. Ellinor Reid Minnie ‘Mc0ourt,
, Mabel Sel|er,Belle Paton, Ethel Whitlock.
At the close remarks were made by a
number of the visitors.
M. OoNNoLl.v, General Manager of
Nc' h American Transportation Co., who
is
5 has been making a tour of agencies ot the
S. S. Restigouche, ieit for Quebec via
Summerside yesterday morning. it
three years since hs was here before and
he noted with much pleasure the im-
proved condition of the streets, the
bright appearance of the buildings, but
was sony that work on the new station
had not already been commenced at the
toot of Great G<orge Street. He thinks
it an ideal spot for a station and the
corner of Water and Great George Streets
would become the huh of the city with
the new station there.
Nut Cake' l \\ HEN A SORE WONT HEAL
Silver Cake <~
Pecause of its power to heal raw, liam
ing dem, to allav the inflammation and
'I‘o~day we have
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Bikes Ben Bread,
stun the oreadful itching Dr. Cnas’~ O.nt-
rn nr. na- a world- wine reputation.
you have hecoms discouraged by the fail-
ure of other treatments put. Dr. Cnase`s
Oi itinf-nr to the test.. Like thousands of
o hers you will be surprised and delighted
wirn me results.
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New Fclts,
In Latest Styles.
Ncw§*Amcrican Caps
a For Men and Boys
The very latest-A big variety. If you cant the nicest
thingin caps-the very latest-'come and see us. We show
'more natty caps than any other store in the city.
and help to k¢¢P 705 ¢°°l~
find it most comfortable.
Latest styles in shirts
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Go Togcihcr these Days]
'l‘ry this mmbin ation, you’ll
7oc ro $r.4o
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Ths exams sa-me nat at at an sos 3
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A Karon between the Military and
Alioomeu will he played on the Golf
links tomorrow aftnrnooa. Players are
askedto be on the links early as the
match will beealied at 2.30 sharp. Tea
will be served during the alternoon by
theladies.
Ar the Police Court yesterday the
Prohibition case against Francis Collins
was dismissed, two informations running
concurrently. Ben). Carter for obstruct-
ing the side walk with goods was lined $1.
James Murphy and Michael Prunty corner
loailng $10 or 60 days each, and E iward
McCabe for ill using his hone $i0 or 1
month.
FOLLOWING is a list of olilcers of May-
Hower Division elected at their ‘ast
regular meeting :
W V--J B Bell
W A-Etta Clarke
R S-John Lewis
A R S- Louise Burke
Chap -Samuel J Good, re-elected
F S-Katie McLean
Treas-Percy S Ga:es,r¢ -elect ed
Con-Percy Burke,re-elected
A Con-Bertha Lewis
I S-Etta Huestis 4
0 S-Walter E Burke.
A vimr quiet wedding took place yer-
ierday morning at St. Peters Cathedral
whenD Robert H Mitchell, the popular
senior member of Mitchell Bros. was
united in matrimony to Miss Margaret
Jane, daughter of WalterL»we of this
city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev James Simpson. The bride was
attended by Miss CMollanald and Charles
Mitchell supported the groom. After the
ceremony the happy couple left via the
Princess on a trip to Boston. The Guard-
ian joins with many other friends in
heartiest best w ishee.
ON Wednesday June l5;h, Graham's
Road was the scene of avery interesting
event when George F. Riley was united
in marriage to Matilda, youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs Annie McLeod. The bride was
handsomely attired In white organny
trimmed with all over lace and chiifor,
and attended by her sister Alice,
while the groom was supportd
by his brother D Riley. The
bridesmaid wore fawu silk trlmuei
with insertion and lace. The bride was
given away by her brother HS McLeod.
Miss Mamie Morrison played the
wedding march. The young couple
stood under an arch of evergrten
and white llllies, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev.John Murray
inthe presence of immediate relatives
and friends. The presents were costlv
and numerous showing the high esteem
in which the bride was held. The groonfs
presentto the bride was a handsome
gold watch and chain and to the brides-
maidabrooch set with opals. After a
sumptuous repost the gues'ts retired to
the parlor where music and games were
indulged in and at a late hour the happy
couple drove to their future home in
Clliton.
A vEnY pretty home wedding took
place last evening at the resi-
dence of Amos West, York, when
his daughter, Margaret Orin, was
united in marriage with Heath
Vessey, son of the late Thomas Vessey.
Rev. Thos. Hicks otiiciatinu in the pre-
sence of the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties. The
bride, who was given away
by her iatherwore white organdie with
lace and ohlifon trimmings and cvrried a
bouquet of white carnations. The brides-
maid, Miss Laura West, sister of the
bride, also wore white with lace and pink
chiffon trimmings and carried pink
carnations. Enstace Vessey supported
the groom. Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played by Miss Lulu Tuplin,
Margate. The grocm`s gift to the bride
was a handsome gold watoh and chain,
and to the hridesmaid an opal ring. Alter
the ceremony a sumptuous repaet was
partaken of and alter a few hours of
social enjoyment-, the happy couple ieit
for their home, carrying with thnru the
best wishrs of all. The bride, who is one
oi Y¢.rk’s most popular young ladies
received a large number of valuable
presents testifying to the high esteem in
vi hlch she is held.
