HAY 29» 1909 . ""f"` mm: 1.A'rms'r Nnws “" THE CHARLGTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘° ' "RST 0' *W ’ S PAGE THIRTBBN ~ 
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 S C 7 Miss Viola Farquerson, Bunbury, J-ames C. Wood, Hazelbrook has re-
is visiting Miss Laura Jones, Hazel- burned from visiting frienda'in Bun-
__ _ - _ -brook. bury.
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_ Head Offices ln New Prowse Block---Charlottetowm R. B. squnrenriggn, rs mince sc., cnnanntnr oenrge s. 'rnntnn nna ‘
' ' ,Phone 3, has some excellent fresh family have removed from this City --
'riie latent new., nine ni nu. B J. H. oniiinn enenwnu se. iiinnn-lmid °°'“°d bw “"“°h h” Wm d°""" t° M-um” Harm' 
The Northumberland arrived 1... this city. . A H Lam, N ,th Rh, ‘ The friends in unznibrnnln are eil ‘ 
City at eight iilteen last night. Mi Ed A  t h ` ' ' o,_.._. cr' pleasedi to hear. that Mrs. George ff
W' -, SB W U' . ll1§B_0'l1. ns re- H_ B_ W k I Fr d it _ ba in Wood s recovering fro her recent ‘
C. Slzeplnard Grant, .Mrs‘. Grant, |turned, home irom visiting in North; ms pogsmgig in Islasilcpggrl ffuud. j1|m,¢5_ I9 , 
Miss e a and Waltei, City, have Wiltshire. in an oyster mutgm in Caswmpm _ ___ 
8. O 8. Bay, Lot (;_ 19 is about- the s|w of Miss Annie Goss of _Kingston is ll
urrived home from Nov Sc tl
-0,0" Dime 9. of Rusticoville, hos 'Fliursilny evening. 1~,m|;-ning t tl, »f_ M d on thodist Pnisuiiuge ut York for n (cw, '
ri-i¢eilve<lf a _telegram mnnumnoing the, -i ,will have ,y1a;,;,l;(;l,,ply°2‘ggfaweg days lust week.
‘\|10;\¥-I 3' _:ills dnplghter Josepliinc,iiow .The M-isses Annie Brolinut- audi Iiil-lnutwiirll from 1_1|i|.~, p¢_,|~t_ _*-
l I., L oi lrenlnlll'y'of l~ico'.1el\- lion I¢¢,|,¢r¢_5¢,n_ A1¢.x,m,\m_| are Vi_.,i¢._ ___ 'l‘l|o iiiuuy frleiid-s of Miss l"loi'i'ie
toun, Quebec. ing; in this City ihv It M Fenton C Whitlock i‘ity will regret to learn
M; . _ . i e _ . . , lie tor elect of I ' 1 ` ` `
1 '  _ _------ ‘the ¢:_ U( 1g_ |-u|~i.,|, U,-,,p,,,,,|.| will thnt she has not been so well dfliringn
The Hat for you
, . ' ln any part. of the City. --- 
nnniei sniuvnn city len yn-ter ms' www the giyemrdhy' ' _'_ D'  Bonmlil and Mm' Bomwu' 5
_ _ ' ' “ ‘ _ l M15 Kaye M \1» f B gt City eaves t is morning on a. holl- 
day toi '1‘oronto. - YI;/Iisi Erpma Crewys, l_{i_ngston, has‘,,,,.ri‘,,ed by ‘the (:,g,?,_?3:xt,i`l,iu 01,3; day 'trip to Sydney. 
--- rv. urned onie fiom visiting in this night on a visit to ber sister Mrs ._~___ .=
_ n The New Wonderland program for the ordinary field I, n and has 8 visiting friends at Fredericton. She` -Q
HQW '£5310 iS B0/Ved by the adlver- tonight is given in the reader on very brilliant lusteixe is now tho guest of Miss Adelmu Lb
tisei who “uses the Guardians Clas- page twelve. ll -..._ Buehunnan. >`
hificd Advdtisfments, in told in~ that -- The Cmmpann nrrivcd in port yes- _ i* »' 
(0 “mn” ` A- J- and MPS- H0196. City. 0l\Tc1'~ tcrflay morning from Montreal. She Ml” G' T“yl‘"» ‘lullghtef 0' G~ H' '
I D tt m _ tained the Zion Church Choir on sailed for Picton yesterday afternoonl '1`11Ylf>'l` - Of this Citi' Visited UW M0' -'
hold dliviue scrvici! :it I.oirg‘ Creek in
lith ut ll ni. iii. and in St. John'i~:
liiliurch Cinpnilil at 'I p. in.
