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JULY 3. I9f9 _ "7, min Lamar unws " THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAIN ' ' FIRST or ALL. ' -pap; 1=|F1-Ego

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Q walmnr when *lille 0llslsN's_ counrrpnllnnlln

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__ \~ alllount of money. ' ,

An excellent timekeeper for 3 small tioad officer. ir-'haw Prowsa Block---Charlottetown

:9>:(;:" 5- Prices__$6_50 up. The latost news Iimt of all. ' D. MacDonald of Churchill has re- 5 . Every watch carefully tested' and guar Th” "mu °"““‘ “"`“'°d "‘ tl” 0"’

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. __ _ __ ' la \ ' anteed by us.

W. W. WELLNE

R. Jeweler.

T Amagzurs lll)“‘“"’°"

st night at twelvertwenty.

The length of today will be fifteen hours amd twenty-three minutes.

D. J. McPherson and Miss McPher- n have arrived in this City from

N. I-I. and Mrs. McFadyen of New

bring your films and have Haven, left recently- on a vim no

them' garefuuy developed and . e Haver Hliil, Mass.

printed. Ag

F. T. Marshall, Maritime and Rail-

` way Secrets/ry of the Y. M. C. A.,

N ` .

_ COOK_’S of

ew Glasgow, is visiting in the City.

The soldiers will attend service in

PIIOIO sflldlli. St. James Church tomorrow mornin

ample

preserved for them.

` Deputy Assistant Adjutant General

f Signalling McMillan will inspect

l She signalling corps of the camp at

WIND We lay that our Corn Cure will

remove C0rnB. quickly surely and pain-

`fl IOC Ml experiment but a fried tested '¢Ilre_-we are prepared to prove it.

0nly |51: per bottle.

GEO. E. ll..GllES

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SPECIAL

Iloms Baking for io-day I

Cream Puffs

Eclairs z for 5c Turnovers 2 for 5c

Tarts

Cup cakes Doughnuts Ginger coolrl--s loc Doz` Ten cakes uc Each l

Pies

:cc Doz

251: Doz loc Doz loc Daz loc Doz

Apple. Mlnce, Rhubarb, Cream, Washingtoll lzc Each l

Home Made Bread fresh every day 2lb'

I0lf 8c

Grahlm I lb 4c

Lonergans Quick Lunch -AND-

tlome Bakery

mu |24 Gi. George St.

Ils Up to

If ycu want good, Fresh,

Clean. Groceries to deal wilhus.

Orders called for and Delivered ` `

Prompily.

Oul specialty

Lion Brand Tea ' I

The best tra sold on P. E.

Illshd loduy.

Elnesl E. Chappell I

Cor. Queen and Kent St.

gpen 7 A m sharp Phone 24|-L

ysryr-¢»»»-u-ppp...-_

Arriving Daily I

cargos of Acadia Nut and*

Round, Sydney and Inverness Round and Run of Mine. Albion Nut, Intercolonial

Nut and<Vale Nut,

_ -ALSO- Blacltsmith Coal.

i;.lll’."S& B”

Beer 8; Weeks for Furni-

ture, table linens, sheeting. etc 4-asdff

our -ananv ron. swnrmno.

in-I We carry s line of Bathing Trunks,

frights and Suits. We can tit any alma from two yum fo mm 05 eighty. Ohildren's. boys' and Yvllihl

|000 pairs

' in 1nen’s and women’s

at 20 p. c. off _ regular

prices.

The mcn's are all

2 _qc Doz _

size 7.

The ' women’s from

2 1-2 ‘to 4, principally

size 4. ~

If you wear any of

these sizes we have

bargains here for you

and the got ds are right

up to the nlinute.

Alley ®. Co

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Kent Strom,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat

md Skin.

Eyes tested and fitted or `

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS ll to 1 I. m. 1.53-8.!! p in Evenings by annomtmenh

dtww

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EN BT

Olkloe Hours 9-l and I-0 0 J ki At Bon

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NEW PROWBE BDOCK `,flJ‘l‘ia'i;lottewwn. P. ll. I. _ -.

LMEJUIU E

We have Jus opened upa large

consignment ot' pure W¢St llldli L‘me Juice,

This juice has been well Filtered

and clnririe.-l and is zulrnntwl to be free from all impurities

It is put up in I0 aud25 ¢¢\'lf

bottles. We have also in stock the Montserrn |.lme Juice put llpin pint and -1 l .. lntllcs.

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LADIES’

Now is the time of nice light

dresses

WIIY NOT

have your Photo taken

AND COLORED by our new colored process. Call and sec our samples ar

The BAYt R PHOTO Studio.