DIED.
At Mount Herbert on Thursday Jute
23rd Erma Gertrude, daughter of Ernest
and Gertrude Lund, aged 14 months.
On June 20th, Anna Lucinda Holder,
beloved wife of Rev. F. Frirzie.
[Funeral Friday, at 2 p m from Wlnsloo
parsonage to Ucrnwall Cemetery.
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Photo Q
Magazines
We have sample copies of
the following m ezines
on file, and wohld he
pleased to have our
fiends look over them.
We take subscriptions for
any of them.
"American Amateu r
Photographer,"
“The amen,”
"Camera Craft,"
"Camera and Dark R oom’ ` ,
"Photo American,”
"The Photo Beacon,"
"Photo Era,"
ggrofeaeiopai and Amateur -
ntograp er,”
“Western Camera Notes,”
"Wilscn's Photbgraphic
Magatine.” '
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We've justlhad a chance to pick up a
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too
They’re made of fine, strong, white
French Coutil. l
They’re almost as light weight as bat-
iste. 
They are bias cut-and straight front. w
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The filling is of thin, elastic, watch
spring steel-Every pair has a nice hoes
supporter of white frilled elastic attached.
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quality and appearance for |
$1.00
Moons; co, M<>1,EoD ~
Altogether these are Corsets of $1.35
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MARRIED. 7
lottetown, by Rev. T. F. Fullerton, John
Angus McPherson to Mary McPher, both
of Murray Hrrbn Soutn.
On Wedntsduy, June 20, at Si. James
Manse, Charlottetown, by Rev. T. F.
l_!'ullerton, John Cumming oi \Vhlm Road
Cross, to Mary McPhee of Heatherdale.
ln St. Ma.ry's Cathedral, Halifax, June
23, by Rev. Father MtQullian, Florence.
youngest daughter of Patrick Blake,
Sydney,aud John F. _Mahoney of Halifax.
At St. James' Manse, Charlottetown,
Tuesday, June 28th, by Rev. T. F. Fuller-
ton, Willlam Wallace McNeill, Village
Green, to Mary Ann Allen of Boughton
Island.
Wear Trade Nlark D Suspenders
Guaranteed- Sold everywhere.
COMMITTFD SUICIDE.
S1' Joan, June 27.-James McG.orky, an
eccentric peddlsr, aged 77, committed
suicide by drowning himself in the north
branch of the Oromooto river. lla was
found in two for-t ot water. lie had sixty
dollars In his pocket and a bank book
showing $100 to his credit. ,
BUiiN£D T0 DEATH-
PHrl.ADEr,PHIA, June 27.- Thrle rwrsrlvs
lost their lives and a half dozen others
wereinjureli late loisy as the result ol
the explosion of a small bundle oi fire-
works in the sroreronm of the Diamond
Fireworks company at Nn 826 Arch street.
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ToileiPa|1ar ,
Regular loc size
best quality, rolls,
squares or ovals, best
quality paper 4 for 25c.
"The Two Macs"
laciionaid & laollnnon,
DRUGGISTB.
Cor Gniieorge and Kent Sta.
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On June 20, at St.James Manse, Char- I
io Make Dollars
t’s Hard Enough
wvunanvwnvnn
so why be careless in spending them? Why
not consider the reputation of the establish-
ment to whom you give your trade? We ‘y
place before you a record oi over forty years
fair dealing. Surely this is a safe place to
trade. Besides with no rent to pay, there is
a good reason for our low prices.
Come, see, compare.
John Newson.
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RELIABLE uswrisrnv Ar W
1 HE towesr marcus
Pl.A'i`l‘lS~(lur lnt¢‘s_ are the best marie from non~mr'rrurial En ~
lish rubber, and will)not irritate the most sensitive mouth. The mea;
look as if they grew there. All our plates have a double suction and
will always stay up ; they cannot drop down. We pay particuln- “_
tention to built in out sunken cheeks and restoring lost expression
CRO\VNSAN§) BRIDGES-We do this work in all its forms. Our
gold crowns and bridges are made from 22 K Gold, :mtl will not tar-
nish. They are so near an approach to the natural teeth that you do
n0}t?;'£x;i1.c that they are in your mouth,
NGS-Fillin tcet ro ‘rl ' is savin teeth ~rman ,
Good material with ggod worlrllnahhhiyp means gcgorl fillingg. emly
EXTRACTXNG-Teeth extracted positivelv without pain by a
ample application to the gums. N0 (oc/ixNs` on lxjmurmg Lmrygg
SED.
lffyou want dental work done call and seo us. Consultation and
Exam nation Freer Our Prices are the Lowest. We give von rr wfiq-
tenéuarantee to do your work sniisfactorilv and keep it in repair
FR E of CHARGE for ten yours. '
Gu arantee Dental Rooms
Cameron Block, Charlottetown, [over Reddin Bros]
Dr. E. E. ROBINS. e Prop
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