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generous in numoe , a ing opportunitiesf ir

Goods gc on sale _ss

' ', " nd? of the w~el:i` bvgain olierings-

flaming n'u1n-.ro-is sav- ~.~c1m.»rnic1l purchasers.

son ss advertised.

Prompt purchasers scenic hrs: variety,-best

b 1- gains.

'_ i *Lacie of space forhies us giving full list

here. \ _

See also other papers "for other equally

_ in'erer~iirg bargain lie

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Men’s Wear

__ if Bargains

g Space permits us ftnlmention but a few ofthe many bargains

.in men's wea~. For

c instance,

Washable colors'-20

_s 'to _choose from-stripes

eheeiis,`eie._ Szes 14 to 17. R__egulsr..............;..'.85c V for extra new and - c cholce-.designs,-

4 ' in 'soft front sum-

nibr ~shi`ris»- many of ibe latest tan designs being re- presented. S'zei xl; to '7. Rggular.. ....95c

as-sr snack f' noslanv

_. for two (1) pairs c of gold quality

fast/black cotton

'ii ~ " ‘7i"“ "`:""' ">"` “ "`l1alf *hose-fine tix ure and

seamless. All a’zes. `

for "Wee (3) llllro ofgood quality fail black cash- c merette, half hoso,vall`;izes,

' ,_ Nncxwjszan `

_ Yanr choice pf twenty\ dozen four-in-hands.

fabrics-some reversible.

_, Your 'choice of ricifsiik neckwiarain four-in.

hook-onshnti bows if!! choice .silks and washable

c hands and nook-0! ‘Si-'various colormgs, greys

etc. Reversible. i ,

Latest two-and~a _

c quarier inch re-

versible rich silk

four-in-liand--newest Ameri- can designs.

1 ,

15 for finesi summer

r C wash neckwenr-a

_ splendid range of

holorings-all new and fast joblor. ~

sos' r AND srock COLLARS

far latrst stvie,

C softcoliars. White

fancy, o r e a m

(lacy und plain blue. Sizes 14 to 16. Very cohl and com- fortlole

is _ ..~ - - .

for newest niock c ccllais made from r » extra quality wash fsbrici. In piaids, `¢tripes and plain .. ffccis

Now'-a.s.n1cn1z". coL|.aRs 20,, i3.':.i;3:‘m:::; 112 1.2¢ ;:f.';E.°.;’:;

_ g favorite _oollars.

Fltspleudlilly. New styles jua_tiu,5l’or......... ....5oe _

SUMMER UN

mall styles

-thru down-b s n d a n d double band-all beiths. 2 fcr......

n1»;aw1-:AR ,

Lronr wsronr Uivosn- as1t'1‘r.x CELLULAR 1, ln.

WEAR in every size and '

new popular mesh under-

‘l“l|li7- Uileoualled »1n wear. Cvclest-best. Vests value and vareiy; per* -las/'e short sleeves-1|-uvlk

llilf 50°# 75° hlyledravera.

and._.......... I Per-nuitfzhon, ..»-....~ ..... ' ’ |'.6innd,,_,,, O

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V I response lolfnsh orders 'we've just received p - another big shipment oi the lslcst. nobblesx, and ‘newest styles in American caps. _Yoolll had _our ` snowing imrqenmiy anpenior _end neat 'in vagety

anllaiyle. ’.

_~ _ - 55¢.‘;’50c. 75¢.f'$Qil§l

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lHre§§i5Gbcds_iM'dsl1nls etc

' a ef ' sax iis,hi_¢ sa¢sra:1.d.._s'1vY".'_::ll°'~

.'..=~ i.;»*' -- .r " ~_i_,,~»__* _ _,Mal . ,.'. ~,¢.9‘*\.. 1. _L _;

'_ ~- '~1~.‘>,i~;g,tg’i:lr»$¢\ prgrdonbis 5 " 1 _ rd _ ` ""`”mm” Shen* andlseediwtl

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_ Tan doun ladies' _‘fi Five doasn ladies’

ilals hose--black 1~ dns lace daiehoss

and tan all liasa.

gqolqf age. spseiai....i5o »lé|,uia_r.-....

' fiviilrt

la¢ll\l` » ‘

-black san ian.

.‘_=!'_°_"L f'-sl'-'~".~.»_-~ " fixup),

4 River sis."on, Thursday, July twenty-

live.

w race urc un ay eve ng

_ S' _Mnrgnretstaa takes plane ntBsa1'

Miss Alma Finlayson has returned to

the city from New York, where she spent the winter.

lnava r.o4isy (Saturday) _un is two_weeks to Westville.

