.~ ...

...It nays

...Mrs. Gordon

in this Pi-bv`in¢¢. _ ...rue s. s. Louwziss- cept. my, _ t , _ _ _

. ~ . I arrived ln Bouris yesterday.-J. ’ _ ' _ ' ' ;ex°\u°sloii lsre on

‘has been . --...r 1-~» _ -The "Leader" churn leads them i1’t Du Ulisns and

very seriously ill NrM Wi

_ ...___

...The Morning Daily Guardian eau

‘ be obtained at H. J. Mabon's drug- store, Sourlsi ' 4-4drtf.

...Michael McD0nald,one of Commer-

cial Cross' best iuruiers and citizens is very critically Ill.-M. '

...The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at W. A. Johnstone's, n Montague. . il-Sdrtl. t

...Mrs. D. W. McKinnon and daugh-

ter, Montague, left yesterday morn- h

ing for ri trip to Boston and New York.-M

w

...Mary Campbell, Montague, arriv- re

ed home from Boston to BDeIHl_ UW ti summer with her parents at the an

Commercial Hotel.-M.

...Wilson Chencll and Iils daughter

Etta. Souris, who have been visiting G for the past two weeks in the Mag-

dalen Islands returned home yester- .ne

duy on the liudy Sybil.-J. _ m

S

B

sing and subscriptions in Bouris d vicinity should be handed to "

him. 2-10drtt. Um

_..._ .life _tht

.

u

ha

...At the annual school meeting of

liollo Buy East School the w IH"

_ _ _ 1”# " is hibltliig the running at large all llo- N

niestic animals was put in force the

smile to take place July 15,0' Tllc lol' tl lowing reeves were appoliihll ll-Jlllln an

1*. ltlclloiiald, Frank Peters, John J. llcagle.

_.Any two coatmakers, pant and

...Loan W. Washburn, manager of wie

Washburn Theatrical Co., was in ouris yesterday.-U. ¥__

ads, was a passenger to Sourls yes- D: erdsy by S. B. Lady Sybil.-J. pa

...Mrs. Margaret Livingstone and

.___ 0111

ws, advertising and subscriptions Mn Montague and vicinity should be nded to him. 2-9rtf. _

,__ C€ll

_.MI-s. Guns ni Mission city, no., 0011 _ _

},(,,,,e ,.i,,m,,,,. hm. sister M,.,.,_ M_ ;<;l;i;rn_e_ilut;¢_;nl;ii;(I:li;i;1‘;»,_ag-glignxis mi; guaranteed right. 6-26dnithrw1w. day Bo

» 1 I i - -» _ _ _ ---' '-

iiecilulllllzih OfSnlliil)ir:'u:i[luf‘»alllllgahe,rlift-djr 011198 WGN Year M10 feC‘"V'3d his d°` -There are a. great many washing Following fire th” mr” “nd tml"

r daughter Catharine, Mt. Hope "

--I

improv~, ...Nell and Mrs Ross, Dlngwell's all. All alien" lronithe Bmillts- _ '

Mills, were in Bouris`*ie|terda.y.--'J.

_ ` “ 5

...A teacher is wanted for Oorravilleff

School as will be seen by classified- -

ud. ` ‘ I

sid

ace, McKay- ir Oo., Ltd., Eumm

h, both with cargoes of hard coal _.A11 nes", adv"-tisinz and wb- gntherliiir one ol plessiliqg tgomlill-ll fxiend' the Rdnge °f art and stovg'

F G Jordan Bom." is Guardian from New York arrived in Summer- gcriptigns |n Albefton and vicinit amussineri. to all patrons As Bourlsls makers Skill,_a range that WE WI-ll

_ . _r I ' _ p,mnm,,,e_ ,md an news_ ad,,e,_ noe yestei-asy.-s. _ siwuia be handed to H. c1ai~k,sgsut. l°»E_1'i§'»ll'frl'23l’1l.°l'>f§'»lll{'J‘S°i'l"5l'§l’{{§"R'§’€guarantee...to'save 50 per cent of

*pi _ ‘H Hanlon

1 25drti. lDy_b,e °l the year will be most en~ ymu- fugl _biu5_

m - ’ .m~'| . _

wish to thank their friends for -Save time and labor by using s Splurls lllllllildosgdl'null-'rx-ldlldshlgllzsll-¥

kindness shown them durincg the Loudsn Hay Carrier. Bend your 0r-|galigsuvlggliguyht_hi;:_i;_r:ugre_a§D2f_ Ihesr- ben

illness of their little daugh er arrie dei- to R_ '1‘_ Holman 1_,imi1;ed, gum- M,,b,,u_ 0_ B" .1 _Dh _,, h *mf

