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Held 0ffi¢6S in New Prowse Block---CharIottetown-

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The tide will be high this morning

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Leon Melanson. Shediac,has return-

gil home from a visit. to this Pro- vince.

Rev. Thomas Marshall, formerly of this citY. Was .a recent visitor in yfiirville, N. B.

llev. G. M. Yowng formerly of this City has returned to St.. Stoplien, N. B., from Deer Island.

Mlm Olive Ritchie, of Charlo'tte_ town, ruiclied Sackville last week and will spend a few du 5 B

_Th-e west/em train arrived in the city last night at tcn o'clock. ‘

‘Miss Irene Dixon, Clyde River, ig Svflrllllng her holidny's at York Point.

_ Harold Weeks, Fredericton, is vis. iting his uncle, Wilfred Inman, Try- OI). . ' »

S. S. Cacouna sails from Montreal

tlils iiioriiing for Charlottetown di\- rcct. See advertisement.

Mrs.. Clark, St.. Peters, leaves this

morning for Winnipeg, accompaniiil at fares Montreal hy hor mother,

Miss Muriel Kcirstead of St. Step-

hen, who has many fricnds.in' thiei City, has returned from attending

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guest of _Miss Hildn. Marsliall.

school in Toronto.

Amos, 'Jenn Niles, Jr., and w. Daisy the west' and' iiaspam- visiting her l

_ u |i1iade a-business trip to P. E. Is- ,H-em,S_ Hal-ve and M,,,_ C0 `

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gn W PMC recently i_H 81) 0nl0W-_blil ¢’9°l`*11 At the City Police Court yesterday

y in Newcastle, in aid of missions ti,” ,msg against walter Mum, for he

** in drunk and- dlsorderl was ad

_ y lind last week.-Moncton’l`rancript. §,1Ck,,i|1e_ left og Monday to Spgfd 5

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ourHats are so care- 4;, ,Mm ,

fully'_made from the best selected materials they retain their shape and _ appearance of newness for more than

a season’s Wear Because

we positively guarriuice every hat we _ sell and will replace any hat that ' you buy here that goes Wrong. ,

We have all the

snappy style fea-

,- tures demanded by

' prevailing fashions.

The American Girl was played at

the Opera House last evening.

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Wallace McDonald of the A. A. Telegraph office City, left y0.terday for Sa-ckvllle.

The Guardian regrets to learn of

the continued illness of Hammond Kelly, Southport.

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Fairholm, was reported >much im- 1 proved ysaterday.

Miss Constance Burrows who has

been attending P. W. C. left yester- day for ‘her home in Summerside.

` The Victoria Athletic Association intend holding an excursion cn Do- iiiin,ion Day to New Glasgowl or Pic- tou.

lege, Ciity, have returned' hoime for vacation.

'ana cornea beer which hs win deliver in any part of the City.

Samuel McMorris, Clarence

“ ' R- B- Sqimrfbrisss. 75 Prince Bt-. zach. in this ony. F. T. Morrow wiii =

qllmone 3, has some excellent fresh mc or ,ws ` ‘f

Rev G F Dawson of Ch'atIli'am N ll formerly of this Province took

Mrs. C. D. Warren of Edmonton,

who is now in Sydney with her hus- hnnd will visit h-or dauglicer Mrs. E. U, Cliwppcll in this City before going West.

The schooner Daisy is discliaiwgliig

lteserve Run of Mine Coal .at A. ll’icka'rdf& Co’s wharf, The schooner 'lilniprcss is also at the szmic wharf ldisclinrging a cargo of molasses.

1 iii the l<‘rodei'icton I-liill. Their rncct-'

‘ings are largely attended and will continue all nciit week if thc weather is favorable.

l Attention is cnllcd to tlio ii/dver

'iii/cincnt in* another column for thc" at th" botwm of the e“"e1°P° -should `

male by Public Auction of clioiico building lots at Brighton by W. A. Weeks, Jr. 'l‘omorro\v (Wednesday) :it eleven o’clock.

i Among the arrivals in the cityyes-

tcrday were: A. Gillis, Orwell, IG. Hill, New Glasgow, M. OL McKinnon (llnalndulc, nnd J. A. Bremim of

S. S. Noi'tli<\J.nibcrlnnd will leave- the

fl' -' ,` (lominenring today (June lst) 'Tlio _

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Of th@ p€]‘f€Ct `[[|Od€l- _ §'l`ii.:nisli_ They all registered at tlic ; _ .___- __,,_-{_j;‘5a_"‘~ ,Revere Hotel.

