, _  .
Q _  < _ _ _;_THE'=cHn_aLo'rrs*rQws1_ oo».ao1AN,_JUNE r., 1 -. ,
l’°“ °f it doea
New  At'
ffosiivr  
snirrtwaissns
days? Iiaye
cours ,
pale,
plenty of
Or are
This season we are show-
ing 3 Wfy pretty assortment
of Shirt Waist Sets at prices
‘WSWS from 4o cents to
  1 i1'i.°?.i°.i'il'r1il'rfi..i'lr‘1"l.`li“‘i»°;.f.‘.Z“§;",§, Mlzrsr su: or 1rrt:~Ar.wAY`s nusv sr oar: - 'wi   A
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 6oa`nnralr_.u,n.dar-awiil noticatliaullrs- . ` ‘ ` I »-  "" 4
  ““l““‘*“ STANLEY Bros   “""“   
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.-F. il. bavrnsorr, advance igant for `
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Head Uiilces ln New Prowsof,1',§_',,‘f,°1‘T,1‘,‘f,§,",',‘,1?,'f§;",,',,,“°,“',,,, ,,',‘l,‘,f,‘§
» Block, Charlottetown. ,i'°"‘“‘“ ~` ‘ '
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llras Nam.: ilusrxu :laughter oi
Hamilton. of St. John N. B. have gona to
Marysville to engage i_n work prepatory
mths Hsthodiat conference which will
$3 oo.
Wcllncr’s Jcwclcry Store
r  nr r
anti - " ==
LIKE `
INVITED
if yon wish the beat in photo-
graphy, Hnished on the new spec-
mimd “\°\\l1\l. (the very latest
novelty.)
TO 1718115
011.1' St‘\Jl.¢l1<)
GEO. li. C0 Oli
Where Baby is Always Welcome.
`" runs  
rnsivcn casrrtr:
A soar
A superior quality just received in I
pound bars, suitable either for bath or
toilet purposes. `
Price x5c per pound.
Geo. E. Hughes,
_ Apothecaries Hall.
Ch’town.
L_ _
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
Your chance io secure Trunks, Val
isesanrl Suit Cases at 25 per ,cent off
We bought at a reduction a large con
sigmnent of Trunks and Valisea that
come for Weeks &. Co.. after they
closed out. You get .the heneiit-#for
this week only; you can buy them atp
wholesale prlces._ Come early. They
gre goin? I0 gn wiill I i’ilBl\. SCC Will'
dows in ower store. -
1.
A. E. _ McEACllEN.
|‘ Canned Goods
The season hnsn’t advanced
fur enough to give you fresh
vegetables and fruit. , ‘
` OUR CANNED GOODS
comes asnrsr it as you could
wish for. No need in having
a bare table when you can get
...rr Tomatoes. CORN.
PEAS, WAX BEANS.
PEACHES. PEARS. PINE
I.
Bare-foot
Sandals
mrGhh
and Boys.
We hate summer
weather at last-make
your children comfort-
able with a pair of
the e health giving
shoes'-we have hada
special line made for
us at popular pri es.
Ch.ildren's Barefoot
Sandals size 4 to ro, _
$1.00
Mis es’ Barefoot
Sandals, size rr to 2,'
$1.25
' We also .carry a
high - Cla:-S English
Sandal at $1.25, $1.50
and $1.75.
_ _,And we h ive Sm-
dals for large girls and
boys, sizes 3, 4 and 5,
at $2.00 a pair.
Alley Q C0.
Everything in
Sandals.
PURE
MAPLE
APPLES. S'1`RAWBERRiES»
in SY RUP. ¢1¢-
Wo handle only the best
_ _bfrrnda put up y reliable
_ pmkera-you can rely on them
being pure and fresh. Call at
guy Marr: gild WC Will l'J€ Pl¢B8‘
ed to show them to you-
Mci{enna’s GrocerY»
` Plirin€{E‘,’.'¥.‘.‘»i‘.’.'$.'}.‘l§°r'r?ri.“°` |
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pc/ ia..-»q|wi"'¢
_lHE\
LlELi'SHilL
lllll Mill _
For a' mln,” 5"
shoe you can’t
find a better shoe
than ,The EMIR-
_ We find that they
' 'give splendrd_sat‘s-
 faction
Price $3-75,. $4-0°
a\i5»$4~5°°
&' (oe
Ma le Sugar
PURE and unadulterated.
