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f” I silks, oasis ' ' ' mere an

wash§`QI;5;1

._ _ _ _ _ ries for iit-

tle- tus .elegantly design- ed and-; carefully. made. Thq`§>i;ices are so: low that theres really no economy

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or __ ._____,, -, _

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I _ ' :~ in malnrigthere things at

home-to say nothing of

_ _ the labor saved. See them _ _ 7 -yo_u_’_re certain tojbe de-

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cashmere Pcilcos White andoream with deep cape

ire for

ln New Browse Block-Charlottetown

Bev Herbert R. Vesey of the Manitoba

York on Sunday evening He is at pres-

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Vaasy.

In Stanley Bros, classfied ad which ap-

peered in the Guardian yesterday, "two experienced salesmen" should have read

' -“two experienced sa1es_women." The ad

aniliilrloorrectly today. '

._ -The annnaliplcnic at Brudaueli Island

_»,_ will beheld on'Tuesday next, July 2.'\rd.

Contributors to the monument fund and

- " _ theirlnvlted friends are' cordially wel~

genatlfullliiienrbroidereg an_d shirred--handsome em- ro ere ounce on s irt 'an ca . A ' .. really dainty garment. . . .5 . . . . . . Silk Police! with elegantly embroidered collar and

cape-7-edged with dlep flonnce'“of silk embrolderv.

Washéable- Extremely rich and attractive $5_25 gurm nvs.. *

S€||¢ |)|-gn" with' deep colldr ornamenie<1 with ` 'henastitclied tueirs and shirring, deep llounce6.25

0f_zich sill; embroidery. Very elegant .. ... . ”'

'_ _0tli_er Styles at $2.35 _$4.75

Cllhllilre coals cream cashrii ‘re `coa's-prettilv

miidehpiaited black and in ' --double collar trimmed w`de`an_d narrow silk br ' _,-_Smart trim gar~$5_§5 ments. *"

S1 |g¢'l)_|¢;;¢g Made in one; piece with kilted skirt

belted and b ~x-pleated. Trimmed feather $51” stitching. Cream and nav ";i . . . . . . . . . .\. ""

,_,§gi_|¢|»,Sq|¢| Children’s af( "_ ` pailor .suits blouse

wi-th sailor collar and. _ :adv skirt. Trimmed

white braid-some with r '_ ~"-made' full and 00' o

amplen Goodquality...._...'.;........ . ‘“‘

. Other esilorpuiis' at $2. ~ Sg,-gg-Cgjfg Children’s navyhlue serzc coats with .belt-deep sailor collar trimmed braid -Nattv and

'serviceable --very durable. . .. .4 . . . . . . . .$210

--v. .a uf- . ..»~s.nu¢..a|a» aa.. .

_/iwilite Pique Gnl'm¢nfs\,0nter .ixarnienls of good

washpique--.deep'c_ape and caller edged with wide _Hamburgand elaborated _wth ,med ailions. . $

_ hsr__S_fyi_eg at $_l_.~50,_$2._l5 and $5.75

Rohel°'I`sZhl‘dellent quality *very

dalnt ly made and trimmed. Yoke or Harnbsrg in- =sertion---trlmmed at.neck 'with fine val laces-lower ' part of skirt formediof insertion alternated with

clusters of tucks edged widcswiss enrorcid-$200

El'y~......`._.... .._¢..-.¢»..,..,.. . _-I

‘riSiorne_iof the Things if

Valenciennes laces 'ai1d" idsertlons in all

widths-All over laces' in 'biilclr white and cream .-.Silk allovers - embroidered. ‘- chilfons - silk braid trimmings in w_hite,~_'bIack brown. green @ grey-Colored embioidered ~chlEon inser- . t one-New 'ribbfns :lu.bl_sc_k and colors. all ~ widths--Newyelllngs_injfbiack and colors-

New embroideries-New dress trimmings.

Probably you require some of these new_

things; ‘cnne quickly - »'I°hey’i_'e scarce goods

kand you'.1 likely be dissdppointed ifvyou delay. J'

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Bathing, Shoes

Men, Women, Boys and Girls.

Au item not to be overlooked if von are to en-

joy your seaside vacation to the full. The cost is buts mere brgatseile compared with the comfort and protection afforded. Once used you’ii consider them a nece islty.

Bithing suits- for men. women, bays ani girls.

ali aiz s. Made of strong white canvas -l1e\vv woven sole smooth and soft to the touch. neatly embroiderediu navv and red.

Chiidren's sizes 79c.

Women’s and`Boya 79c.

Men’a sizes 89c.

Trunks and Bags

'Enormouslv the largest stock -the best choosing

-the best values in all sorts ot travelling reqnlsitrs.