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i‘.<uiipuny's wlinirf daily, except Sun- day, at 8.20 o’clock ei. in. ltctiirning will lcaive Picton about 4.30 p. m. S80 ad in this issue.

Carl Milford of the City leazves this

morning for Boston where he will visit friends for a couple of months. Mr. Milford has ' alinost completely recovered from his recent accident nnd is able to walk with only the aid of ii cane. I-Els ma-ny friendu wish film u most enjoyable trip.

No. 2 (_‘o. 4 Reg. C. 'A., hcild their

first regular drill last night having seventy five members on parade. By the nirmner in which their drill was perfornicd last evening the Fc/urth Regiment will this year he up to its usual high standard. The next drill takes place tomorrow evening.

Church Work reports the marriage,

on .May ‘1st, at Stl. John’s Church, Highway, London, England, by the

licv. H. M. Sanders, M.A., Vicfir,_

'thc Rev. S. Weston Jones, S. P. G. Organizing Secretary for the diocese

The condition of Hon. B. Rogers

Miss Min” Remy ‘md Miss E“fd|"ick Weeks, Fredericton is rapidly 1

,Howaia students in the P. w. C01-‘ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,g_ ' -

_ 4 , _ _ _ any intending settlers on vacant -'

` Miss Dodd s midl Miss Spoiiiso froiii|fnrms ,md Oth” work ,tic-_otliind are liioliding gospel iiicc'tings| 1.. a

_ P. E. I.," and on the left hand cornea '

R. J. and Mrs. cimpbeii, city, save* taken up 'thdli' residence alt 185 ' Prince Street. _ __

The mowing picture program fun

New Wonderland tonight is given in

the reader on page four.

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Mr. Tait was busily engaged yester- ,

day putting out seedlings in the sev- _ eral flower beds in the Gardens. f

The Guardlan's classified advertise- -

ments make money for the user and bring prompt. results as told in that § column. E

Mr. Watkis’ Pisnoforte Recital as-| _

sisted by Miss Bremner and Mr.,l_ lGravestock takes place on Tuesday, l ‘_ J una Sth. "

I-Ils lmnnyi friends will he pleased to ,‘

learn that Roy Weeks, son of Fredei--,`

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The first meeting of the cheese ; hoard is to be held on or ahouft June 1'

iie the inst t isted later on . ‘by Maritime Instructor Harvey Mit- chell.

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Mrs W E Loid who resides in ’

some time with Mr. Lord’s friends in

P E Island.-St John Sun '

A-_swiss

Z Yi ' lourncd until Monday. Jlunc- seventh. 5

A seaman, Willia,,m Wells was fined

5.2 oi' 10 days for being drunk. ,.-le = paid the fine. '

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Rev. J. A. Winfield, St. Stephen, 5

N. B. the new ami r tio a I

. ga n gent for

this Province is anxious to hewr from f farmers in this Province whose ia- '

thers or forefathers came frovm =

Great Britain, as to tho outlook for _

Do not send communications to in f

divldual members of stan. Every- "

thing should be addressed "The Char- 5 lottetoivii Guardian, Charlottetown .

Ibe "Advertising," “Subscription,’ . .. . .»

‘Editorial, _ or, ‘ Tour Editor, ac 3 cording to the contents. _ '

Rev. Dr. T. H. Hunt, Alexandra f

I‘rofi‘si|ir of Divinity at King's Col lcicc, Windsor, who is sponding the ’ holidays at his home at St. Elcn 5' nor‘s, spent Sunday in Charlotte- town. He ceiebratcil Holy Commun- ; ion at St. Pe'ter's Cathedral in thi , morning and in the evening preached 'f ii Wliituiiiday sermon.