...sr e
*Q tg
of
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4
4
ff'
`\
f;
F nicntsiroiitosm.
` Grocery and Fruit Store
ceries.
Gi s a tall.
' ?t'diw¥:l:- ‘,
W
. \ _
 Tim Lahalum Bnos. Minstrels who
- We have just received from Friday evening are old favorites and
Sherbrwkei Quebec! 3 Casas clipping taken from a {Msnchest\-r, N. H..
Ili) li gilahhlltted by the zuve us ailncantertalnmeutlrtstsvenlnir
Sl’llPP¢f5 l° be STRICTLY theatre was comfortably dllsd, duel ws
Bccr & G0ii’s.
. wf \._..,.,` _ _.,. \‘;_~;,'» -'
. ff
~.     -W. were in attendance many who do noi.
, tuail attend the theatre. We have
ln    4 :dt spiivcc to speak in datoil of individuals
_. _. b t 'ill say that each and evcry member
-_    pt dlld ‘their part wall, and the company ia,
- Q one of the best that wc have ever had
fi; Slllllly°ABn_ ` nm. 'rin mama nm. in. been
' r H known to us for yearn, and we remember
`.   ’ t-rem when they used Logo down through
'gt ° -the barrels and tic t»hsnrsslves,io‘o knots.
if Llrgest Stocko We have not forgotten their pv [Iii ‘mance
‘ Lowes! P|’lC¢S. orunne nays. rosy naw .tuna _ar -vnisq
ii; . ‘in many dilhnsnt countries, and with the
1* leading ` panic , and havamado many
` Ragga” 0'?£oos° friends :lib vial: them |ucceaa"in their
PH ‘ ' ‘ venture. ' ’  _ L.
r,-I ` Ai A _
V 
Queen St. next to titevenwrfl Til* 9""
.gasp me choices: Fruit and
Groceries, 5 p.c. discount on ¢\’°‘
_ _ 9
 Winn; s
and Bi2sNt:g:;i¢:;’ T3, mg. For sale at ali the leading
I C '
Yns-rrtaoafs Guardian had 75 clusifisfl
ads.
Tue tide will be high this morning at
9.5) and tonight at li.44.
Q Hscrou Mcbnon, of Grand Rive
Prince Edward lslnnd was in Moncton
last. week.
` ANY person desiring tn purchase n Bell
this ofiiue nt once.
Church, Tracadle, intend having ntsa
arrangements later.
ind
of The Guardian Want readers.
Mas. 'i'AYi.fm,wlfo of Dr. F. P. Taylor,
Perkins have since arrived home.
0. Baker, Pd. D., Ph. D., Principal o
this respect The attractive Illuatrntio
performed in the clues room, ihus hold
pupils. The text is progrevsive, infr-
given for thc pupils to copy.
Amtoros of the proposed changes in th
Davls&Frassr, Pork Packers, Hnllfh
thnocntre of the city and expect th
requirements ufilc -usiriesa we hnpc to
have fscllliles Linn, will irc fully ariopterl to
our needs. The old location nt- Cumuheii
Road had its iircrrrivenlsnces, chief 0
which arose frorutirc rllsuuicc from the
city wholesale irousr-rr. After November
we hope io hnvo- business runnlniz very
smoothly in our new pre|niess.",-The
Charlottetown brunch of the hunlne
Affected by the chsnac. Iluvis -8: Fraser
are deserving of success und doubtless
will meet with itin the futurs in increas-
ed measure.
