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If you, like thousands of other men,

think that three dollars ought to 'buy a good

Derby Hat you’ll ihid right here the best llat

that ;§§3_ can buy.

lt's “llawe ss’

It is in the newest and most correct sliapcs

and we sliow such a variety that every man finds exactly wlmt is best suited to his parti- cular style.

You can pay five dollars for a hat and be

no better Satisfied than with it “Hawes” for lirec.

Good Clothes

Men, who like to_look speck and span,

used to go to the tai or because their gilt; ments, besides being well i_nade_ and of goo material, gave them a distiiigiiished bearing.

Most of these same men have learned the

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value of our excellent g.un1cii_ts and ai _

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Now Wearing Them

A tri il has hi/'ouqlit out their good points

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,,they look trap_py \\lieii new and ietiin tic 100 < as lone; as t iev are w._ii'ii.

Start at the cellar of oii_e o_f our c_ci'i&;_v';pt_

scrutinize one of our suits a t i_e way __ Amer examine it closely frolll CVCTY V1eWP°1" °

wearing _ it.

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You’re our Customer ever after

It’s likeigettiug Fine tailorilig' at Ready'

t wear rices. _ 0° Its gressing wel] for little money.

To the man who likes good clothes, we

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Try us on

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Offices in New Prowse

f 'i.. o. nriyiieii, ottawa, is in the City.

I John Latham, New ‘)ominion, was in the City yesterday.

' ti. IJ. Chappell, City, has returned from Caiiipi»~;llton, N. B.

"l`h».- tide will he high this morning

_at 10.08 and tonight. ar. 11.12.

L The steamer City of Ghent is due to arrive hcre at seven o’clock this iiiorning.

i A piii-sc with some money was found on the Brighton Road six or eight days ago. Owner may have _same by applying at this Office.

I Frank C, Menhi\n,' Bathurst, N. B., ,who has been attending St. Dun- stan’s College, City, has taken £1 posieion in the Royal Bank at that place. f

There are business men in this

l’i‘o\'iiice \vlio depend on The Guar- iilian as their only advertising; med- ,i|nn. and they el-a'iin they know u ,good thing when they see it.

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, Mrs. Iliehard Soy and her- son James Soy City left yesterday for _Windsiir, N. S., where Mr. Soy is now located. ltiiss Nellie will remain ‘here until the close of college.

i J. P, Woodbury sliipped two fine _liorscs yesterday morning to -S. Gam- mon, New Glasgmv, N. S. One was `IJr. Earl Robins’ driving horse Billy Ilnnips, and the other ii. handsome five year old l’arkside driver.

l if l Guardian iulver\,‘isei's are requesteil to have their “eliangcs” in not later than ten o’elock this morning to insure insertion tomorro\v. This is necessitated owing to the extra work in connection with Sntilrila.y's big paper.

y The Guardian was yesterday shown ,hy Williain Moran l'iincipal oi the `linion Coninierciul College in this _i‘ity, an ailjiistiililc \\'ri‘te in sight Icopy holder of the latest and iiiost :ippi'o\'e<l style. The copy holdin' will prove ii great convenience as it .iran be easily adjusted to suit any ‘style oi desk. Mr. Moran who is ,the agent for them in this City l.u,s `,in»'talled them in hrs up-to-date effl- jlcgn and they are giving the nest of satisfaction.