Evervthing of the kind that’s desirable--probably

twice or three times the variety to be seen in any other store t

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|trana.alis|zea5octo$r.25 . o mo

:mos f me ia ~ sort- cases iaisthenne

¢i¢¢.`.?. to 6.so and sole leather. . ,.$t.g51to

4 Units- 'ra . ra. drgiriflile styles ver; ROUND _ TOP ’l‘l.['NK,B-

to$|o. forhcmenaeorsorttri

.Bd.g§H.§`CASBS-Sismlarin .....-........... He. hog

COVERED TRUNKB ia‘av'ery` else"

botrem-verz _ cgpsolanai alle

brass kno s-- eavy ea or

__<~4_;geterz_

_ *indisting-,

TEL E8 C O P E-Stronaly

made of canvas - Thlw

' v.fa»»»"-'stern f

clolnrd.-By order oi committee.

, Rev. W. W. Lodge writes this ollloe that he and family arrived at their new hcmeln St. Andrews,N. B. Wednesday evening and like it very much. The town is beautifully situated on the St.. Croix

and the natural scenery cannot be ex- celled. ' _

A large number of entrirs have been

received for the running race at Bonshaw tonight, and the event promises to be one offtghe most interesting ever held in any section lof tha country. Bonshaw people are progressive and deserve all possible colnmendatlon for this innovat-

» _ ibn.

'L `\*hThe lluest rhubarb thdt has yet reached

" e Guardian was sent in-o the oilice

yesterday by_ Mrs. John Darke, Orchard Hill, Brooklleld. These stalks are a little over th _feet long but are very stout and

'Qheavy-&` A gather the hast samples of the

pop_ul_a_\-"pit,-plant that have cver been shown this paper.

During the lightning storm of last vveek Angus McLaughlin, of West River Bridge, had s cow killed by being struck. There were a number of other cows ln the some pasture, but fortunately no others wereinJu.red although the branches of a birch treo under which they sought shelter, were blasted by the shock.

The annual prize meeting of the ProvinclalRii1e Association will not be' held at the usual time (middle of August) this your in consequence of the new range not bein com leted. lt will robabl he

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-held the middle cl September and with all

ncwappliances and twelve targets, the meeting will be completed in two days, which will ba_.1_nixcli“ in'ore satisfactory to thc Ril1emen'.~'fDue notice will be given of the exact ddte.. = ~

Persons des_iri_iig'=to"`pu'rchase Oriental novelties ehoixlii read Mr.Busharass ad in this issue. A`s the du't.yon these goods, which include `em'broidery wals_ts,_ dress patterns, allkjehawis, lrlmonas and linen drawn work' is so' heavy Mr. Bnuhara cannot take then. ‘with aim when he leaves Thursday morning for the James- town Eypositlon and has decided td sell their hyauctlon this-" .evening atf the Queen Hotel. As all the dilferent articles must be sold great reductions' in prices

caller mines that Canadians boast er al-._ Canadian oysters, gathered in the vicinity

ofthata bitious little province, Prince Edward Qsnd, one of *'the,l`»est ln the

’ xzggi’ 'Else London ll‘ree_ Press, -for in- , , I C til hh

says ‘ ana an oysters are e

best in the world, and gathered at points in Prince Edward_Island and New Bruns- wick in the purest waters, far from dsqgerol infection. Yet people will go on buying the others, as if there were no such thing as sewertainted estuary mud.'

lf that paragraph is founded ol) fact ii seems to be extrordlnnry that Prince Edward Island oysters are not more pop- uiarin this part of the country. The American product has no advantage in point of distance, and there is a duty of l0 cents a gallon on imported bulk oysters. The Prince Edward Island oyster is

' - ,sold hq`re, in the shell only, and the costs

prevents alarge sale. They are not re- ceived here in hulk, for the reason that Prince Edward Island people do not pack them that way. There may ben good reason for that.; but if there is it is most. likely that the same objection would ,attach to thelhipping of Americanoyeters in bulk, tao._ It seems that, in this country of great lakes nnd rivers, and plentiful seashore, the people are doomed to pay high prices for home pro- duce Iilh of all sorts.

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§li‘amous Soap makes home hapvy.

iFyou are asked to send I I

I cake to the strawberry fer

. ttvalor lawn feta, one of on!

'I Sultana dr, Nut

‘lv f- . ` A | oskaswlli aaveyon trouble and dp you credit. .coo-for if they don'thnow,thev will give . on praise lor being or sv- inq an nitro good mok.0nr ¢l*$l\‘ ' ' mlnxlldlnil' ‘ or oss: --_L_ sale. generously mised ~»‘ I ' aooordlngto

iran ..°f" 'l‘laay‘araevea baittar “ ~- havsbeen

o. nr..

, 8.1¢ and tomorrow manning at 4.04.