Thomas Stran-gmaii, the pioneei

ciirri:i;.:c builder of Milton Iiowei Mills amd one of the most promin- cnt G, A. R.-men in Dorchester, died =

sucldciil of heart disease at hi 1

_ y i lioiiic, 8 Rorsewiood St. Mattapan, yesterday morning, aged 80 years, ‘Z

after being assisted to his home by

ii neighbor, who found him in c -_-

faifnting condition at Mattripau = square. Mr. Strsmgmaii was horn li Prince Edward Island, May 10, 1829, :_ When four years old he came with 5.; his parents to- Newburyport. He is survived hy s. wife formerly Miss' -<A Alice French Huntof Miltoni, whom ;_ he married in 1855, and a son, Wal- »

ter Stri.=iiginan_.-Boston Herald May ` 25th. ~ _

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2 Corset Bargains '

Today we place on sale two lines of B & I corsets that we are can.

ceiling from our assortment, gracefully made, well finished goods, durable, perfect fitting and attractive in every way. But we need the room they

occupy.

So-the I_25 line goes for 98c I andthe 1.00 line goes for 791: '

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--Another, Lot of “Vitrophanc”

As we have told you several times in the past, Vitrophane is the 'mat-

erial lhat makes a plain glass window into a stained glass one. If there is zi room in your house that you wish to protect from the casual_ gaze, apply this tothe windows. Easily applied, permanent in wear, designs adapted from the best Cathedral glass patterns and colours.

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_ Forty five cents per yard

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in the Houscfurnishings Department

One third off a|I---

Our leather shopping bags

We are discontinuing this line from lack of space to_'di it justice.

Tlic line is certainly one of the best in town embracing, as it does all tl-ie newest shapes, the most _popular leatliers----and handsomest designs. We

need the room. So away they go at _ ' One third off.

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This Dainty Wash Belt---Zlc

We were rather interested the other day in noticing that a much

talked of' mail order house offers the same belt illustrated above, but they , f it. “ant mlqbeisniglheharidsoniely made, prettily embroidered belt of o_ur regular good value, will be sent postpaid anyvvherefor 21 cents. And this is only a sample of the values that we are giving right along to everybody.

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referring to fresh fruits and' veget- irbles ruys: The principal _feature of this department today ls the dulness of the potato market, under which there has been a slight- decline in price. The Upper Canadian markets are also dull. This, however, is in contrast to conditions further west, where a Prince Edward Island' ship- per recently sold 10 carloads at a price higher than that prevailing locally. Lemons are arriving in poor condition, and jobbers have to re-pack them. Conclequently, thc, price is quite firm. Strawberries

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The premises of Isaac l_5"’w“_: erry Valley, were raided last dF;~]i y under a search warrant isixuct ml; spector Jenkins. After wafftd, m. ur’s search a cask WSE -t ` con. 9 Cellar back of the wa ' l .a"'ince ined beer but from' its Hppbst a hercallors had been there JU le too soon 10? me omcer'

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New mousquetairc gloves. Oncdrcii- r. why women put chief depcn ence our glove department is that they u always be sure of correct sizes d accurate flt.- A ilve is always_ ii

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Gnovns _

The right kinds at “Markright” Prices,

G0==CAR'l`S

Priced from $1.50 up

mei iiio wool and

Everyiliingiliai’sDepend= able in Haberdashery

Negligec shirts to suit every

taste and stylc,necl<wear in all the latcst_ styles-Underwear -~silk, ,

balbi iggan to-

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Lei us, help you decide ' ' the question of

Floor Coverings

_I At least take a glance through our ~

fine stock '

if I i ,_ Carpets Portiers ' Oriental Rugs Lace Curtains

Linoleums M815 and

Oiiglothg Matting etc.

of Litchfield ii-nd Biriningliami, to Grace Margaret, daughter of Corne- lius Young, of Highway.