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. There passed away on May 12th, at the residence of her youngest son,l).ll, fl-iuntlcy, City, an aged and respecteil ‘(‘lii‘ist,ian lady, Mrs. Henry Huiitley, Hen. The eldest daughter oi' 'f`li<.uin'r; Kiley, the deceased was horn ai. lie! lfnst, P. ID. 1. on ‘thc Lhird of April H825. She was the first child baptis- -ed in this island hy ltev. John §Miicl.eniimi, hy whom also she was }inari‘ied in llisil. From that tinie,slii= llivcd at Vernon River Bridge until a Iycar and it half ago when she moved itfi Charloti.eto\vn with her son Benj- »aniin. (if her family of nine children gall except two sons, John and Charl- lcs, are living, namely-Henry and :Benjamin in Charlottetown, William fund Watson at Vernon River Bridge, 1.~‘.lhert at (_l'li1~ai‘y, Mrs. Vnnlderst-_ inc of Ilei'ii|it::;;c, and Mrs. Angus i.\lel)ou;-,itll in :\'ewton, Belfast. Mrs. lluuili-y li-:-vcs forty grandchildren lnliil four gi'-.iitfpiwiiidcllildren. About 'the tiinr oi her niurrlage she gave .hui will und 'life into the guiding 'iiiilizeii-'r:;; of lirrr Heavenly Father, _s_i:eepi.i~il .li-sin; Ciirist us her ‘personal `S;~.vioiii-, and iw.-cuiiie a member of .thc lirsi; lilhle Cfliristian Church friijmiiilxcrl in this province under the leaulerffliip oi that well knuwn and iaitliful servaiit of the Lord, the lute Rev. 1<`i‘ancis Metlicriil. She remain- ed a. consistent membcfr of this church until the union of the brauehe of the Methodist Church when she transferred her membership to ine newly consolidated Church. .'\s l\'lrs. Huntley lived within speaking dis- tance of the parsonoge at ‘-'ernun River, irom the hegdniiing of Metliod- ist elinrcli life there under ilev. Francis Metheral until hut' a i`e\v months ago, she lind a personal ne- ounintances with every minister who has been on that circuit, ull of whoni could testify to her nii.-nv i.its of kindness and to her hahifaal cn- enilcavour to heneiit and i-exist oth- ers. She spent her ,`i|`e \\'o:'l.in-; for those with whom she came into con- tact, and, trusting in a living (`lii~ist ,she has gone to her rewird. lt niay lhc said of her, in the words of the

l,_gi'nat Apostle Paul, "I have fought

Block-Charlottetown ‘

_ The mail train arrived at 9.45 last lnight.

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The Norchumberiiina arrived from ii “The Busiest Store on Charlo¢teiown'¢ Busiest Street"

-Picton about 8.40 last cvenin

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~ riiumny my zum isoa L 09°” ' ‘~ “~*°'* P- '* /

Miss Mamie Logan, Plctou, who

_has been in this City returned home '5 yesterday.

Miss Alecin Tremere of Hampshire,

,is v'isitln’g in the city the guest ol

her sister, Miss Mabel Tremere.

Miss Cicely Moore, City, leaves for

,Boston tomorrow morning where she ,will participate in an interesting

.event in the near future.

The outward cargo of the North-

umberland yesterday to Picton ln- jcluded 2000 cases of lobsters, four . horses and two cars of mixed freight.

Pastor S. H. Cornwall will ad- minister tlle ordiance of hap'tism at _North River Bridge at 10 a. m., on ,Sunday, Preaching service in the _church at 11 a. m.; Clyde River at

3 p. m.; Long Creek ut 7.30 p. m.

At n. meeting of the Phoenix

Cricket Cliih held on Saturday last ,the resignation of H. S, McLeod as fhleey-Trees., rendered on account ot fmany pressing duties, was reluctantly accepted and Webb Stanley was felected Secy-Treas., of the Club in .

_his_ place.

I Hundreds took advantage of thi particularly good picture program shown at new Wonderland last night. ,The singing was also of the usual ,high standard and Miss McKinnon ‘ ;iind IG, E. Haines are each night ,gaining in public favor, The hall was .simply sparkling with cleanliness and the improvement was instantly ,noted. New Wonderland i's steadily ‘growing in favor as is evidenced hy the increasing number in atltendance

_each evening.

Quite a large crowd of spectators

iwere at Victoria Park yesterday aftii noon to watch the West Kent Sclioo team- and the ()i'lehu.i‘s in Junior ; Baseball. They were disappointed however in this hy the non appear- ance of 'the W. K. S. The Crlehars _ claimed the game hy forfeit ns \dci`ined in Ile-acli's American League i Official Baseball guide, Rule 26, see- tion 1. A team was made up of local players to contest the Orlehurs' mid an interesting game was played. The two tennis lined up as followsz- ORLIEBARS.

Milford, catcher.

l.o\\'e, pitcher.

liliisgrave, 1st base.

, Gillespie, 2nd base.

\`anldcrstine, llril base.

lias'/.ai‘il, s. stop.

; lvlntlieson, right field.

Whitlock, center field. llearisto, left* field. _

:~n<ivEnsivi<1A'1‘s. _

i\leKeiiv.ic, cutelier. i\leQuil!nu. Ditclier.

Hughes, lst base. Fahey, Znd base

R. McDonald, 3rd base. *‘

Blanciiard. short stop. (J’Toole, right field. < I<‘. McDonald, left field. _ ; The Crlebars won a decisive victory

by it score of 26 to 8. The 0Fl9hDl'S were attired in their uniforms of red and black and presented a fine up- pearanee on the field. Orlebars versus Mic Macs Saturday afternoon. The

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The Best Made

The Best Fitting

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,A /om , that one liuudred cents can buy

anywhere in Canada .