Simpson

League of the Cross picnic will meet

the Cross Hull, when the prilsa will be delivered.

There were 2] passengers from Brush,

China Point and Balliday’s wharves by the S. S. ,City ot London yesterday morning and the tallowfng ein-gozlw tobacco boxes. 3 beef cattle Qi 10 cases eggs.

The parishioners of St. Ann’s, and Hope

River intend holding a mammoth tea- oarty at Hunter River Station on Mr\n~ day July trventy-second. Full particu- lars can be seen by the ad in thisfissue. `

Murdoch McDonald, Quincy, Mass.,

formerly of llurray River, who has beru absent from this Province for thirteen years is spsndingafew days in the city, after which he intends visiting other

points of interest on the Province.

Upwards of fifty exourslonlsts went east

to Orwell on the City of London yester- day afternoon. The weather was ull that could be wished for nnd the goose :race with Micmae Indian jcckies distingub shed by red white and blue ribbons, was very exciting and much enjoyed by the excursionists. The return cargo consisted of llity cases eggs.

Following are the entries for the four

miie road race to be held at Bonahaw this evening: Louis McLeod, Gordon Me~ Mlllan, Sid Colwill, Colin McNevIn, John A.McK|nnon, E. Crosby, Charles Pool Jarvis Mc0augbey, Bert Green, Bert Smith, \Vn.lter Shaw, Archie McPhail, J Dixon, Mac Ferguson, Walter Carson, and W. Salmon. All the above young men belong to Bonshaw and vicinity.

On next Thursday, Mr. McNeill, chief‘

of the Fruit Division, Ottawa, will conduct ameeting at Brighton in Mr. Whlte's orchard. He is at present hnld< ing meetlngsln the eastern part of the province. Mr. McNeill is a strong advocate ofthe low-headed tree. He took the audience yesterday at Vernon River into Mr. Irvlng’s orchard to show by actual demonstration how cosy it was to train ayoung tree into proper shape, and to note how many advantages the low- headed tree had' over -the high-headed tres. The pruning, picking, spraying, which formed the main part of the work could be done much more easily nnd effectively, and the wind did not have the same power, and the trunk was better protected from sunscaid. Il the head wus started at eighteen inches or two feet, than the lower limbs could be sloped upwards by cutting so that the upper buds would form’ the leaders. The weight of fruit was thus borne by limbs that were almost perpendicular instead of being horizontal as they must necessarily be when the head is started high.

just the thing in

which to send a few

snap-shot ` pictures to a friend .

We have them in

five sizes forpictilres

from 2% x 3% up

to 5 x 7 inches.

Price ‘lc to l5c

See them.

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PURE GRAPE .IUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from L0ndon,England, and guarantee them absolute-

ly pure and strictly nomalco- hol c. or.p1N1ln\2-s blender gaps juices. ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are

wn.

5‘3NGRl!ST -juice _ of Con- cord gr-aoea. MADEIURA--a juice of line Bavar and aroma, MUSCAT- from Muscatel

5'§i)>“llI_.lCANTE-a spanish Yligegalcifl-from Algerian

Suites with a rich fm flavor A BBPINB-Im? from the Koi Land. rices 6 c to

gouto _ Cr-_apo kia_rNan liluuooy. Oerletao, isviaitlng

and tomorrow' 'lt trlandslnthe City. -

will mgatsiaf r ‘ ‘ ' `

Sunday situ-noon ~_\t‘ FTh,.?;':: ;:.?;°$:,t:.¥°:"‘ a':Z“,"D: _ _ 0110 fhlfd 0" Mlkll I

' ras rmséat. sau p.m. ' tin Purchase Proposition

°' Y°“" P'°‘““"` sls' nuaavarli »- u 1 M tml I 1-.mp ‘

have their picnic at Fink; mowing n;“Tn:m;°a|_a___h _<:_r;___ rm, .~.-.».;,:::>` , "‘~'~ W

oaariettetowa diner.. sae ssvannement. , » ~f~.~' _

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having as li toot wer - ' l‘.:'.`.`./if if 1’ _ ‘ `:-1 :i lm. “mn mzmod mm; N ln the local in yesterriay‘e Guardian _ _'/_l ’;r_‘{;_‘_i{/, ___;_, if

it 1 . '- '

reierrln5t»oA.McN. Shaw the surname '-._-.»» ¢:, . , vga .>i ( ' ,

'rue or not", thi' du" It was in one place inadvertently printed ,'_'.' "M /'; ` \"~\_-_ QW- f /" fm' any f““lt"¢“ ‘mm it '

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'entvisiti his arents Wm. and Mrs. wnixhh “8°'°l°°k I" “"3 Muna of me Ji". e

Archibald McKinnon, postmaster, . ,

ot'1‘hs Pau-let, _tang Ba_n¢_vq_`wasin the city yesterday. ‘E I _ _ ' Q .