appear in the Opsrn lioiisc tomorrow and
slnulrl meet with it large nudienca. The
~ pnpor says:-The Lnliarre Bros., Minsfrels
and moritsd a good attendance The
,noticed many faces that we seldom aes in
nttendsnce aa a rule, and if every pro-
gram offered to the patrons of the theatre
could be as clean and legitimately offered
aswns the mlustrels last evening. there
would never be a lock of patronage. The
company was recommended to us through
the praaaof other cities where they had
 appeared, and consequently a good-sized
audience turned out. The Lsilrarrs Bros.,
should feel quite proud uf it, for there
Everybody knows that our “Sods
Winter’ ia always ooiri sparkling and
"ny, We aaa good' rich cream, 
pure fruit flavors. Our soda ia oh
|,, ou,-given, and everything ia olsan and
inviting about the fountain. Think of
this when thirsty. A. W. lledilin Phoni
B. Sunnyside. _ r - , ,
Dining Room Furniture. aiiriclroarria
sun.-ra an runes. (Rd md Suomi
Also the biggest line oi' dining chain p
lvhown in the °li»!» JU- FIV" 5
tsntin good condition, should apply at
Tm: Par-ishioners of Bt. llonaveninrs's
i>\\‘lrY on Wednesday Aug 15th. Train
How many of you spend lime pondering
how to earn pin money i Why not take n
stroll through The Guanilan Wants. or
better still “pin your want” onthe m s
of Charlottetown and Mrs. Perkins, were
ln Moncton lust week soya The Transcript,
on route home from a' trip to Boston and Md“l'“3“°' P' E' 1' 28dl*Wu‘
New Yorlr. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs
B/lKnn's icrlos' Pnnunn. By Thomas
Public School No. 128, Brooklyn, New
York. Cloth, l2mo., |12 pages, with
illustrations. Price, 25 cents, American
Book Company, New York, Uincinristi,
und Chicago. Children love action, and
learn most rapidly through their chosen
activities. This Action Primer Is ad-
mirably iadspteri to meet their wants in
. n
are pictures of children and animals in
lively action. Many ofthe actions can be
- Afull line of Moira’ biscuits and con-
ingtheinterest and attention of the ¢¢°¢,|°m'“-yggo-F,-,woes Dukes' summer
rlunlnrrnotioo nrsny new words, und
reviewing emfilcieriily. It is suited for
reaching by the word and sentenci-
rnethods, and involves also some
rtppiiontlon of phonetics. Nursery
rhymes and poetry from a large part of
thccontents,and script sentences are
business site of the Davis Sc Fraser plant,
Halifnx, the Maritime lil:-rnhnnt says: '
“In n short time we will be much bettbr
situated for the handling of our business
#than ever before," said J. 1<. Fraser, of
x.
"We have secured n splerniiri sito nearer
ue/nssury iruldlngs iarrd plum. completed
and randy for occupancy in November.
['hs new location ls in close proximity to
the grain 1-ir-vator mul uxwrnhtilrourglr
horn Lockmnn to Upper Wntr-r»~i.|-. »t,wi|.ii
the opportunity of rr r.\i|w.ry .~i.liui¢ t.-r
thcdoor. With our r-xpcr-it-nun of thi
sa
will not in any may, it is understood, 
` opnnthero this week. '
llli   llllE'S e ‘
t Eilllllll lilllllllllll
Branch Offices ln Montague
Souris and Georgetown.
Sui-lrnirsrnrsnitnr Snanrn, and
08
Monday,
Rav. A. D. MQNEIL, wife and daughter
leave this morning on a five weeks visit
to Cape Breton. -
Bananas. oranges, plncapples, lemons
and new onions.--At W. A. Johnston‘s,
Wantacs A Wamtnn and sister,
Charloitotcwrnnrc paying n short visit
to friends in Montague.
f 'Inn sch. Glenwood, Captain Nutier,
cleared from Montnizue on'i`uesday with
ra load of produce for Glace Buy.
cnrdn" “Souvenir suttlonery' , onli fsncy
goods, at W. A. Johnstone's, Montague
P. E. I. 3Jtvvtf
Montague today. `
' drinks.-Af. W. A. Johnuton's, Montague
P. E. I. i*.8dtwtf.
Correspondents sending Kings County
news will please mark “Kings County’
atthetop of first page of same, each
time of sending.
WILLIAM McKsrvzrn, formerly cf D. G.
e Smith Bros, llnllfax, arrived in
vacation.
irusineaa like manner. The iiurounts voted
,, were r~nnnin|r1»xpcm-rcs $224,an Increase
over liltlicf 810. Supplement SM5, ri
decrease from lnsi. your of $25, lu the
|rrinoIpnl's rlepnrtrrrent. The retiring
trustee wns U. ii Fraser- nnfl the new
trustee is \\’liliu|n Lcnrun.
A,'.i'nAnr who seen loitering in the
vicinity of Cnlris llr-uri lust Sunday
evenlmz null when George McKenzie went
no his burn Monday morning, he found to
his surprise that cnc of his. horses was
stolen. The last line the tramp was seen
was 'early Monday \|iornin|_1, crossing Si
Petel"s Bay bridge on horcsluiulc. As fur
nl Mr McKenzie can lcnrn, hs is rlcscriberi
nsnbcut 05 years of age. about Q5 feet tall,
sandy complexion, and weighing about
W0 pounds. The owner will be clad to
learn of the- tramrrs whereabouts.