IN reqiiestiiig tiie men of Charlottetown to come and examine our line of

“dollar slii`rts"--wliicli we call the Moorniac--\ve wish to [assure them

them that we are not referring to the usual dollar variety that floods the iiiai-ket.Not until we were able to put forth something better than the usual \\'ould.\\'c consent to have it known as the Moormac. The designs,styles and colors are woudcrfiilly diversified including every authentic fashion.

You'll see lilies inferior to the Moormac in pi actically all stores at 1.25

-and in many stores at 1.50. Big buying--prompt cash--big selling at close iigiires--eiiables us to say . . . . ... . _ _ ~ . . . . . . . . . '

$1.55

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$1.75

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The only shirts better than the Moor-

ii1ac'aro' our special high grade lines, in all to

styles and colours the most compreliensive

range in town.

The Summer Underwear That Ensures Comfort

We‘\'e stiiiliixl this underwear question closely. We recognise that there are almost I

as many \vants in underwear as men to wear it.

-And \\'e've a stock that will supply practically' every every desire that a man can

express

75C Scores of styles--knit cotton, bal 75C f

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League standing now is:-

Orlebars, won 4, lost 1. _“lic Macs, won 3, lost 2. V. .`I. School, won 1. lost 5-

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Develop- ment

Kodak films receiv-

ed at our store up to 4 o’c1oel< in the afternoon for developnieiit will be ready for delivery the following ntoriiiig

at 9 o'clocl_<.

FOR ALL CLASSES CUN-

of new furniture and bedding and re= _'

p pairs to old furniture

Schooners

~ Loaded Without Delay

Sydney Coal Co., Ltd., _

HUGH G. cAi\irBEI.L. ‘

RE MAN.N General Manager

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Icourse, I have kept.~ the faith; hence- , ~ ----~‘ ‘ ` iforth there is laid up for me ii. 7 _ ` _ B - _ lcrown of rigliteousness which the l ` \ h § »,\ l ‘ e DCSll'ablC For sdlC ,Loril, the righteous Judge shall give ‘QQ 5 _ _‘ ,tu mn nf, omg ,;,,y_" Rev_ H_ E_ ,, 0/9000/57 A situated on North River Read one miie ,Thomas of the Fist Methodist ’ ` ' from (,h'¢¢wn known as Milford Farm

Church, Chiwlottctown, conducted the

`ifuneral service at the homo oi tho ‘ ' ' ' ii

deceased. Thence the hody was con- iveyed by train to Vernon River '

lwhere many friends had assembled |to pay n last tribute of respect. |Hi=.re, in the cemetery of her old [home, the mortal remains of this p;ood,womnri were tenderly committed lto the eurtli Rev. _(1. K. Hudson of `V rnon River ofllcintin - Com

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iSnai>'i>y Snaps

A ginger snapis no good

unless it is snappy. That is ' the kind we sell.

Aways fresh and good

163 Kent Street.

Telephone all

D. STEWART. ecuvss BA|<rRr

Baker Best Bread.

The Best Flies

Forlsland waters:

Durham Ranger, i

Parmachene Belle,

Brown Hackle,

Silver Doctor;

consisting of 24 acres, all clear and in n high slate of cultivation. New d urellmg house with modern improvements an °u¢i»uii.ii..g.~i in good rspsinoood orchard For terms and particulars apply to -

JOHN C. McLF.OD ,

3 ¢ufr|3mp¢i West Royale*

The New Guarenteed Instalnieiit Policy issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets all requirements of those desiring cheap insurance besides ca rying guara_ute.d cash surrender valiies, paid HP 111511* " ' “ ""“'° `

ance etc. For rates apply to , L I M E '

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DRUGGISTS,

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i Lines, casts, reels, 1,-°,¢°|. 'Bond Ca I fly lJO0l<S, baskets, etc. ]_H. BOND ___Manager___ merwnwn-

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1-' giiniqrs or \'es»~el.-, will limi It in tholr rulvan

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pared to supply best! quality Roach Lime

s'r Joi-IN N B a1il`§<I:'i¢‘}'1°i°¢s'l»"ii.'nl'J°<ihi.f§°'.if»d H2111 from Kilns on St Pet?

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MCNCTON, N. B.

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