“gig” x§§:;§€Qt,xf)u?ng(;l°' aff Il. who passed peacefully away on merside '6 29dr4i;liirhted all who being n W ° de

. - ' e

Province. ' -On Dominion

James and Mrs. Millma Alber

er.. I . _-_

s, .6-zedmthrwsw. ; -The Morning Daily Guardian can

____,__ ' " be obtained at Lai!erty_'a__'|.‘ons_ori3

Mrs. W. A. Brennan, of Summon l'“l'|0|'l} s“mm_°l`Qid°- __ 12"15"

e, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ' ' '°'“- _

` ----' ‘ M S , t H tel B u s- -The property _of the late Martin

' ('eEfg§on¢(l;o:_”n°y 8 0 F- D »-Shao, of Albany will be sold July. 7

as will be seen by sd slsswliare.

See handbills or enquirslfrom "E V '

.__ ye glasses lost on Great George

...Father Blacqulere. Masdalsn Is- ffm "atm" agwt about the special St-. l'°Wv»r¢i 0| ' $1.00 o 0 sd or

l`

M

in arrangements for the Dominion return at E W T 1 _ . _U rszgdlah `

y races at the Summerside driving ‘ ‘ 97 ° " ' Th _ ' '

k' ‘ 6'27d’M' -The schooner J. B. Martin has just,:fugc‘§§§5lg¢?§::f',;q*'q£;§§,§&Ea~s‘,?u{l\§ h thr e i _ated hooner A le arrived -with a hr” quantity 0' Kuo' "wud C um V

'I' e e nu sv H11 nun for Holmes, summsuius. on Tirasnsv, JULY 11 911. '-

ere in Sour,” yesterday__J_ Conlon and the Russian bark, Ruh-

1

Ever effort wi I be m I

hn B. Brown, Bayside, vlho rc Co., Summrrside, are headquarters "B *md “U ff’ the

tly graduated from 'l‘uft's llcntallfor coil spring and all other kinds of `G};EAT SUURIS TEN OF 1911- ege with the degree D. D. :l.has|wire. The quality and mic. ne thehgalxd me ggyhgriovzheuigagtoraglleé

. . lt .-

absence of many years.-M. Kfee (Mm LB“d9~ machines on the market, bit the New |a"§;I;i;m;en E 1

rf

il

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_:_

a » _ a e'

. l

...If Montague Furnishing Co Lid.,

V* us in.: I ui 'r fi

MOHl&gllC, P E I merside about 10 30 ii ni and le €1nn°:1,nzJu:/m,,o:fh;,':'"e un ue' “Y

If U" return at 10 p'_m' ers stables inr JohnM

_ u - .

i_`|i ' _ ‘ . , 0 ' . . . "L_ '

|’ ’- I

"4 '- 1; ' _ - - - I " ' ' " "'- dns noon and olror _' _ ___ ,_ ln5_s-using-3 '__ is _gg -_-a_.r ii ,_| mmfninz Jun" 21’ to

W 0 _ Ilvllfl S¢-1'@lfel'H Buy. noon. John

' ` O ` ` ` Moroll over night. Thursdii io

_ ve

...imtriek st John and H. 1.1. Mug iff _ _ e

bon, Souris, spent a very ll 011511" , _. , afternoon Monday along the shores of bm" 15 FY” U” July U' _ Mr Fortiine the beautiful luring the sil -

`vcry seatrout with enticing flics from the placid waters and ere the lengthening: shadows stuid their

sport 50 large speckled beauties were l safely bzisketed. One weighing 3 lbs. 9 f' nz. was presented to Mayor Hughes l~

by I-I. J. Mahon, being the largest trout taken b an of the fishermen

nrd's, Soiiris, to hclp with' the rush. sid suits and trousers wanted foi the ag

*»°i`.oinc to the Orange ton. at l‘-lull* __ ttetown on July 12th and l|elp_ the ,,,,, Id. Island (Jrphanagc. 6-201131. he

R.

y y *'l"atnn __& (lq:f_ _are closing out Ml

this Seaso,,___J_ ' their m'illll1el“y"‘l'1t‘hnlf price today. le

I

Negligec slih-is, cuff

t

_¢_ = chi

Ii fl.,

an

»\~

Toggery

This is the weather

for Suiniiier Fiirnisliings and we are ready for 'it with zi snappy, up-to thc- iuiuute stock.

W e ask you io- see lines uieuiioucd below.

s aitriclied, coat siylc. '

Plain and l"ai1cy............... . .........75c lo $2.00 each

Uiiclerivear of the cool kiud,Full or Aihlc- __

Black and Iuiucy Ho

_ 1 tic Suiis....,............. .........75c lo $5.00 persuit

rl 1 x _- ~ \ \

siery, in Lotion, bilk

isle and Silk......... . .....T..l5c, 25c lo 60c

Belts in Black, 'lzii1, Grey, Brown willi

__ nohby b1icl<lc......................... ........35¢,50c,00c

I- \ rs _ ‘ .