- HOW T0 CURE TOOTHAOHE.
Any aching tooth can lie relieved
inamntly with Nervillue. Fllltho cavity
with batting dwpofi in Ncrvilino and ru
the gums with ervlllne nino. If the face
ls swollen and sore baths the pulnlul
parte with Nervllins and cover witlif a
flannel. 'i`his can‘|. foil because Nerviilnc
kills tlw pain outright und prevents it
from returning. Stronger, quicker, n-ore
satiafnctory than any other llnlment,
i.’ol»on‘n Nnrvlllne has in-an the largest
.roller for nearly nfty years; try it your-
stil. _;
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS.
Repeat order of English Oil Cloth
just received, in the ver! latest pat-
terns-one and two yur s wide-sell
ing at rgc square yard. Come early
and_don't be disappointed,-james
-Paton &Co, Carpet and rnrnlmre
Leads. ' agdtf'
Aiine of goods mnchzadvf rtised
and largely sold in ihe United
Strites- ‘STORR PANTS" for babies
have just been put into ‘stoclt bv
MOORE & McLEOD. Every moth-
er vvill he interested in this line of
goods, light, comfortable, ssnita
selling at 5oc. Moore ‘& Mclaiogi
zodi .
A beautiful marbitirea
PAKLOK
_ C_L_0lCK
‘ is _easily a leader-
among nad£nl~`and orn-
amental 'N p V . _
1 wtaaarg, one
` I am showing a very
complete _lineiof

,, at rapid" isellliig.
`pl'it¢s. . '_
-‘An especially live
slwir $1-vs_?-‘ _ U
Iewaiiar
~ - 1
trnckmastcr l-louis werain Mont ue onl
“Souvenir post cards". “Comic post
Giroxtma S. Inman, of Montague
8 returned to Charlottetown last night.
afterntrin to Ottawa. He will go to
Como_rcn's store, Montague, now of
Montague last. evening on a short
Tim nnmsol school meeting of the
MontsgusB_clicoldlutrlct held yesterday
wlis very well Attended and' passed ofi’
quietly. Everything was conrlnctcd,in a
l .l
White _Muslm
Hoods  
At the
White Sale  
  Lot l
At 49c ea.
about loo in this lot -there are all kinds
and siz s, and the prices r1n from 65c to 85C
--ALL PU i` IN AT THE ONE LOW
PRICE 4,c EACH.
Lot 2
at 25c ea.
About 30 in this lot; pink, sky and white,
assorted sizes, WORTH UP TO 4oc--NOW
25c EACH.
STANLEY BROS.
96 , ' .7~~~ `
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. 'dnl
Childrens’ ' ll"
Madame L
,Albani
,l writes from
Woliville,
Concerning the
ileinizman
Piano
Wolfville, N. S.,
june 6, 1906.
DEAR Sins:
I wish to tell you that I
lwas very much pleased with
the I-Ieintzman SL Co. Piano
you supplied for my Concert
at Charlottetown the other
evening. It was an excellent
instrument and does your
firm great credit.
I am also 'very mwll
obliged to you for the Piano
you we re good enough to send
for my use to the Hotel.
Yours very trulv,
G. ALBANI GYE.
To Messrs. Miller Brothers,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Ordinary pianos answer for ord-
inary occasions but the artist must
have the best.
Call at our slcre and see the
piano Madame Albani used.
. MILLERBROS__
l B- _
We carry a well nssortcd line of CH R.ISTlE'S FANCY BIBCU IT. Many lfno
nr-n crnrried in stock but hero nm it few of the newest in.
4 Wafer ltoll, Assorted lcc Wafer Assorted Mncaroon.
Nripolcnn lm F i A.sso bed D
.lcrscy Lciuon, \\'r\£rBWofcr, Chenrae \\'n'l‘?r|:'
Frorn 20 to loc.
»>»~»~» sANntRsoN a. co., »~;~,f,»»
"2 J
& _.___ citfwicn.
i
fi - FANCY Biscurr - ‘
Sunnyside.
FOR SALE
Tlmt. vnlunlrlo Hotel Proportzy nt llnnrlns
known ns thc liorninion liotcl. _
Aho 100 rw-rcs of woorllnml cnvrrr-r_-ri wrilr rr
irouvy growth of i'ir\rdwo»ni und softwood blur
bor. 'I tic perfect. Pr-ire" rrrorlcrniu.H lvvllrm
ously. MRS. A. MAilllI\.
iiliid twwlrn.