Telephone 192-J.

"Wh t more lovely summer house

from llc to 20e; men’s Ilia, 80c, 500

to 81.00. Yours for correct swimming apparel

Uu_ P31475 & Oo. 6-l9d'l’.I.

Beer & Weeks for Furni-

ture, Curtains, Household Lincns etc. 7 224-if

_ , B could you have than the Bpraxlw Dro- perty in Southport. Sold' to the

,highest bidder on Thursday next at 4

p, ,,,, ll-adsl.

“The host soda water-ln the City

at the Central Drugstore.--A. W. Red- dln, Plum B. 7-M31.

Brighton on Thursday next.

The Christian Guardian, of last

week, contained a portrait and ap- prccia'ti0nl of Rev. C. H. Huestis, M. A., President of Alberta Conference, who is well known in this Province.

A handsome motor boalt thirty feet,

in lerugth a-nd six and a half feet lm beam has arrived from the Detroit Launch and Power Co., for Mr. lzafr- ner who is spending the summer at

Keppoch. _

The young people of the St. Col-

umbus Presbyterian Church, Marsh- field, will hold a strawberry festival in Mrs. McBeavth's_neld by the Ma/nee, on July 15th. Further announcement will appear next week. -

Those disappointed on Dominion Day should enjoy the excursion on the S. S. Harland, Monday evening, July 5th, the fare being only thirty- tive cents. Refreshments on board. Boat leaves wharf at 7.30.

Mrs. Phillip Newsome has arrived

home from Toronto where she has been visiting her son Will H. New- some. She was accompanied by her grand son Fred, who will spend thu summer in this Province.

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At the races to be held at Central

Park on Wednesday next, a special prize donated by Prowse Bros will be given to the winner in the 2.315 class, also one to the winner ol the 3 mln- ute race by S. `A. McDonald, and one to the winner of the green race by H. H. Brown.

Miss' Inez li/ioMa'hon, City, left yes- terday morning for Boston. There she will be joined 'ny her sister Malry, and both will then proceed to Chico, California, where their pa/rents (form-crly of Rocky Point), now ro- nide. Miss McMahon is a recent

wolvauxuuoucaouooooll graduate of the Union commercial

College.

Lemuel an»d_Mrs. Arthur have afr-

nived on the Isla/nd from Sim Fran- cisco. Mrs. Arthur is a daughter of William Toombs, North Rustico, also a sister oi Mrs. George McKenzie and Mrs. Percy Mutch, of Hillsboro. They will remain in the Province about throw weeks. Mr. Arthur has been a resident of San Francisco for the past 21 years, where he has been very successfu-l in business.

The annual picnic of the Methodist

Sunday Schools of Tryon circuit will bo held neam the residence of Donald McLean Esq., Crapalud, on Thursday, July 8. Extensive preparations are being made for the entertaimnent of visitors and special tables will be provided for their aceomofdations. There will be al refreshment tcnti on- the ground at which ice-ci'eam-,sltra/w- berries, candly and other refreshmmts may be obtained.

A correspondent urnds the follow-

ing information. C. Mchure of Bracklcy Point has purchased' the Crown Rights Mare from Edward Shaw for a handsome sum. Mr. Mc- Lure sold hlis old horse to W. Mchure for rl- goodly amount. Mrs. Lemuel Cudmore and her son Albs:t of Brack- icy Point, was in the city recently, M. Ford and F. Roberts of Winsloe Rd'., recently spent a holiday wt: Hilm- -.srg Muon po slsaua iq; ‘seam .req cox.

:Tea is mono susceptible to foreign

influences than even I-utter. This _ is why it should , never be exposed to the air or sold in bulk form. The' sealed lead ,packets of "Salads" Tea preserve the tea in all its native goodness. Insist upon "Salada."

:An ice cream social will he held at

the North River corner on Wednesday evening, July Tflh. The ladies will ‘ue prepared to lighten your pockets, in- crease your weight .and take away your appetite. If not fine, the fol- lowing evening. 7-3d3i.

:Soda Trade:-This is a part of our

business we give partlculalr mttention to. Our fountain and apparatus is new and- up-todsto in evvry respect. We use only the purest fruit Haven; and the best quality of cream. A. W. Reddln. Pham B.

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"Ice cold sodas, pure fruit. iiwvors,

cream on ice' cream. A. W. Redxiin, Phcm. B.

Farmers Take Notice

- f f t hand. ,lllgohgg-‘gag legs, gilkl¥l|i’ns,aiili<lkyp€all: lfilrnip sowers, in

fm -mvthlng in the line of tinware at lowest prices.