A! thc horse races in New (llfubw,--v
N. S., this nltoruoon Mable 'i‘. wvii-
. eil by Fred (‘nnilei'on, Arena 1;.-ll,
owned Ly Dr. Stricklauil und !'f_.vil-
V ish llorutliy owncd by Dr. J. T. Jcn-
lcins, City, will take part.
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 w " The many friends of Mrs. A. W.
‘S p liclzilanc, (nee Emma Bcnoflt wi.1| |,
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5*  We carry the best
'   assorted stock of
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Y  Hats in the city.
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i  /  \Ve have all the
  Snappy style fea-
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' prevailing fashions.
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Because 
of the perfect model-  J. 
ing in our assortment  '
you’ll find the Style .f
that exactly becomes  ,_-_'i;;§;".,','_,,./_
you.  
Because  
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our Hats are so care- _,~’y'lcf’ 4;. nm
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fully made from the best selected
materials they retain their shape and
appearance ofnewncss for more than
a season's wear
Because
We positively guarantee every bat We
sell and will replace any hat that
you buy here that goes wrong.
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Everything ihai’s Depend-
able in Haberdashery
Negligee shirts to suit every _
taste and style,neckWear in all the
latest styles- Underwear -silk, l
merino, wool and balbriggan to-
gether with every necessity and
luxury in men’s furnishing.
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Let us help you decide
the question of
Floor Coverings
At least take a glance through our
fine stock
Carpets ` Portiers '
Oriental Rugs Lace Curtains
Linoleums MMS and
- Oi1¢10thS Matting etc.
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lpleused to hear that she has recover-
[ul so much in health as- to he able
to visit her mother in this Uity Uc-
- fUl`<‘ 8051;' South for the winter.
Sabbath the 22rd of May-, Rev. D.
Cliowen of Pownal exchanged pulpits
l with Rev. E. Bell of York. He
preached to large congregations. at
York, Union Road and Brackley. His
., ,sermons were highly appreciated.
-1 W. H. S. Ritchie, Manager of the
f Bunk oi' Nova Scotia in Antigofnieh,
who has been reliuving the
Y' iiinlw-ser at Truro for
_ sometime, is expected in this City
_ toni;;h'l: to visit his parents George
iw. and Mrs. Ritchie.
.`  _(leo. Lydiord has returned to New
1 ,lurk after spending a vcry pleasant
}llme in this city. Mr. Lydiord was
lmuch impressed with the Island mid
,` hopes to soon visit it again. Mm.
‘I liydford is remaining till tho latter
 pull, of .liine, with liei' pnl'c'nts John
i null Mrs. Wulkor, Nortll liivcr. '
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Do not send communications to in-
dividunl members of stan. Every-
thing should be addressed “The Char-
lottetown Giia.i‘<lia.n, Ulinrlottetowu,
l’. Id. I.," and on the left hand corner
.it the hottoiii oi the envelope should
ha “Advertisiug," "Subscription,"
"llIdltoria.l," or “Tour Editor," ac-
cording to the contents.
ilrnnch No. 14 of the Ant-i '1`i'.-bei"
eulosis Society was organized by ln~
epcctor Macdormac at Emerald on
Mny 12th. The oflicurs i!relZ-Ho'nor-
*ary Presillncnt--l\'l;.,'r. ll. J. Gillis, Pre-
sident-iDr. J. D. MncGuigun, Vice
l’i‘esid‘e|it-J. Gordon MacKay, SeL"y.
'l‘rcasurci‘-J. Aiigiistiis MiicDolmld,
'llircctors--lticliai'd Elliott, F. l’.
l\lui'p_hy wud John ld. Sinclair.
i Ernest C. Cliuppell, corner of
` Queen and Kent Streets, has il hue
»_ line of g‘roeer.ios in his bright, mr-an
; null attractive store. Satisfied cus-
toincrs are his rcccimiiiciiilationii' iind
to gain such, every line is carefully
f selected while prompt delivery and
J courteous treatment is always to uc
` hnd, as Mr. Chappell gives personal
.` l seen by the aid elsewhere the atlore is
lopcn evenings until seven o'clock.