Mrs. 0. J. Lewis and little son of

Halifax, are spending the . summer in On`a`rio'ttetown. V

` Misses Bessie Hobbs and Florence Wright leave to-day on a two weeks' vial. to Westville.

Mr".S. A Rosa and two children are

spending the summer with liar moth- r, Mrs. J. Darrah, Clyde River,

It is understood that J. Walter Jones.

Principal of thc Consolidated School, Hillsboro, Lot 48, haslresigued.

Miss Fiorrle Murchison has arrived

from New York on u visit to her mother Mrs. P. Murchison, Wert Royalty.

Mri. (Cant) J. C. McCarthy arrived

yesterday by the S. S. A. W. Perry on a visit to her parents Cond. and Mrs. Geo. Tanton, Kent St.

Rev. S. H. Cornwall, from Nova Scotia

has arrived to flii the Baptist circuit of North River and Clyde River. l-lc preached his iirst sermon last Sunday.

Mrs. Arthur Horton and two children

arrived a few days ago from Portsmouth, N. Sfon s visit to hor parents A. C. and Mrs. Shaw, West River Bridge.

Rev. L, R. McDonald who is located in

Alberta, is spending thx-es weeks at his homo in Hampton and among his many _ friends throughout the P1 ovince.

The sacrament of the Lo1'd'a supper

will be drspenoeri at St. John‘s Church, Belfast, first Sabbath, seventh lnstani. The pastor will be assisted by Rev. A. D. Stirling, Kensington.

Sianley Crosby, Marshfield, completed

his examinations at the Charlottetown Busintss College on 1;l\ursday previous to the closlng,'und'on Friday morning following 'went to Halifax to fill n posi lon.

The Guardian this morning cun‘nlns

fourteen pages of interesting matter of foreign anti-local news and thailiustra- tions' reproduced.-make tho articles of universuiintorest. Be sure and get the whole paper.

"One of the most beautiful drives in this province is from Rocky Poli. along the south shore tc Bedcquv. Hundreds of_ people travel by this route when visiting Charlottetown and elsewliere. There urn, scores of pretty cotiaizus, burns, etc. and among the number none is more attrac- tivs than that of D. I.. Campbell, Desiable.

residence and convenient: wood-working shop. Tha view from his home is delight- ful, the situation being along the south ahora road. There are four rooms on the iirst floor of his house and three above. It is therefore not surprising lf Mr. Campbell should disposo of his property, as it isjust possible that he may find it in his intl-rests to remove t0 snother§,Prcv- ince.

A2Porta|re-La-Prairs exchange saysz" A farewell reception in honor of Leonard. Stevenson was hald last evening at the pnlatiisl ,home of ilenry and Mrs. Oglasree on Crescent ro id. The house was tastefully dscomtari for the occasion, many beautiful Bowers and plants hright aning the festive scene. A delightful evening was spent hv the larze numb" of Enrlsavorers and frien is whojwera mei. together on this occasion in social chat, music and innocent games. Mr. Stevsnso 1 has far several months pmt held the ofiloe of president in the C. E. Society of the Church of Christ, as well as president of the local Cliristian Endeavor union auddnllng his stay in

Portage has made ,warm friends who deeply regret his uolniz from our mldsl, butwho wish him Gnd speed in hi. new field ol labor."-i.son’nr1i Stevrnson is iraon oiilreo. W. il. Stevenson oi ll'i'!derictc11, in this Province who went

`in‘oehe Merchants Bank of P. E. I. rome ’

four years ago, and when it amalaamated with the Canadian Bank of Commerce continued with them -being transferred last October from Windior, ii. 8. to Portage LaPrairls, Manitoba, where he heldths position of teller. Hs has now' l-een moved to Alberts.

gifamoua Boap makes home happy.