Gi we us a call and be convinced. - Mo' lei tin store, 133 Gm” 0”- Sl'

W. H. Stevenson. Prop.

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Charlottetown l Steam Navigation Co., Ltd Charlottetown Pictou Service Change 0f'I`ime

Oommenoinl Tuesday 'June int. The H. 5. "Northumberland" will leave :the Compania whartdaily, except Sunday. atsm rrelook a. m Retnrninl will leave Picton about lm p. ln

0. W. WAKIFORD.

Una:-latulwwn my nn nm. mirage

turned to Boston.

Professor C. J. _McMlilan,'fity. ,bas

returned fronl Harvnrl.

The tide will be high this morning

at 9.45 and tomorrow morning at 10.32.

The S. S. Gulnare arrived in port

Thursday. She wascoailng yesterday, and leaves at noon today for Quebec.

Miss Large, who has been mrillincr

for the past season with A. E. O'Neill, Vernon River has returned ho`m6.

Herbert D. Rodd is expected to ar-

rivo in the City this evening, from Providence, R. I., on a visit to hiu parents.

The sdvertirernlent now running in

The Gu-ardialn for Fcnnell &| Chand- ler, is reproduced in thelnst issue of Brains.

Rev. Dr. G. M. Cwmpbcll delivered

an able address on the- work of the Camaldlsn Bible Society before the Anglican Synod ab Halifax, last week.

Rev. George and Mrs. Ormam will

be happy to receive their friends on Thursday afternoon and evsning,July Sth, at the parnanage Vernon River Bridge.

Mrs. D. D. Morrison h'ae returned'

to her home in Charlottetown miter visiting, friends in Maple Avenue, Bt. Catherines, the guest of Mrs. A. Mc- Lauchlan.

The N. B. and P. E. I. conference

passed a resolution expressing its high appreciation ofthe long, faith- ful and efficient services of Dr. J. R. Inch', as Chief Superintendent of Edu- cation in New Brunswick.

The Hiawatha Lodge of I. 0. 0. F.,

Kentville, prruented Rev. W. R. Tur- ner with an address and al Past' Grand Collar, as a mark of esteem and ap- preciation of his services during his stay in Kentviile. Mr. Turner is known to many in this Provvimcel.

All Guardian advertisers should phone 132-3 daily up to 6 p.m., and after that hour 133. For subscrip- tions phone 132-2 up 'to 6 p. m., s/nd for news phone 133 at any hour up to 4 al. m. When 133 does not respond ring 124. It is a. waste of time except to phone as above.

The P. E. I. Baptist Association

will ‘msc-t in Alexandra' on' Friday morning July 2nd. Doiegaltes will take trnin for Hazelnrook station where teams will meet alll regular trains on Friday, Saturday, and Monday. Among the delegates attend- ing will bo Gcrrgc Wood of Alba/ny and .lo'ln Dawson of Cape Traverse.

At the regular meeting Thursday

night of Brookfield division S. O. T. the following ofiiccrs were elected for the ensuing quarter:-W. P., May Oxenllam; W. A., Ena Mmcheod; F. F. Jennie Dollar; H. B., Mamie Mac- sweurl; A. R. S., Annie MacLeod; Tres, Josie Macsween; Chaplin, May Maerirrlald; Con., Flora Macleod; A. Con., Sadie Mafcsween; I. S., Hlarry Yolin-kcr; 0. S., Angus Macleod; Or- ganist, Sadie Malcliean.

:Inman Picnic-Tllere will ire a rl.-

union of the Inma/n’s amd the/in con- nections at the Inman homestead now ownmi by S. Cwmrfron, Hlalmptlon, on the afternoon of July 15t~`n, 1909. No invitations but thin ad. G!-3dr2i.

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".~_a r_ if -‘/~',\' -W...-.. als, . Bishop Taylor-Smith, Chaplain General of

the Brill-h Army has kindly given lil.-pollnlrc sion in publicly ntnio that he im-int varioll-

tilnnn orrlnrnd multiplies of Muihel'slll'»< Sell ann Train Sir-k Itflnlr y nnll that he has found!

most effective.