Collar :ind lic Sets in four shndcs......50c per sei

m w Z

Soft Collars in

colors, very natty.

and 351: e ch

` Suuiiucr Neckwear in Novelty patteriis _

_ in Silk just iu.......55c, 50|: lo 751:. Washable '

;|i ._ if] to 50c each

IA . 'I 1. E

Every thing :i mau wears but the shoes. _

D. A. Bruce

-l ' . . _ '~ “O pen Evenings" Victoria Row <1’ 1:,

_lil r 1- -f .

lf._ ._ _ _ ,.-

nuuullllflli.

V-__,, fi. _ *wil } `l\,

_, , wfxz 15.

.__ ,_'._.'§...;;

.‘-1 '€\5~ 5-

f s

lI‘ ._

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Reasonably Priced Parlor

Furniture - '

In parlor Suites wc can offer :i woiidcrfully large range,

both In quality and price, io select from, and are confident that we can cquxil and cveu be-ai thc offers of any mail order concern.

We sell for cnsli-no credit wliatcver, :ind thus are able

to give our pniroiis lo\\'¢-si possililc prices.

Three and five piece parlor suites, $10.00 up, freight pre-

jnizl. Saiisfactioii guiirriiiiccd

' _,il

_]_s .1

08 IM

th

CU

pe sp

`cIinrivariers made much amusemen

po

‘M

.wo th

kn his

was at first supposed that be hm gone to visit one or both of l'is sis ters, one of w-hom lives twenty miles

out , ton par

since hc mysteriously disappeiiied in Bangor, Me., for home about the last

yea and

home he wrote rcguliirly to has wr- ents and this adds to their fears that

he a cd ten is _ ro nf

fate

hold in Su-lmnerside in the Masonic

lla]

niimhc`r of delegates were in attend- ance. The morning session was taken

up of tee

wh

bers

Lodges. In tho evening the following ofllcers were Installed i-ii ofllcei M1 W.

W.-Hon H. C. McDonald, Char-

lottetown; M. W. D. G. W.-John Tu Profit, Alberton; M. W. G. S. W.-A._

McKay, Summersirle; M. W. J. G.

W.-K. il. Mclican, Soiiris; M. W. G. 'I'-rcas.-Alex Hnrnc,' Charlottetown;

W. G. Secy.-W. I’. Dollll, Chur-

lottetown; M. W. G. Chap.-Rev I-lcnry Harper, Port Hill; M. W.’ G.

G.

S.

M.

hoct M. tic;

Charlottetown. It was decided to

hold

Lodge in Alberton. A special train

charge of Conductor Munroe with

;;_ltfl"g brethren 'rom the eastern colts,and the question wlllbe settled at

in

[|I`

ANN OUNGEMENTS fill'

‘ wh celebration of an auspicious event.

i'.h_c

guests. The bride looked ver cliarming in cream poiigec s.i‘k. Th

hai some and costly attesting to th

farm in Darnley, recently y-uv'clias- and his winter's earnings were in- iled to complete the payment. lt understood that his parents are in mmuiiiciition with the Bangor chief police in tho hope of finding some

clue to his whereabouts or to his

A-The meeting of the Grand Lodge

-thc olllcers and standing commit-_l . and the afternoon session thc|

election of ofllcers took place after

ii-.Ii the visiting brethren enjoyed

ii sail on the harbor on the stennierl llndeque, the guests of the retiring Grand Manl.cr.Wil|iam Stewart, re-, fresliments heiiig served by the mem-

W. G. J. I).-W. H. Crozier, Bal-

iss Florence E., was united in ina

e midst of about f»i't.y inxite

iiple were unattended. After th

Ceremony a very dainty wedding sup

i' was served. The evening wa

_ _ t

ent in music and conversation. Th

piilarity of the bride and groom.

-Considerable uneasiness is felt

concerning Albert Roach, snn o James Roach, Darnley, si-iys ine Pio neer, who is supposed to have left lialllzor, Mc., for homc about the las

March and of whom nothin ha

lbeen heard since. Mr. Roachg had ' rked in the Maine woirls during

e winter and was seen in luiugo

during the last week of lllarcli, pre siima-bly on his way home. It is

own that he carried on his person

winter’s earnings, about »'>l.50. It

l

of Bangor and the other in lies.- , but neither the sisters nor his ents have heard anything of him

rs of age, and was 'ilw-iys scber _indiisl.rious. When away f:-im

has met with l'Ju1 p‘.1jv. He owns

1I‘. and A. M. of l‘. E. 1. was

l, opening at 11 o'clock. A large

with the receiving nf the report'

of King liiram and Mt Lebanon

.-(leo A. Lane, Charlottetown;

M. W. G. Tyler-John Hobbs,

the next session of the Grand

of the ,Province arrived in S m

entertained the Sunday Schoolllllld Rural Daily BB W¢ll 85 B11 !10WlBrada1b§nn_ ldren and a number of then- and renewal subscriptions, should be|Emem|d _y,mc_ ends Refreshments were served llllllilcfl £0 MlBS A1115' G Bl1l`l'0WS» 8 Fredericton.

rl music and games whlled awa

Street. 1-25di't!.