Doughnuts, i Oc oz. ' an owmpaalaly

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2'.=,'§'i'."°' aint.

l'l'l.ll`l'

'raausswiii in aign this avaniagai. _ A _ *___

s.:1o'am| tomorrow morning at aus. The s. s_ my or Lennon leaves ¢fn\».y| ’ 1/ .Rev W ‘W Loci c closes his lninlair at ""'°°|°°k “ml “su” an th” °"‘|‘°" / ’ *\ `

~ _ .. y ,' _ ~~ saga* e-rings _ G. -» . * " '_' ' - ’ i

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c ntren chiefly round the par: assumed by Miss Calhoun. Her vivncious work und her charming voice and her iins

drumniic powers won for her deserved applause. Sha exclis as n vocalist as

Calhoun will plny ri brief engagement at

night, opening with it iiraiuntlzition of

He has an acre of land with s neatly built School. See nd.

honor-and pleasure of being the HOME ,' zum on h 1 I up I M __

paperfor Edward Island. day. 'lnilrieng/fssti. elgbilfoziyiiii/s.0n _ f - ' -~-

-__ `. __ ' To-night Miss Sade Calhoun ann hu- » ' ,,» ,,,,,i./ _ I

ml Ludlow Sharp, Summer-side,is inthe company will arrive on the boat fron. 'Sf ' .,_,'c;-` ty. ‘ _ ` _ '

Picton Sho presents Dol-a'1‘hor eun M _ 'f' 7-/ dslnlzhr. u on '~ ~~ K -4" ( , I ‘

f)l'll€ 01')

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Water’s

_gals uwrnlnu enjoy a trip to ivaatviiie The St. James' Sunday school picnic will ba held thero going bv the S. S. City of London, leavlniz 'at ten and three. Tickets only twenty cunts.

Henry Jones, Matthew Wood, Miss

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Misses Ethel Worthy and Maudllive ...B,,¢,¢,,,_Mu§5“,|@;---M5,id- U5i_-,-m,,-~Ma- ' /f W V _"TWT ;`\\_’g_4‘ A

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Ella Farquhurson, Bnzelbrook, want to 'Bodum-e yesterday morning to attend the Baptist Association. ' ,

The picnic which Zion Church congre-

Rlltion will hold Monday next at Montague ‘will take place an McGzauo1»’a beautiful grove and those attending may be sure of a delightful jiay. The ladies of Zion church cannot he excelled in the way of providing for the wants of the inner man and will doubt- ilss have o large attendance.

At their bright and airy showrooms on

Kent Street, The Central Music Store, n branch of A. Horne & Co’s flourishing business, can be seen 11. grand showing of musical instruments, pianos and organs of which nil the leading makes are oar~ 1-led, the firm bsinz the Provincial representative of several of the largest manufacturers of pianos and organs in Canada. The manager Allan Forsythe has for many ysars looked after this branch of the business while Rlcbnrri Soy who has bes11 long in the sewing machinebusinsss keeps his depnrtmuit boomingand sells n. prada of machines guaranteed to glvslperfeot satisfnction.Sce special announcement which appears on page ilth. ~

The Halifax Herald, in its review of

Miss Calhoun's performance of “My Dixie Giri"recently, raid, in part: Mis; Sadie Calhoun made h`er bow to a Halifax audience lust night and what is more she made an impression on those who were '

present at the Academy that vias I e ceedlugly pleasant and will be lasting. She is pretty, brdzhi. and clever and har' work last night was such that she will he welcome back whenever she revisits Halifax. But our theatre goers will not have to wait for her 1-1-- t'urn_to Halifax to see her again, for she will‘hé here for n week and those who want to see nn interesting play well pre- sented, should n11d doubtless will visit the Academy frequen ly. The play was "My Dixie Girl" and in it the interest

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wellaaanantress. The company sup- portin1zMlssCaihoun is capable. Miss

theOpe1'1\ House, beginning Monday

“Dora ’l‘i1o\'ne".

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'A principal is wanted for Victoria

¢°_l;;

No. 3 AA

Fcldin g Pocket Kodak

Takes pictures 1% x

5%.

The lenses for this kodak

have been selected with great care.

Takes a picture just the

size of a post card.

Prices $20.00 and

$25.00 ‘

Call and inspect.

PURE GRAPE .IUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from London',England, and guarantee them absolute-

ly ,pure and strictly non-aleo- ho .

O‘U.f:>INARY--abiendof grape ‘Khalsa DOURO -named after district where grapes are rvwn.

50§0RBST -isles of Con-

r nes.

§AD§:URA-a juiesvf dns flavor and aroma, MUBCAT- from Mnsoatel

SWALXQANTE-a spanish

Y;¢B°l£;i¢A°ii-from Algerian

uhh a rich feng diver

,ArB8f'INl¢-Impo from the Holy Land. Prices 65c io 3i.oo pst bottle.

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iinaii Uiilcss in New Prowss Block--Charlottetown I @ is @ huh I

Th. any-¢||i;| 9|-mn gp the H913 Baptist convention at Bsdequs opened i‘®°1"': __ _ ‘A ` ‘ k >

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- " _I - *U '-_:.1 C Friday. July 5. |907.