) ELECll0N 0F
0urCusi0m
Tailoring
Department
turns out the best
made, best fitting and
rno.t stylisn suits that
a e worn.
\\N\\r_
it
5. ,_
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ll x ...,,,,__,““§( K, » N55 
¢°Md9i&~ ~ - or
wr
Here you will had
an A1 stock of Cloth,
consisting of serges,
tweeds, fancy worsteds,
cheviots,_ vicunas and
worsteds. You will be
more than satisfied if __
yr u try one of our cus-_ __
tom made suits. Fit,
workmanship and goods
ld
;‘I_T_J/~¢ _r
 "if
I #fr
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. _. __._. _
, gunranretd. As for '_ __ __
the prices we can
demonstrate to you
'that we are lowest. We wou be much pleased
have yr ur older. LOOK AT OUR CLOTH SHOW
in the window and see the best assortmm
lish, Scotch and Canadian Suirings.
Y ‘¢’L'?"'2‘.l- -r-J
I S. A. MCl)0N_A Ll). 
lconinission
lil Sewers and Water
iiiinli
In pursuance of an Act of the Genarnl
Assembly of this Island, tnude nrrrl passed
in the 50th. year of the reign of licr into
Majesty Queen »Victcrin., Chapter 8, ru-
tituled "Charlottetown Water Works
Act, l8tTl " and of the Act of filet. Victorln,
Crip. 12, lntituled “Charlottetown Sewer-
age Act,” umi of ull Acts in Amendment
t ereof und in addition thereto.
Ido hereby give Puhlic Notice that an
Election fur One C- m ulnsloliui' oi’ Sewers
and \VnterSupply iur the Ull.y of Chur-
i lottetown, in the pines of Henry C.
Douse, dcccitseri,
WiLL im: iu<:I.D ON
W E DN ESDAY
The 27th Day of June, A. D.
.1906
` A'i"i‘1iESEVItRALPLACES THAT IS 'l‘0SA\'
in Ward 1. st or near the ofiice of J. &
T. Morris, Water Street, near Queen.
In Ward 2, at or near the house of §Mrs.
l Thcmas| Connolly, opposite Mr. it
l Heart.z‘s warehouse, Sydney Street,
hetween Great George and Prince
Street. -
' In Ward Il, at or nent' the Mnrkct
House.
ln Ward 4, nt or near City llnll, corncr
,Kent and Queen Streets.
In Word 5, Ernst, nt or nenr Mrs.
Heustls' Shep, on Grunt. George Street.
In Ward 5. West, at or near .lorries
McMahon`s Shop on lircut lieorgn Strcr-i..
And nf. the snid Elf-otion the Poll will
be opened nt. Nine o'clock in the forcnoon
and continue open :until Five o`clocit ln
the afternoon of the some tiny.
inssciurnou or wlnns :
No. l shall comprise nil that of Chor-
. loi.i/etown which lies south of Dorclwster
lStreet,nnd the parcel of lnnri fornierly
'knowfimths Military llnrrnck Grounds.
No. Zshall comprise all that part [of
Charlottetown which lies south of
Richmond Street, and north of Dorchester
, Street.
I lr,
lic and Frccstonc.
ready for immediate delivery.
Our prices reasonable.
Our stock the best.
Correspondence solicited.
Estimates eheerfplly given.
_ m E611
Monuments and licad.
stones in Marbic,Gran-
We carry plarge stock of Ameri-
can Marble and Canadian Granite
No. 3 shall comprise sll tnnt part of
Chnrlnttmown wh ch Iles south of Grafton
Street and ncri.h of Richmond Street.
No. 4 shall comprise all lhni. get-t of
Charlottetown which lies south of itlrny
Street, ind north of Grafton Street..
No iibrlmil comprise all that port of
Charlotte!/own which iles north of
Filaroly Street, including the Common of
the sa d Town.
iiomlnation Day Wednesday,
June 20th, A. D., 1906,
At the Office of the Olt Clerk, Oli.
Ha|l,fro\n the hour of 'l"welvo dcloeh
noon. ontil the hour of Four o'clcclrIn the
afternoon of the some day; For
Quaiiiination of Electors see Act to
iotoris Cap.-8, lntliled “Charlottetown
Water Worira Act li¥i7;" also Rrrl ldrrard
Vll., Cap. 17. Sections 94 to D.
W. W. CLARK
City glerk.
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