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WOMEN Q

A PARTICULAR 4 5 n

gf We have pleasure in announcing the arrival of

oniiirst shipment of the celebrated "Dolly Varden" sh Us-for which we have secured sole agency. _ Numerctisdainty and stylish lasts have come in th iirst"1`o't and we expect another large shipment da

“Doll y Varden"slioes stand pre-eminent amongst

th est of American Shoes for women. It is said

thi gwfflloliy \_£;_i_vrd§.;ri_’_.’_s_lio‘:_s)a_re worn by Aiiierican lsdi . ‘rehnement thansny other maize. `

We will consider it a favor to be allowed the "3 leaswecf demonstrating ti eiine points oi"Do1iy Vaideu"sTioe. to any ladies who favor us with u

visit ‘

, .Shoe Dep`. is* Floor. .

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Save

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IT CAN BE DONE-yor can do it-and

not saclifice one whit of tile style and satis-

faction yon’ve been accustomed fo.

» ; Compare our $10 and $12 “Progress

Brqnrijsiiits with any other makes at $1 3 75 and $1; and with tc-order suits'sb$ 18’ and $2 i. '1'§t’=i§fthe test we`;;'1_o_st desire`.‘3-` _ . ; - wt;-` gilidfilny of our beit ciisiomcntriiriot only wear but rec nn mend “Progress B;§‘a'nd" suits to thyeipfliends. -1 . _. . Come in and see for yourself how gord theyjare. I

Progress Brand Suits at

sto $12

Suits of all wool fadeless

merges in navies and black.

’l‘~weeds snitain rmny :Ls r- abl' elects-_.cnt cheers, hmkea |»ial~l-. greys etc.

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. As 'was announced in yesterday'.~

- Street npil->sits‘Prowse` Bros. Lid? The

Ever ., .narmeut made in latesgrfashion-cnt in fllll long length -new style vt-st -troliievs in new design.

Linin‘gs tiirouglhont are of excel ent qos ity. Every part is h .nd tailor-'d,Freneh canvas, haireioth, wedding, interlining ete used exactly

as in custom made. liver; size 3; to 46. Colupnrl' wi! to order suits at i8c our special price .....-.410

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34'; This Guarantee

j ' ` Q¢“'§wiil|” Every “Progress Brand Suif

| up s" llrand elothih is

darantrgrrgzizh garment btlfllllvl ¢'h¢_upm'¢¢||ll liabui to be free from imperfect- ious in material and workmanshiv-t0 bt’ 0°W’~d with pure d ssllk, tailored by skilled workmen.

- ,L 1 nd made ofvriepsndabls clonnthcronghly IPOUK-

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l ‘ i .. Nr" d rment prnve nur

uyglfdgzfhily ard not sh allirixls rgpresented it may _. ,, , mgmgd and money paid for same will bare-. .

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Various weaves. Nothing nicer for summer wetr than

a natty blue serge suit. New styles-hand tailored. French canvas, hairclc-th walllling etc, as in to~ordcr suits,

Every size. Compare with tcorder suits at $10. Spcciu price . . . . . . . . . .....>...$.i2

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JUNE 2?] 79°?

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GUARDIAN

2/do/13 -ff '_V Nev/'d?Bioc` Char oit ow d

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ar9l.'.il»\». i _ .

tori bra' few dava.

har holidays io’the city.

Rav. W. N. Smallisan. New Glasgow

0`L»ary.

Commercial Uoileirs-take place on Thurs-

t-n Hull at8p. ni. Further particulars to-morrow.

Jennie Roh rtson, the eight year old

daughter of H. A. Robertson. Alexandra; is at tllc Prince Edward Is'snd Hospital undergoing trentmeet. for a lame knee, the rl-suit of an accident.

Yesterday. Lincoln Irving, Cherry

Valley, delivered to E. Wheatley, a Short- ,iporrt';l»ul. the-t.,§ipp¢d the city scales at $270 Tlie afimal was four years 'old .ind bl-ouaht'tlie` handsome sum of $115.

At the Beilvlsw Leaque shootinir ou

S turll»y,MaiorJcr\°s made a score of

, ,i0i, i;fi_follpylyg_.-.200 yds, 34; 50) ,,|,,,35; _gm cation, should write G. Bailingali, Char - yds.»£3.~Lieui.enant Becr~ made 05 and

M »,1 -1 Weeks 93. Major Jones' 101 Is said to b - the biirlicst ever made in_ Prince Ed- wrirtl Island.

