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' We will do it a little better L Head Ofhces ln  Pr_9wxe`Biock---(lharlotteihwn- 7
than any person else can.
 And wewill not charge ou
 iniich either. y
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is absolutely new
*Ya specialty
White.
C0, friends in Pownal. '
Th°'l°"°‘l “°‘"~ "f" °' dl' , - " The Northumbsrtapd arrived in this
St. Pe.ui's Sunday School plcniu pon lm mght .fir-:ht thirty'
ilk" Plow at Mvntnmw ¢°\i°¥_~. - 'rhs tide will 'ss nigh this sltsrasuu
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_Rem James Mcnougln U1 Cam :$91.0 and tomorrow afeernoon a
Traverse was in the city yeutsrday. -- ' __ .
_“' New W-onderla.ud's program for td-
Miss Blackadar late of India, is i .
the city the guest or Mrs. C.. all  m gm" in "W '°°d°' 0° W”
_ """ Frank _ McMilla/n Manager of the
The Orwell Cove Rifle Club will Royal' Bm-k in aim; guy has gm, on
Hlld Tm. fplpnprpaltise on Saturdirynlfber-_ E ltr", tu gh. M5381," 1,|an¢,_
ay - » _ - - ._
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,mas ossrgis cram sl mu view. Sf  ,§,‘},§§°“f°’;,‘,f{,‘;,‘f,”,“‘§:_‘§,,§{,‘f,‘;
has returned home from visiting and monde at 845 ,ms “_ m*
Ltd, . ”"“' ~W. Vunldersblne of Bangor left the
. _ A. A. McLeo|.l,.the well known ar- ,my yon me game yostemsy nm,
.Fv DBVISOU, Mdnlgtf tist, New York, has mrrived in this épmdmg S uw dd,” with friend;
15,1 _ ' city a/no will visit mlaalvss ‘ _ana h _ _
I _  _J frfelld_s__thLolr_gls:lut. the Province.  ere _ __
Needs
Furnishings, etc., to elijoy complete comfort. This
., store is amply prepared to supply ‘ your every want
= in this connection-with the essentials also the lesser
“fixings” aild at prices consistent with good quality
'=l"ori Instance A
. Outing Suits
` .- Smart, stylishsouting suitsin genuine home
3 i ,A spuns, blue and black serges, worsteds and tweeds-
superbly made, ready to put on and wear, and they
n will wear $5.00 to 3: 5.00.
  Negligee ,Shirts
These are the days when a nlan’s shirt is the all
important part of his' make up-both for look and
comfort. We`ve everything tllat’s good in su mme
shirts solid colors, stripes figures, plain white, etc-
made by makers with a reputation. See our great
$1.00 line.
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Underwear ' 1 M¢I\'S H0”
~ “it’s our variety ofi . We think we can
lllldeflveaf “laterlalslf `_ please .-an-y man with
Vacaiun
 No matter where
you go, when you
go, or how long
you stay, you’ll
needfto be provi-
sioned properly
with right kind
'of clothing and
i
~ and our unusual range
of sizes, coupled with
our reasonable prices
that brin s us such a
large underwear busi-_ -
ness.
We’ve the Bal-
by-i'ggan,Lisle,Gauze,
Linen Mesh,_etc.Nat-
‘ “fat wool _silk and
wool etc. 25c up to
$3_50_per garment. _
Hosiery. Warm pat-
terns-' for the. swell
young dressers - or
more _plain and modest
colorings for the con-
servative man.
Qualities are the beet.
Come and see the
newest ideas.
Hose at 15,20, 25,up
to i-.oo pair.
See our great Zio lfole
U
Af' 1_5- ,, fi-  1. ,__ _ 1 
  “ Cg;|_fi;,,'sge.! `1that,'ive’\/`e missed ~=\I_1y of tl‘°l.§°*' 1 '
thi‘ii‘gs" ifiigtradrs that go to make a strictly up to date
line--Hats for the extreme, medium and conservative
‘_ dresser.