~»» -»--»~»»» Swift seilm g of summer coat.,

i IN MIND carefully the fact

that these coats are not price out

Every garment in the ict is of np-

to-date excellence Ind correct style.

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together-

Nothing but s backward spring could have held

up the sale of these handsome coats, and while they :fe _seeing discounted they an in every wli' 111°" ~i¢' ra .

Mostly long full loose ggiments. well tailored. _just the thing for summer even ngm for COJ-a8VS 3* ‘Bti seashcre, for driving and'for so many other i>‘1'poe\+s._

ONE THIRD OFF.

They are getting picked up very fast, “and we

decidrdlv recommend an immediate call if you are anxious to secure the but of them.

Here is the way that the prices are going-just

'¢i°5f¢r-sl1°'i'. Pfewbed most wowwbly at Th’ '""° "'““°"' “W” '_"°"" °° "'° The fabrics are right. and handsome, and well put

is ;

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liars.,

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__ read for yourself and figure the saving-it iseeslly "1 .f seen.

Coats that were $8.75 are selling for. . . . . . . . . ...$5.83 Coats that were 9 50 are selling for. . . . . . .. . . . .6.33 Coats that were 10.50 are selling for. . . . . .. . .. 7.oo

Coats that were 12.95 are sel_ilng for. . . .. . .. . .. .8.6z _

, . _ C r that were 13 95 are se ling or ~ - -- _ 9-3°

W/Am I ' ' 4 C32; that were 16.5oare selling for. . . . . . . . . 11.00

_ ONE THIRD OFF IWEED SKIRTS. i ;

Wevhave a lot of handsome, well made, stviieh tweed skin-*n th-it we ~'° il V2'

to offer you at a big bargain. There are a've'al I-aiiei ns _iii o\~=» U als; ° ff<C-ei "WY new in ent, several lengths and sizes and to clear theru out in u hurry, we oBer you any _

one in the lot at

- ONE THIRD OFF.

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85c SHIRT WAISTS AT 65c.

Five or six dozens in the lot--never mind where we got them you will lhillk 51°

stole them when you see the value. They .are made ol good white 1HW_11 Wlllh U01" I il' shed in eyelet embrordery,vcry pretty, new style,and are really and actual Y 35° 'U “£- Today...........‘. . . . . . . .. . . . , . . 65c _

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PERSUNAL SUPERVISIUN

Furniture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered.

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

Wm be ,,,,,,,,_._, _ _ _ _ _ ‘_ large stock is cleared out. A sm ariaailihpapar rays. -=Am,.,, Vagjat ion At the old stand opposite Post Odin.-e (upstairs.,

Albums ' John Newson.

The Standard

Lending Library

IS 5l'C)VV` OPEN

We have just opened an np-to-date Lending Llbrarv. It

is now well supplied with the latest and best fiction of the

B E111

d the new books will be added as they are published

d y . $2.50 gives von n book and the privilege of exchanging it as often as desired, $r.oo and 5 cents each time you ex-

chance

gives you a book and t-he privileges of the library.

For catalogue and other information call at

I._i_yLoR’s Booasrone

insurance Agency

I represent the best companies in Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness Insurance and will be pleasedto quote you rates in either branch.

....1 s. rt. snow,

H 8 Chamiaiown - - '- Manager for P. E. I.

_ _ _ nrgnirecrsrs. “““"""

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A Great Snap

30 pairs Men’s Dongoia.

hala with Goodyear welts, medium heavy oak soles

popular toe.

All sizes6 to ro. Came by

mistake.

Worth $4.00 yours for $2.95

J il. c Bell,

The Low Price Shoe Store. `

_FIRE |liSlllllliiiE.

For rates in the P. E. Island Manual Fire ln-

iumnce ,Com nies o Farm Buildings, Churches, l-Ial§Bohool illousee, Cheese Fao-

tories. Wawr Stores, Mc.. ap tu

5-il5dwsrwt.f.0`%?hm°L Mmwm

Hotel Dufferin

S1‘.Jor-n_~1, N. B.

Foster Bond, 6! Co. '

N.H. BOND - - - Manager

i Jams A. lhrnmeoa, K. Q

' Aii|lnlAJhmoNAr.n.

Mathlcson & Macdonald

BARRIFIIRS. BOIJCPIORB

lnrnuas rumlc a-so ‘

"i`$I."c`:I`.'."§¥I.`§Ii"‘

the hot weather, if yon wear

one of our nice summer suits.

We have a tary line line of '

snitlngs in stock, that will keep you comfortable during

the warm season.

Don't Melt

when yon can

Keep Cool

at every small cost, Try ns. `

iiicilonalil & Perry. The Robby Tailors,

Gt. 9°°¢¢¢B¢.

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