~ ~Biioir_nnd White, one_ of the most iniiuontiai British illustrated weeklies, the latest issue of which is to hand co1toins uninteresting review of 0anada‘s recent- 'progress ani a supplement is publl hcrl illustrating and dercriblnrr the bu Lling of the largest. cantilever span in the wt-rid, in connection with the grrut ~uspenHlcn bridge at Qucbec.

A light sight seeing tram, capable of

carrying ten tdtwcnty persons at a nom- innl ratmand occupying from two to three hours anon day taking in the points of general In eri-st in this city land vicinity, is an ab cluto necessity. For the first person who will agree to unricrtlke this _ enterprise The Guardian will advartiss free in locals daily during tiioseason. the place and hour ol departure.

Gnnnrlijn ii new novaity store has been opened in the Robinson building on Queen

new business will be conducted under the nnme of "The City Novelty Store,.' by W. E. Webb Bc Co. A full stock ci china- wur- , crockery, scnvrnlr good ,post cards, anti ulonv otherllnes will he can-led. In connection there will he a department where pictures will be s-'lid and framed. Iltiruding piirchrasir.; mny count on re- ceiving criurtequs lre.tlueot and getting full vllul-. for their |uon~y. Mr. Webb will no tl lubt meet. with success.

The “Joshua Slmpklns" company carrying their own special scenery, a b nl cf music and fine orchestra, will produce the grunt pastoral comedy drama ofltilat name at the Opera Home tonight and tornorrow night. The piece deals with country life and psople, three acts of tho play being laid in one of the many quaint villages of Vermont. The second acl (in three scenes) portrays Uncle Josh's first visltto Washington City. ln the third acts sensatlonalsaw-mill effect is shown, being nothing more or loss than a complete saw-mill in full operation, cut- ting up genuine timber. The saw is a genuine ncaa or circular saw, and cuts through timberat llirlltninn speed. Ocnoizy Treasurer D lvl: i. Robinson of Massachusetts, has nccountcd for the ,billgln t,hn.Edgar Weston Meiklo clue trial lit Salem, with the cxccpllon of thc fees for tha expert on handwriting. The t/ital cost " of 'thu' murder- trial was acvaim. It is ponibic that nl.. illii rsr- counsei _.fees for the Slslrlllron.. who rich mil d ynunn Msikle, will be allowed. 'i‘hls is optional with the court, and there isnatrong fooling among the legal lm- te|;n'ty that the hills will he allowed. The rainms show the trial to, hs nnc oi the cheapest crises ever known in the history of Essex county in recent limes

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Tha items wc-ro as follows: Jnrorn ax- ` &

cured, l:'»i0.0£; jurors who ser-ved. $318.50; witnesses for defcudnnt, $70.20;

wltriessrs for government, $175.36;

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uilicer~,|‘00.l0; xpcn e_so ,jurors $30.51; _ -r-eu.. ._ _ ._ _. ,.=ese§__J constubles, $05.90; 'stcnographera 1020.14; photographer, $i02; Dr. Plnlrham,

_med-clienmlner, |50. .-1- I-

gifalnous Soap makes homo bunny-

0'l`,hl-). Bread'

V that keeps -the family . hesfthyir s treasure no one . can lford to be without. It is made tight hero by oxperi~ eilcsd bakorl using all modefn machinery in a spotissaiy

clean bakery.

A rfiai orderaoiieiied.

Telephone sn.

D. STEWART.. , Eelipe Bakery.

Hsaii 0 In s k- I at n

‘,`_ Thi inaii tralnnrrlsad last. night stil I. B, Prowse, Murray lim-bor Bcnth.

Tllp Northumberland arrived last night » The "Joslin-l Slmpklns" Company at the

Gétrls F|smpfom,clsrk lo the Queen Hot~l,0hnrlottltovl'n has been in Mono- The monthly Board meeting cl the

Misa Ethel Seotner has returned from to 1u°u`s me pm” hr gh' mmm"

.Newton Unsplial, Newton Maui, to spend 'O' 'il l ’ t

cltyy _ rday en routetoldoston, whirl:

..Ifii`3.?.'L1l.if.l°i?.°§.'§§;S.‘?.?;i:2.52 i-°g;§v'='°'“~ D"-=°»»~ "<1 “rl-~ week iluimrcr il.. some at orllafi “° "" 1r.i~_x,.,¢ Y _ razlqrsdadsaro ydv.s.w.i.bac°. 'slot ‘ ' " 1 ` ` UDP' a u ay Mcrulnds Guardian, )“§:;»&,:lx;:°b:\l|r:‘;l:;.n€f Tyigshunadvzx ,lbs Wie! 'of tumblcrs Der dose: _should 'coiueto this oihss.,-,will bo charged at

ublo rate

N. 5.. wasp, passenger, by the Bmprsss ‘Mt \\iRht.to attend the funeral of his il lo' the lata Richard Smailmao,

The closing exérotsaa of the Union

day even nu Juno wth in the Kindergar-

_M'r. Full--lton in South Afric. during the war.

was lo the C ty yesterday.