‘ The prices placed on our straws have brought
b' b iness and if you are interested in saving
hwliaftlelgmolfisey on a straw hat ou should See OUYS
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The play Out in Idaho, will he pfut
on at the Opera House again' txr-
night, as will be see-u by the and else-
where.
_ .___
Lost between Grafton and Fitzroy
Ste... Oity, a ladies gold watch with
fob attached. Reward given if return-
ni Do 296 Richmond Bt.
Mis! A. D. Moote and- Mrs. R. N.
Johnson loft the city yesterday for
the Cliff I-{otel_where they will re-
main for some few days.
The B. S. Cacouna sails from ~Mont~
real. Thursday. July sth. and will bs
due -at Charlottetown, Sunday July
11. For further particulars use aldrimi
this issue.
ftev. Mr. Hawley, M-arshtleld. was
much enjoyed by thelarge congrega-
tions who attended the serv\ces in
Zion church -on Sunday last. Mr.
K-night, Truro, also sang 9,- fine se'i'ecL
tion:
The _beautiful hearth rug so kindly
donated to the Rustico tea party
committee by Prewse‘Bros.,Charloute-
handsome sum.of $21.75.
The Grand Lodge, International
Good Temple-rs met in annual session
Ht G6'-Wgetown yesterday. A large
number of members- were; present and
the meeting proved to be mont in-
tireslting ln every wa-y.
The coldest temperature registered'
yesterday was sixty nine above zero.
At nine a.m. the mercury stood' at
tifty-seven a-llovd and at nine p.m, at
.fifty-nine above. The coldest neoorded
the previous night was ilfty above.
Miss Belle MacNeill, Brookline,
Mass., who has been visiting her par-
ents A. D. and Mrs. McNeill, Long
Creek, spent the past. week in Y.-his
City. Miss McNeill also spent a
pleasant visit in Picton, the guest of
Mrs. Annie Hswson.
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I The Farmers' Institute of Lots 27-
28 will hold their annual picnic on
the sr9u1_lsl_s__0i_____Q- W- YL____§_ainsrmu
Augustine Cove, on the afternoon of
July 12th. Professor's Zllvits and
Ross and othen prominent men will
be present and give addresses.
A well known resident of Charlot-
tetown while driving at. breakneok
speed along Grafton St., last night
was thrown- from his' team and so
severely shakm uip that he was obilig-
ed to be taken into sl n-ear by drug
store where his injuries were arvwnd-
ed to.
Yesterday. morning, sixteen cases
n photographic supplies were received
by Johnson & J ohason,Dru-ggists, who
arc sole agents for the Eastman
to give their employees every alber-
whole day every fortnight for each
tion on the 8th 7--Gdrli.
"‘Tii1:re.was a‘yoi|iig wife
A ' ~ ' ' .who said “Why
can’t I make an
acceptable pie?"
Said her husband
“Don‘t fret
there is hope for
_ us yet
For on Stewart’s we
sure can rely
Telephone 31|
_ D. Stewart.
ECLIPSE "BAISEKY
 Bread,
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The mnii ¢‘f>¢-‘tel arrived in this
,. Mrs. H. w. Daviess, ,st: Raul,
Y-OWU. WBB A IONCNBU by M193 Anglvlthe guests of A. A. Moore, Pownal, l
Peters, Rustico, and realized l’l1°'whi|e attending the Baptist Conven-
Gity last nizht at ten twvuty.
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Canon Simpson and funly have
left for York Point when they will
spend the summer vpuat.-lpn
,John Campbell who has been visit-
ing friends in Beafletowu fo_i‘ the
past few days strived- in the city `
terday. 
Her many friends a. e pleased to sea
Miss Mary Smith, Pownal, honla
again after spending the winter in
New Bedford. _ |
- The annual Ora-nge Tea will be held
on the farm of the Orphanage, Mount 1
I-Ierbert, on Monday, July' 12th. For.;
further particulars see ad in this ls-
§l|Ua
iMinn., is expected to arrive fu' thell
city toni-ght-_ She will be the guest
of hdr sister, Mrs. Charles McGregor
'of Longwortll Ave.