._ " Fine"

thing-sh!

fa, \\\\\-li ,._, 'i HA'i"S the small bov’s ‘ `\ _ greening -11 all sides - ~4~=r-"_ ` _ _

_ ,9_ re _ ll/‘_

these lov ly July days and unless we are all wrong soxrverlmes his big sister says the some

Vi/'herever you are. the call of the surf is in your ears these days-at lisme,

on the seaside, on vacation -and to hear and enjoy the cali, you want a nice bathing suiv. _lust xo remind you that we have most of the good sorts for men, women, boys, and that oar prices are not harl to pay. Now for example.

A very nicebathiug suit in a good quality of Another similar in color, quality, has s large biueiustre is made in iwipiezes has a large round collar trimmed with bias bands of

?‘i’?‘?€_°?f‘.“’:_':::::::f Price $5-55 i"_‘ii"*_‘?‘.‘?‘_‘;::::;;;:: Price $5-50

Bathing Suits for Boys and Men

Most of the really good sorts, in many sizes, many stvles, and many oolorings, All gf

them bought right, and all of them priced as right as we know how. We would like to have you come in and look over our liner is :fore you pick up for the seaside---or tor Rocky Point.

Sn1nliboy's bathing trunks in all fancy Men's hath'ng trunks, siriped and pialll

strives. 3 °»i'/» S-

8c, `l0c, l2.:» I6. 28c, up io 78c.

Men’s 2 piece baihmg suits in light and Men's plain mv" fn-l\:-i-r- 3 _-»‘.¢@¢ sql;

dark fancy stripes all sizes. c'.t I . U ,ac _ _o1:1_ _;.\l=, -sleeveless.

ssc. $1.15 $1.55. 52-25

~»-1 :isis

stripes of red and pale blue or white. ~ embntssing situmiou. .

$2.75, $3.00 $3.25. all sizes $|»65-

Men's one piece bathing suiis in light and dark fancy stripes-in all sizes.

Sell for 45c. 62c. 78c. 85c_. 90c. and $l.i5- '~ _

Boy's navy two piece suits-in all sizes, excellent weight of material,

fast colours_nicely made-white stripes.

581:, 78e. 85e. Sl.

The “Desig ner”

New July

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f_ “I 423| £2565'

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75c per year

(lil account of the change in Postal rates the price of the Designer is a little higher than last year. But the magazine has been so much im- proved that it is yetthe best niaga- ziae value i11 the market. Good verse, bright fction,sn1art house- keeping articles, modern ideas on current fashions, all beautifully il- lustrated in colors-what a lovely monthly visitor for

75c per year. Subscriptions are taken at our otiice, we look after all the details. you simply pay your little seventy tive.

Standard Patterns

Just to remind you ofthe arrival

of the new july patterns.

They are here and include many

sorts of garmenti for summer sew- ing. Have you ever t1ied"Sta11dard patterns ? The “Standard” is the correct up to the minute seam allowance pattern and of course there is sat- isfactioniu buying a pattern that you know will be right.

l0c and I5c each.

Mail orders filled promptly, _Iulv Fnsliionsheets free, and sent post paid on application.

Lithographecl cushion tops, of the very sort that usually sell at 25c and goc; and not a few

stores offer at fiitv cents. ._ .

F Savings in Pretty Cushion Topsw

One great value that we happened to pick up fortunately at practi-

cally our own price, two lines that we are cancelling

trio of uumatchable values

A lot of cushion tops

in pretty designs, to be worked with silk, or

uk un §..1§’i`_".)f _ _ f°_3_5f|9C

from stock, make 9,

A big line, including many sorts of souvenir

wnll

and so on, worth to $1

‘.”_“_‘€f’.f‘T1'3' 2%,

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Comic Post Cards

01\e Cent Each for To-day and

'|,`o-night Only 25,ooo new cards iust received, without doubt

the best assortment ever shown in Charlottetown.

Come in early and get iirst choice at

iAd¥l.0R’S BO0KSl0RE

oil Orders Filled on Receipt of Price and Two enia Additions Towar Payin Postage. Do Noi Miss ii.

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Good Custom S Tailoring

c I am prepared to do the the Very boo! tailoring for sl

classes of customers. I

would be a pleasure for me to show you the cloth of latest patterns. Prices moderate. Let me have the pleasure of a call from yon.

C. Alex. Brown, CUSTOM TAILOR,

O pp onlie “Two Macs." liklm \vf.lmos.

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