Open toniuht. Secure y ur seats early io avoid the rush.

Y. ll. A. directors will be hl ld 'onight

J. J;xcDonl\ld, Montairus was in the

_have reid 4|cl-nta instead oi 10 cunts. *The ad appears.c.n-reotly today.

~ Ja..." Gillespie, W. s. Mum-1, stephen "Hotham, John Crockett, Campbell Gilles. ple, _Gordon Dawson and James Billlkar 0! Cape Traverse, came to the i ity Butur-`

daylwllh thirty-two head ot choice fat ca.t s. ,

Archibiad MaoKaivsr, for man y years

the railway carpenter and car inspector at Summerfdl-, P. E. I., will accept the benefits of tho Provident Fund, and has resigned his position in the railway service.

Advertisers should not forgot that the

average circuilitiou each issue of The Guardians Rumi Daily is zuarantgm to be at least four thousand. Already several firms are advariisinn in eviry issuo as they find it pays them to do eo. A word to the shrewd business man is sutllclent.

Secretaries of schools throughout the

Province who have not been supplied with Bn.lllngall's Map of Plincs Edward IsIand.authorizsd by the Board qt Edu

-lottotown as this is the last you they will he oilbred forsaic. The maps cost. but four dollars each and can be paid for oucr beture Nov. lst next. The maps willboueut to parties desiring them, bi olpress with nharges prepaid.

The Savannah Morning Times of Juno

ill-d says: The services at the Independant. Presbyterian Church yestsrdly were both Interesting and impreggivp' formlug Il flltinn close to the series of meetings which the Rev. J. K. G. Flmcr conducted during the week, Ai. the morning sei~ vice communion was `ob.ervcd. Tile pastor, the Rav, Dr. James Y. Fair, an- nounced the name ol fourteen new men.- hsrs, and three of them were hnptlsetl. Mr. Fraser praacherlon -the text: “Thou propnrest a labls h--fore mc." In the wterncon a. beautiful service lor the aun- day school was hold. The classes, led by the teachers, anssnliileli in the church and listened to a prnc~ tical and Inst/ructive address by Mr. Frus- er. The singing by thc children was spirited ond insplring.l¢'.i‘ho Subject of the sermon at night was “Types of Defec- tiva Goodness" being based uron the parable of thc tivo foolish virgins. Mr. Fraser has endeared himself ro the mem- llera of the Independent Church during his stay in Savannah. -His eloquent and fervent preaching created is profound impression hy its origin-ililly, dosp splri~ tuulity mid prcctlcul npplir-ation.-Mr. Fraser whois nowlooiiwd in Uiluriestnn South Clrcllno, is well known lu this city, hiiving occupk-tl~the pulpit of St. Jameti` Oliurch during the nbmrlcn of Rav.

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No 2. A Brownie

Here’S the Newest”

Outing Shirt

Mail orders filled promptly-we carry the iinest and most complete line of shirts in .` P. ,

E- Island and are sure that wc c ln please you perfectly in this regard. .

match shi.rt.....»‘--

Gilt bar pin to wear

films hllidsonte, cool and essy; it cojnllnes

elegance of style with perfect comfort in a wav that

makes ite attlciiveness irresistible.

Examine the illustration, study the good pmnts

of the garment, and think whether your wardrobe does not need the addition of one or two oi them. f

Plain blue (or champagne French Z lphyr, turn bacz cudh sttachiid, soft stock collar to

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French Zephyr, in blues, greys or tans, turn back cuffs, soft collar, tie and neat safety

pin sell fos'........,............. $1.80

In addition we might mention the fact that we have the popular soft stock collar to wear with other shirts. they are hese in blues. white, and fancies and

lll& Pl'l& i3 Only.. ..,, .. ..». »ao~ssa».s0sasaa¢¢~.-qs

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with soft collar roc.

iaitsiiiilli siirritvisiili

F urn iture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered.

Furniture of all kinds made to order. Great bargains continued in furniture till the

large stock -is cleared out.