Mrs. Alonzo A. Hatch, Brockton,
with her two daughters, Misses Beu-
lalh and Pearl, is spending tihe surm-
nlei- with 'her parents Daniel and Mrs.
Brown, Pownal.
Wm. A. Corish, Charlottetown, is
spending a few wears with his many
friends round Pownal, after spending
i/he winter attending at Bt. Duns-
taivs College.
W.. ,.
Rev. G. E. Dawson, Chatham, ig
reported to halve ssuid that in spite
of tha Scott Act- there, liquor is sold
in at least thirty places and»all the
hotels.--Bt.. John Tslegra/ph.`
The steamer Ralph P. Holcomb,
which brought a ca'-rgo of corn from
Kingston, Ont., for Geo. lil. Full,
tett yesterday morning tor Rimuuultl
to load pulp wood for 'Niagara Falls.
‘The horse races at Central Pafrk,
Joh'nston's River.. take place today.
Each of the three classes are tillcd.
In all eighteen horses have entered,
and- everything points to al great
days' racing.
The Rev. Mr. Hogan and wife, now,
stationed at Murray River, who were '
nos haul at Alexandra, rerurnull
home Tuesday morning.
The sacrament of the Lord's Sup- ,
per will be dispensed in Orwell Head '
church, July, llth. Rev. A. S. Stew-
alrr. will preach, Thursday, July Sth
at 11 a. m., and Rev. George Mc~,
Llmuan will assist on other days. 
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The Ryhopc' arrived in' this rity yrs-
terday afternocn about five thirty.
Last night she discharged cargo and
this mforning will take an e carro for
St._John's Newiollndlla/ad. She will
leave about noon for that- porn. ' l
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A meeting of che poultry associa-
tion was held in the Prinos of Waits
College last night. A large- uumher of
interested cltizctin were present, and
as usual the meeting' proved to he
most inetructllae and enfoyaiile.
_in \
All Guardian advertisers should
phone 132-3, daily. up to 6 p.m., and
..aIter...-(that----hour_133.--For-mbsseipf
tions, phone 132-2 up to 6 p.m., and
for news, phonq 133 at any nour up to
4 a. m. When ,133 does not resllond,
ring 124. It h a wants of time
¢I°°Dt to Dhqnfpe above; -
Tonight at 8 o'clock in the school- "
room of the Baptist Church, Miss
. pent
nfine years in India as a missionary,
will give an address. Miss Black-
adar, who is a graduate of Acadia..
University, is an excellent speaker
and her descriptions of conditions in -
India and of missionary work there,
are both instructive and: thrilling. 1,
Sister St. Charles of Convent De.
KOdGl\ 00-. ill this City. Their Notre Dams, Providence, Rhode Is-
stock now includes the- latest models land, who has been visiting her par
in K0d‘B'K5. ‘Bm\l'iB lllJ‘°lf0‘d8l-0 ln WUT! ents Charles and Mrs. Monaghan-, i"-"'_"-
respect. The goods are now open Kelly's Cross, came to the city yes-
for inspection. terduy accompanied by \Sister St. , . _ _____ _W
-- Veronica of Miscouchs Con-vent. They   ` . _ ""_--- _~_T;-~»----~- --
M588 Jw!! A- H£\milf>0ll. PFll\¢il7Bl returned Thursday to Miscouche. =-_. " ` I ,
of the Truro \.Dumes't.ic Science where Sister St. Charles will re-}~ :Cad'uury’s English Nun Chocolate- ,-
SCHOOL ll” l'B8l¢llr0d‘ ll!" P0Sl¢'l0n. main for some weeks before going to‘,_is a dclieious combination of DU" . a  a'  ,i
and will retire from the teaching pr'-o~ Mqmseal to take her mml yum, (whmalalts, Hazel and Walnuts. _ We
fessioni, of which she,has been a most .___ -have imported a, large quantity ‘l“`°°*
capable and efficient memheril Har `Althout_li‘ the day for the Rustico from the umanufactiiri-rp inaIEfIeGl8:‘;l