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gf There was a very small ‘quantity of
 produce at the city market yester-
` day. Pork was dull at eight to eight
»» and three quarter cents a lt. The
'oat market was poor, whitu bringing
forty-eirglit to fifty two cents a bus.
 and black ility to fifty-eight. Butter
~' was plentiful at twenty-two to tw-
g ,duty-four cents a lb amd eggs at six-
'tcen to seventeen cents B; doz. Hay
.,~ and straw were fa-ir, pressed hay
 uringing $8.50 to nine twenty-live a
'»: ton and loose forty-five to forty-
._ eight m cwt, while pressed straw call-
-! cd for tive-Ilfty a, 'ton and loose thir-
7', ty cents pci' cwt. _
The very host yet is the universal
verdict pronounced as regards the
` bill at New Wonderland last night,
und it is no exaggeration. A rare
" combination oi artistic and wonrlcr-
` ful entertainment, is the duo of clev-
er people there this week. M‘dllc
- (mrric is a hell ringing marvel, her
‘_ music just the sweetest and rarest
' and most entertaining; ever henrd
lhere. Fred Welcome is wonderful,and
‘his two dogs the swme. The pictures
lthis week have been exceptionally
good, :und among them inlet night
was na. depiction of Pompeii, the
great, and fallen city. Alsou.-lnuglr
liiblc comedy to suit the variety call,
and on grnndly drnmiitic picture cn-
titled "Face to Face." All were
|good, clean ami specially entertain-
ing, and the illustrated song by
Percy Saycc was one of the most
pleasing he has yet rendered. The,
,program tliroiighoiit was lit for
young and old, and deserves coni-
inendation in _eyerylgtlgilgl-_
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` T0-‘DAY
We make a specialty of
DOUGHN UTS at loc a
, dozen. ' ~ ’
Apple Pies nc each ‘
Mince Pies nc cfich
Cream Pies iz and i5c each
Coconnut Pies 15 and 20:: each
Dark Fruit Cake 30;; Ib
Sultana Cake :oc lb
Nut Cake 20:: lh
White calm 20;: lb
Bread of all kinds all
l`r:.~s|i and good.
Telephone 2|;
D. Siewairi.
ECLIPSE BAKERY
Bakes Best Bread
'i~'-t. 'l‘homus' illiurch on Hllnduy Juno
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 supervision to all orders. As will be  sympathy of the enum commum f
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this punt foul duyw. ,
'l`licre will lil: no meu's‘ iiiuetliiif ul. F'
the Y. M. ll. A. tomorrow iilteriioon
us si union i~:oi'vice will hr: held in the
Salvation Army l$:irrucks.
S. H. Smith, Moncton wus in the `:
(fit-Y ¥0Bi0|"lUY- llc has ii nuiiilicr of ‘
frieiids here ull of wliom nru glad to
see him again. He lenves the City
lor his home tomorrow.
The schooner Mysotie nrrived in
this port last night from Gaspe with 5
zz. heavy cargo of rvssorted cedar
shingles for L. M. Poole at Co. Con-
bollys Wharf. This will be welcome
HCWS. to mhny persons, as up to last
night there were no shingles in tho
City.
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On account oi the illness of the
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Rev.
G. H. White, thu morning service
will be taken by Rev. Mr. Cornwall
of North River. United States Con-
ilil Francis D. Hale will speak at
the evening; service. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all. li'
There were no case; tried before, '
the City Police Court yesterday. A.| '_
l’. Allan for llourishinga revolver f
was sentoiced on Thursday, to three, f,
months which sentence however was ‘ff
allowed to stand over as dcien~dant‘ .
had been annoyed by some people! ~.
whom he had threatened to shoot' 
The revolver was empty. _
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For a time yesterday afternoon it 
appeared us il the whole of the .
l'rince of Wales College had deciilcd ‘n
to take up their re~.idcnce at 3
-‘ the
Railway Station. as about two or f
three' hiliiidred students were in\ evi- 1
dence. Those depui'ti|i;-,~ were given u
splmillill' send oil, and ‘the air ro-
ecllmvil with College yells and cries.
The iimntlis will ily quickly, wud
when tha Aiitlimn coiiics, the city
Will IH? illad to huvc them in its
midst ugniii. `
..n.,n»n»n-»~¢~.~n».~n»»=n>n
wa~s-inane-.ws.¢~i.\»-4-;¢»»-~»<\»~>.
There passed nwuy ui: his home in
Plensa'nt View, on May 2nd~, Rolhe/rt
'l‘lioms<m at the a-ge of 76. Dece-ase/dl
was the nun of the lute James Thom-
son of Cape Traverse. Early in
life he onine to thu west of the ls-
lund ivliere he became .1 siicccssiiil
hirmer. 'I‘o his many friends ond "-
ncighhours he proved himself in be 
ever kinflf and obliging always ready 
with a kind word of advice and a 5
helping hand to those in i'roul|le‘. The` 3
good influence he exerted will cause 
his name to be long romemhured byl ‘=
those who knew him bust, His first- 
wife wus Miss Wilkinson of Mimini- I
gash. His second wat-i Miss Thelm-
who slirvivce him and who hash
in her bereavement. I
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Your   
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for you 
Ask oi' send for free 
printed circular giving ,
full imformatiou.