Reoulnnlcndod edltorlllllv hy auch nnpora nl London Daily Express “Mi U10 nross lwuol'l\l~l ly in Great Britain. Anlllyzerl by3i|»_C|\“|¢ A. Cameron C.li.M. li. Gllaralltoerl perfectly harmless and if not s=\tl<factnl~y money rcflllld od. \Vr|t.o for booklet. |u-can notiuol- and tmltl monlals from prominent people. Forsale at all fli-st-clllss drllzgisls _or send rllrnct to Moiherlill Remedy Co" 265 Cleland Bldl. Detroit, Michigan. I9 Sl. Bride Str. Landon. ll. C. For nalf and lemlllillelldod in Chnl~lotteto\\'n Hy lfeddln Bros. A. W. Rcddin. (loo. E. urrhes. C. D. Rankin and .~l. W. Gourlic. dllnlmew-irio.

Fine Leather Purses and

Hand Bags

We ll we a nice line of V

leather goods in purses, hand bags, collar and cuff sholders, which 'we offer at very special prices.

You really can’t afford

to overlook these goods, if in need ofa nice purse or bag.

G F. Hutcheson

Jawoller A Opdsian

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STANLEY BROS. THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

You’lI Need These When You Go To The Shore

, BATHING SUITS

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Ladies’ Styles.

“Let’s go for a dip” is an every day

cry at the seaside and if you want to en-

joy your “dip” you’ll have to be prepared

beforehand.

We have everything you want at

most reasonable prices and can lit you out

in a few minutes.

Misses’ Styles

A large, roomy bathing dress of navy

lustre, well and strongly made. Collar'

and cuffs trimmed with either

white duck or lustre,3o in bust

Bathing Caps

lining

utel y waterproof

A large well made dress of navy

Same quality and made as the

above except that it has a square neck. The belt, cuiis and collar are trimmed

1 with navy blue duck with a

fine white spot. Size 34,4o,42

The most popular capisold today

Grey rubber cloth cap with a checked

I A sateen cap that comes in navy

hlue,sky and whitc.Rubber lined 45c ea '

All rubber caps in red only. Absol

Men’s Bathing Suits

A bathing dress of the best quality

of navy blue lustre made in the sailor

lustre, sailor collar and neck tied with Style- The couar and singlet are trim_ lustre scarf. Sizes 36, 38, 40 ' ° '

med with white braid . Sizes 36. 38 $585

Best quality lustre in the shade of

ed worn at all the American beaches.

ailor collar. Sizes 36, 38

Bathing Shoes

The favorite style low cut slipper

with tape fastenings, black pr while 40° our

Bathing Tow els

25c ea

Au absolutely essential part of the

dip is the proper use of the towel after coming out of the water. Cotton or

75c ea

linen, Turkish towels I8c to 6Oc as

sleeves

One piece plain navy

blue cotton swimming suit 90°

One piece navy and

white stripe fancy weave

bathing suit quarter

W? 5

Plain navy bllle (all

wool) cashmere bathing suit

two pieces. Quarter

sleeves / I ° `

Two piece navy blue ...__

Plain navy blue all wool

cdsllmere one piece suit with

sleeveless

patent skirt attached 2.25

(all wool) cashmere suit. A

Quarter sleeve. Bottom of I

skirt and trunks as well ends I / W

of sleeves have three ,ii .~ '

white bands '

Boys’ trunks both light and dark colors from me to 4oc a piir. Boys’ one piece bathing suits, navy blue cotton 380 each.

Water wings . Lots of fun 35c a pair.

SOME THINGS TO REMEMBER

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Hair Nets loc, 25c Mendings 3 and 5c card Knitting wools all kinds Hai,-pins 3,; to 5¢ Buttons all kinds _ Wash belts io to 6oc es.

Safety pins 5.; (|01, Dress shields l5c to 5oc pair Frlllings all kinds Elastics all width Tapes 5c a block Basket suitcases 65e, Boo ea Halpins 3 for 5¢ Pins 5c roll Embroidery thread all makes Needles 5c packet “Invisible” 5c roll Stock and collars i5cea up Threads all standard milccs Curlers all kinds Auto veils all colors 69c ea.

Chil:lren’s bloomers blk sateen 4oc pair. ' Will c wash skirts. Muslin, duck and repps at $2.75, $3.25 ea.

Ladl s' sweaters coat styles, all colors $1.69, $2.50, $3.25.

STANLEY BROS. 1

lo you swin 1 no You Danes

FOR 'III OCOAIION.

We sorry a line or Bathing Trlmks,

Tights and lines. We can nt an! ell ken two yoan 60 men of eighty. Childnn°s, boys' and youths' from llc to lfic; mars Ie, 30c, we

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to 8 00 Yours for correct swlnlning apparel JI. Patou A Oo. 6-19dtf.

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Beer 81. Weeks for funiv

ture, carpets, curtains, cotton,

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Heinz Swcct Pickles

25c pcr qt.

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