f\1t-u-fc Sllhefe of Hctivu Wi . we tea proved very unfavorable a nice' 'and' can o cr an cxce- en nr . - -
understand, be in a much sm»aller,sum was realized and all enjoyed a very moderate pricc. The TWO Ihavg thg Qnly pQWCl‘ m3ChlnC in  Pl'0VlIlC9_
school than any she has hereto!-ore themselves immensely. Among thc Macs. Macdonald 8: Mackinuon.Dl`“B' _ _ ~ - 
1189” 9mDl0Y€d lI\»-TFUTO N€W9-- generous donations received were: gists. dnl- or  and dusting Old half, W00l, f10ck and oth
Miss I-ilanliltan is well known in this Prowse Bros Ltd, hearth rug; Mr. -- 
CW- ‘(?§'"‘;,‘;§'” °,‘,‘“‘§{eddl§,°“,°5'“gf,”§f;"f,‘,'e';1? Bw’ & W°°kS_ f°' fu mattresses. Any kind made over equal -_to new ~
M. Trainer and Co., have arranged Carter & Co., Ltd., hammock; Chand- tufeo Cafpetsi curtal ns! cott dcrate cost ,.
MARK WRIGHT., ,_ 
l¢_r’s Hardware Store. bread mixer;
nate Monday as al holiday during the Stanley Bros., large cake. There _.___
midaummer montlml Instead of alhallf were also many outsiders from far Hy,-“ms_ an shes' at H“gh,,_.,'_
holiday every week, this will mean li/ and near who kindly sent cakes. 3_5dgi_
em-ployea--half the staff getting oil :Make no engagement for the ith of '_
every Monlia-y. Besides tire undou-blrii August as the ladies of,'Stf. Joseph'sM Beer & Weeks for hun;
advantage of hwlus two dwya in suuality cordially invite you to at-"ture, towels, towellngs, be - I
succession for rest and- reureatimi, Land their grand tea party on the .-8 reads cub 4-23d( drustf ` , \,
t-his arransuavnt will admit of keen beau-ullul church -grounds at st. P ° ._ A  6 of oust
mg the sto" °°°n mr th” °°“v°“` Andnws' 7"m'“' - “dee Cameron & Co‘s`special otler uc 
Pence of customers. No doubt this builder” hardware. .|.__,.,d2, `
..-~.s.\<~¢..-.f-_ ...asa-.-.D
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MOOYC’ -8( ' “
I A Friday, July 2, low » 1 1 " .
Dainty
Lovely net waist in white or
ecru, full “V” fron_t formed of lacs
and insertion, banding-edge Of V
piped with pale blue silk, new sleeve
with pointed cuff a wonder at
 
net waist with '
silky slip, ecru or wliuiie-;$i2.95' 
.I . - ‘Youwe been looking for a waist that would  smart and-handsome,
and at the same time moddate in price. To-day it’s liere_ and ready for
you. Fine firm net, square yoke outlined by bands of lace insertion, band
of lace insertion from back of yoke right down, collar of insertion and lace--` _
equal to anything we've yet seen under $3.95. ....+..  . . . .- . . . "$2.95
A very smart little blouse of extra fine quality: net_ comes in ecru I
only. The front and each sleeve has baud of colored insertion _and is fin-
ished with Val. lace beading. just the_gai-ment_ for some occasion when a '
little more than usual good appearance is requisite ...MH ...+..., . . . . "$5.95
Beautiful black waist of allover
lace made with black silk slip. No
ornamentation farther than the rich |
beauty ofthe material is attempted
or needed, newest s1eeve.».~.,.$4.50 ~
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A very smart garment for the lady who spends much time outdoors.
The material is a tan Mercerised linen, collar and cuffs of champagne linen.
The garment is semi fitting, cleverly tailored, and finished with strappgnga
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Handsome .Semi-fitted Linen Coat 6.50 1, _ _
ofselflinen.....,....................... 