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fishing it i
Tackle n f
Rods, Reels, Land-
ing Nets, Baskets,
Lines, Hooks, Fly 
Books. _ T.
Flies suitable for Is- 
land waters. ' ‘
n>Aiiy fly not lo be
had here we will be
pleased to get for you
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DlUGGlS’l‘S»
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Three snaps in .wash goods
" Cotton Delaines, pretty. dainty A great lot of fancy ginghams,
new patterns, stripe and floral de- and percales-the latter in navy with
signs, regular ioc value Sat- white design-value from iz to
ui-day   i5cyd each, Saiurday....... _ C
A fine bargain offer in dress muslins, stripe and
 floral patterns, dainty, delicate and handsome, worth 
to 35p, special on Saturday. . . .. .. ... .¢...... . . .. ...
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One third off all
Our leather shopping bags
We ore discontinuing this line from lack of space to do it Justice.
The line is certainly one of the best in town embracing, as it does all the
newest shapes, the most popular leritliers~--and liandsomest designs. We
need the zoom. So away they go at
One third olf.
l’abric gloves worth
to 38s' pair, Saturday 'QC
Child’s and Misses’
Cashmere hose 
This is a stock clearing oder that
embraces a wide range of odd lines---
in which we have just a few of each
kind. Cream, grey, champagne, drabs
and blacks, worth to 38c, Satur- I
day Special ..........  96
Another lot of that great bargain
line ready for Saturday. Black and
tan, ribbed and plain, si/es i, 2, 3, 4
and 5---that is sizes "rom 4 years
to io years-worth 25c to 32c
for.. ..~.-...... ................,~.I9c
Gingham Working Shirts
Worth 58c each go at 39c
This is a wonderful one day bargain in working sliirts collars attached, 39c
giuglianis, oxfords and drills, medium dark patterns-worth regularly 58c. .. . ..
Other grand shirt bargain:»‘--i~l5c, i.oo, 1.35 each' J
___----Soft front Shirts A5c
Worth 65 ccntS each '
This is n grexil liuc of fuic stripe perczile, and cord sliiris-l`~`ull range of sizes-
just sucli shirts as you’ll think great value at 65C mostly flight colours-a very  V
,.~'.peci.il vziluc :it . . . . . .
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.Vlen’s»Spring Sox worth to 30c for l9c,
This lot includes plain black cotton sticks, in :ill sizes, as we-ll as :1 very choice line of
fcucy coiioiis :ind lisles in all the cololiiig'.~`_ _lust compzire with usual 3oc and 35C values 
clscwliere  ........    
Balbriggan Underwear Balbriggan Underwear
75 cents per suit One dollar-per suit
This line of plain balbriggnu has Frciicli Fine smooth, two thread balbriggsn, jer`
ivcks, jersey cuffs and ankles, all sizes soy cuffs and ankles, French necks, all
 to 46 -*and is great value i$l per suit 756 .sizes 34 to 46 inch, fine grades. . .. .. 
Acrtcx-the Ideal Summer Underwear.
This is a line smooth cellular fabric, the coolest :ind most comfortable thing that we can
find. We have it with short sleeves and knee drawers at 52,00 per suit.
Long sleeves and long drawers $3.00 per suit.
‘__--Fifty Dress Goods
R e m n a nts
Thes: are short ends :ind odd lengths from the best selling fabrics that we have
in ilic store-l,ook them over--tlie very tlliiig you Wahl is probably ainoiip; them-
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Z Bargains in Corset Covers
No | A great range of very nice quality
corset covers neatly made und fiiiislied
at regular 250 values is thc best iii town,
n special Saturday chance. _ .  . . . _ 
2 Bargains
No | Is a splendid line, of well made gar-
ments regular 32c to 35c quvllty. Sl>€F'25c
No 2 A nice assortment of prcuy corset
., of nice uality white "viislin, the
Saturday.. ...............--------39C
in Drawers
N02 An assortment of nicely made gar-
cover: Q _ ‘ '
_none of garment that retails at 49° t0 SSC
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ments embroidery or lace trimmed C
Usual value, 45c to 500. Saturday
2 Bargains in Night Gowns
. - '] d No 2 This assortment includes a fine range
No I Abio§£f";0l3E,iF(le?;if0;¥ilftli3, ma E of atiraciive garments nicely trimmed
ggygs eggh gpecial Saiiirday -price 59° and finished worth to $1 . lo. . . . . . .
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| Ladies' Summer Undervests worth up to
20c each, Special 3 lor 25c
I This is the balance of a mill clearing lot that we Picked “P Wine time 55°' f
There are all sorts oi values, some better than others, they run in value rom
wc to :oc each Saturdays cxirn special 3 for 251:,
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