At the old stand opposite Post Ofilce tupslairs.,

.i ohn Newsom.

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Now is The Time fo Buy

WALL

_AT-.__.

lAYiiiR’S Bii0KSTORE

Big Discounts

‘C-all and see our pretty patterns and get our

prices. We are bound to clear out our stock this

month.

3-7rtif

PAPER

PlANT UNE

Direct Route fo

B()S'I'.OINl'

The well known S. 8. “BALI-

FAX" will maize the first trip of the season from BOSTON Satur- day, May nth. returning trom CH AKLO TTETON Tues lay, Hay 14th, and every Tuesday ther\`.~_ after. `

For freight, passage and all in-

formation applv to WM i/lo1l1BouRQUs'i"1‘s,ageat,

Charlottetown

H. L. Chipman, Eastern Manager. 4~3odrvi6m Halifax»N. 8.

Eastern Steamship Co

mrsanllrioun Division

Iwo Trips .

Cummlmcing Tuesday, April ith, stoamers cava St. John on Tuesdays and Fridays at itil! P. M. (Aflnntic Standard), fo Lubw. iC|astporf.Por't.lu.nd and Btlston.

IWJTURNING.

Ilcnvu Boston on Mondays and Thursdays at

0.00 A. M., for Portland, Eastoort, Luboo and sit. John. ’ Through 'Tickets on sale at principal rd!- wny stations and baguette checked m dlastlini- tion.

All cargmcxoept ltvs stock, via, stousars

at this company lsinsurod against fire and marine risk.

_Camera '

has arrived. Taxes pictures 2 I-2 x

4 K inches and uses the same films as the No. 1 A. Folding Pocket Kodak, eiihes 6 or 12 exposures.

It is sure to be a big sel-

ler. .

Price $3.00

Call and see lt. ,

MlRBi.E nm ilfihllf liiuiliiiiiiiis. ,

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' ‘-“L1 orders. Satisfaction guaranteed.

g _lff<§f§'itr5 »'1‘~r.né.°l\

I ` - _ prices.

CHANDLER &

\ “"~~ “W Call or write fcr designs and

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Monuments and Head- stones in Marble, Graniteand Frccstcne

All tne latest designs.

Prompt attention given to all

BEL L. c§ii°.TOl?i.’i‘2iiiN

This is the number of

NEW prescriptions we have dispensed to Mnya8th and if repeated prescrip- tions were included the totai would be about

- 45.790 -

We aomiderour prescrip- ,

tion department the most important part of our busi- nebs and any doetor’s re- cipe can be dlied at our store. , .

Bring ns your next,

"Tho 'Two Macs"

iiitliiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiillil L DRTIGGISTS.

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léorsardt. George and Kant sta

Change in'Domin|on Atlantic Steamship Sailings

The Service between Yarmouth a n

Boston will beginning Sunday lane 9th , be increased to fonr round trips per week, sailings from Yarmouth, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Snt- nrdav, from Boston Sunday, Tuesday Thursday'and Friday. S. S. "Prince George" and "Boston" in commission.

P. G!! KINS. - General Manager-

Kentviile. N. 8.

F. C. WESLE-Y C0

DESIGNERS. - ENGRAVERS. ELECTROTYPERS.

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, 6-xodrrw. S)dney.N.S. _

WAI§l_TED

Immediately zo general wood

working and machine men. CHAPPELL BROS.. & Co-. Ltd ,

Men Vvanted

Mc 1 wanted for ilailway work. at Halifax, N. s. Highest www will be

id.

“Apply by letter, address'to

WILLALGD KITCHEN CO. Ltd

5.15 dflm HRl"lXN. S

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Raise Caives Without Milk

Ou r BO0Kl.YiTPiai23 tells the story of M .fir s°.r°;--

s mor a n man o c .

gross! voliarmcra whonllavc had wonrlarm

E. O. BROW'Ny‘

Barristerpsollcitor Notary Pub-

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OFFICES:-`0 Bailoran \

Bank of -

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WARBB TON & SHAW

sanitlsrilllts Ra'l"i°oRNii:YB. Nowanilis Odicein Camlalrllhlilhllliloxiuznlzz Charlotte- town P. `. Island

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ll. a. wal-bmim a. a. D. c. L. x. c

D. Edgar Shaw. .

ii-idrfilm

G. l. MURPHY & L0.

SYDNEY, C. B. General Commission fisrohsnts

lnlaland Produce handled on commis- D :tempt returns made.

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