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Helena Blackad-ar who has s 
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at a bi rofit.
LAR EACH.
The Shirt of $l,25 value for $l.Q0
-That's the MOORMAC Dollar Sh|rt--
If we only sold a few MOORMAC shirts we would make 510 méoiiey
worth considering, ior_the margin ls_ ridiculously small, butdwe ' _epen d on
the goodness of the shirt to_bril18',sh1rt b“Y°f5 back 3_g“_11;13n agdlnilaiuge 1
prefer the fun 'of _doing a big business at a small profit, t an a sliia -
ness The ilidgormac shirt is the best dollur shirt that money can buy eny-
wnere thaiisabig claim, try the shirt. and See if we d0_11°¢ make 8005
¢v¢fy'word White or colored, soft or stiff fronts, all sizes, ONE DOL-
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Newson s Block . '
generous move onthe part of M. . _ _ .___ ___ . U" ___g`
'and Furniture. _'_
_ Trainor and Co., will be great-ly up- _   ,, ., `,| we w,,,.,.,,,, p,,,.m 0,.
._-t 1-1- - _ - preciated by their employees. P _ ' mm Wim; ,;::|,,u,,he,, n°,,,,° bv he
-0--Q--1-~ ) mg' ‘,f"°"“" ‘ Snuansllwla; auciio!nJen thle
 Slf°W-l-”»'9-lS»- ~  .;.‘:..°:’.1‘.°?.“.‘2‘.‘i-§°i'::.".§r’.;9.';lf..'.':“.“.e KODAKS _ cadbm S.  "  i ‘   .
 -Enrli-EverYb0dy A .
hy the
score
await your inspec-
tion at our store.
We can show you
the greatest variety and
largest stock on P. E.
Island.
Kodak: $2.0&io $35.00.
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, s . P ua, `\ ‘im ‘_ ‘
\ lynx ‘NAA
 - iam instructs-i sy 1°. c.ra-t,1a cnsmlut
[\|n|;wood prom-l~tiels. \\'il.hnut. A permit will
.n V - _
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English
Chocolates
We have just receiv-
ed,direct from England,
a large assortment of
these delicious,assorted
chocolates,pnt up in %,
1-2 and x poun pack-
‘gun `
“lil ill Iifi"
nlsnorutn 4 msrlnsou
DRUGGIITS.
, _ _ ‘ " . Cor. Gt Geo. and Kt Sts.
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_wus .\‘i:wsoN, ,
_ L`hal~lottet.o wu.
Does Quality
count with you?
If so you will be pleased
with our crown carbonated
beverages.
Our Lemon Sour is par-
ticularly fine-true as the
fruit in flavor-dellghtful~
ly cooling and refreshing.
G. li. SIMMONS
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=:{`,.f-Eyzck ,_ ,ff °h|.“¢3§a -even eroem h e.
dinln . e on a
nr\'¢`s`dl"petn. mit oilolotll. window our-
| ,|||||1ga_ poles uid futures. also #Milt
10) foot pine, 24 ruos Ind, hnr-*wmv* '-1"-I ‘r
imd5000eodar shfh lei. *"0 ”‘ 'tl -' " " -V
Ing `1whInenul-lagmltonr 1|' u --I ‘
?srms for f\ll‘niigro*t~|ul I -lz\1a.|~.'¢as...
me e now a n o. -
for house and lot A' Blnsxrpg
Auctioneer.
ll ll outb illdingzalue ell
  |§&nse°li%ld ‘fu::|ti:% ;onnl|t'i|=l'ble¥:‘_Nf\ N
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Notice to Debtors of the
Estate late .loha f
` .ci-
Coniioliy ` 
all assaaueihshaaeemssl ss
ef emewaznauaa  me 18:1 z
dzlh :flirt pmh the courts for
mediate collection wltllolt fm-that
MARY T. comlobw -
Aaaiaisuai
Settlement can bb marie at the _
the tau Jolla Connelly with managers'
ewdlwtllk - 
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