A iiiost enjoyxrblc social Wm! held nh the liiiine of Mrs. Geo. Cook, Fitz- roy St., last night, which was well iittendecl hy the members of the local W-_ C. T. U. A most interesting pro- grnni of vocal and _inistrumcintal music was given, and greatly enjoy- ed by dll present, as alsoa i'cnd‘ing by unc of‘ (‘-li'u,rlottctiown’s nrost pro-~ iiiising clociillioiiist:.'_

A horse attached to ii jiggcr while

tniking a short cut near the corner ull Queen und 'Grafton street yester- day morning iipsot a large counter wlricli was be’ng move-di to Mcliellan liros. new place of business and for ri few minutes ‘serious results were iinticipatird for' che counter. However little damage was donc to what prov- ed ii "counter a/ttrziction" to many-.

PUMPS, PIPING, CYLINDERS,

CASING, GALVANIZED RODDING, i~i'l`I¢INGERS, FOOT VALVES, CHECK VALVES, PLUNGERS, EX- 'l‘liA LEATHERS, AT CAMERON & (ll '_ i5-29rl3l.

56;’ Deliciousness

Of our cake cannot be surpass- ed. You want something nice Then order some of our

Sultana or Nut or

Fruit Cake

Telephone 2|;

_ D. Stewart. ECLIPSE BAKERY

are getting lower -in price, supplies still cofming from the States in fair quantities.

During the unavoidable absence of

Rev. George Orman, Vernon River the services will he conducted as fol- lows :-Sunday, June 16th Rev. Wm. Harrison, chairman of the District, will preach at Vernon River and Churry Valley. It is hoped that every person theft can will afttend those services as Mr. Harrison is' im- iiiiist-aleahly one of the ablt~.~it ni/cn in Methodism, equally at homo in' tihe pulpit or on thc platform as a pre- siding officer, and in literature is

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ave. .A six is alwaysasix. The hn-

rs alway E Y ug. The gloves areulways perfect-

finished. That is _because our,

gloves are made for us ul' “he best'

ove mwkcr in the world. The new ocks are here now-full stocks of

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'rhc man who liasn’t one of our Mor-

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Mark Wright

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Women`s Moderate

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We place great stress on our Women'l Mode!

Priced Shoes that we sell at

\ $2.00 to $2.50 |

always listened to with pleasuru nnd profit. On Sunday, June 13th G.H. Taylor, City, will conduct the servi- ces -and on the 20th Henry Rackham, City. Should any emergency ru.§}iir~ ing ministerial services arise Riuv. D. B. Mcheod has must kindly cun- scnted to attend to siiinn if rc-

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Koda can make

money for you _

Ask or send for free

printed circular giving full imformakion.

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cry size and colorl. See our Silk:

gloves with double points they W¢B\‘~|

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STRETCH YOUR LEGS.

Stretch your legs in a Morris chalr.|

rest feels like niter a tirlnfé iluy- ,_

Never have shown as fine a line of

these horns comforts for men as this ' _

Spring. Don't think of_huying one _ ,` ,,,,, _ _

hout getting the satisfactlgm 01| . ii the best shoe the price will buy anywherf-

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frames of quartcrill Oak. W “kill m,f,_|

ste in s of leather, velour ani _ _ ron; gWe sell the best. Mforris __ _ _?______ _.n. __ if

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airs.-Jae. Paton &

Iii Patent Kid, Vial: kid, Dongoll QC- WUC! show a shoe at any given prime, we aim I0 hiv!!

l The Best of Morning Tonics.

--The Must Delicious of all Bevernges-- '

\W'I]N'A-G- -

For the ppsiitn that lags at breakfast time there il no more pies-

sani or more effective tonic possible than l cool refreshing-Winn-Grape.

WINA-GRAPE il the best to be had in l grape fruit flavor. It fw-

vides just what ihe system needs in cleansing, corrective-qu|ii|..u in prepare it for the full enjoyment ofthe morning or any meal.

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Oranges. Lemons. Apples and Ui-nn ol.

Fishing Tackle

Rods, Reels, Land-

ing Nets, Baskets, Lines, Hooks, Fly Books.

Flies suitable for Is-

land waters.

§A fl not to be had hertiey vii; will be

pleased to get for you "Ill llll Illfll”

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