In Wednesday evening, .Tune 21, l- (jharlottntowm _ _ _ 90 liomc of J. P. and Mrs. Leard. -A well attended and representat-,York. . . . _|_ _ _ _ 90

rlcarltown, was the scene of an inter- ive meeting of the Summerside Con- Bedford. . _ _ , _ _ _

ting event when their dnii_i'litcl‘. servative Club was held in the Labor Tracadie _ _ _ _ _ ___

r- Union Hull last evening at which del- Mt. Stewart. , _ a ._

.riage to Frederic B. Llowtlier, Lode- egntes to the eneral c v

lque. The ceremony was perform-e

by

, g on ention from St. Andrew’s. _ _ _ _

d- the three polling divisions were ap-_‘ Douglass. _ __ _ ,_

the dev. Hiiminond .lohiison inl pointed. The election of odlccrs for Lot 40. . . . . . .

di the ensuing year also took place and M0rell_ _ , _ _ _ _ y|rcsulted as follows: President-J. El Mldgell. . . . . . _ e, Wyatt; M. L. A.; Vice President.-|St. Peter's . . . .. . 0 (West) Coun. Gallant; (Centre) Umm Five Houses. , . , . - Mcliellan; (East) H. P. Wood; Sec;-e- Selkirk. I . _ _ __ _ s tary -Heath Strong; Treas-E. Mc- St- Cllaflml- - ~ ~ e Neill.-S. _ ~ Bear River. . . . . . . _.___ lNew Zealand. _ . ..

,The presents were numerous and were -Hon. H. P. Emmerson, M_ 1110,- Harmony, _ _ _ _ _ _ 15

id e_ Westmoreland, N. B., arrived by tm Souris Arrive!

|l»_`.inpress last evening to “Mend the Leave Souris for Rich . p_ _ liberal convention which meets in LW-V.c Souris for Uh'towii branch 5.45 Summerside this evening. In the af-`

f tcrnoon M. Emmerson will address ii. Murray Hamor' ° ' ‘ meeting in the Union Hall at 2 p_ M“1"`“_Y Rlvef- - ~ .

in. Tomorrow Friday. Mr. Emmerson Hopchem ' ~ ' ° '- '

tl will also address a meeting of the wand. Island' ' '

H Liberal clecters of West Prince in 0'- Melville' ‘ ' ' ‘

-_Leary Hall at. 2. p`. ni.-S. ’S“"`@¥- - » - .

_ S

Park on Dominion Day. Free for all _Purse $200-Vesta Bo 2

C. Hooper, Charlottetown; Zealott, M. McKenna, Vernmi River; (lamp- helton Belle, Harry O'Brlen, Elms- ilale; l‘arkli»n, _-I’. H. Brown, Char- lottetown; Cherry Ripe, Daniel Steele, Ilrlenwood, Malcolm Steele, Suinmsr- side. _ 6-Zfldli.

KlNAROS 38,086

is undoubtedly the comingsire of P.E. ls land. He will surely prove ii Nutwnod `to our horsemen. Just to see hiuflriit cron of oals one must be convinced. They are all args: perfect in conformation. smoothly flniaherhand n` broedy appearance. All bays or chestnuts with white star, and hind ankles white. beautifully marked. His dam is Oliestnut. one of the greatest producing mares on the Allen Stock Farm. hor wsnnlings sclllngfnr 3500.00. All owners ol hls foals, who has a miiru to breed. ure breeding hack to him again, and brlnzinga lot more with them. This ls the highest mark of honor that could be paid him liyou are undecided where l-0 breed Your mare.|ro see one of his

will leave own;

Dun-

y gent Summer Street. All news Hunter Riv,,,f_ _ _ _ _1

at proved to be ii most omoyiible should be given to J. F. Lailerty, -N9;-th wutshim_ _ _ 1_0

Guardian Correspondent, Water 1v111i;0n_ _ _ 90

_ ____ Fodlila. . . . . .. .

5 ,~,,?,§;j= ,Q2;3;"3;,;},;;';,i,;_;‘-,;j;;;='gg_g1‘;g<;I3155;.. i..'..'..'_ '.1 ‘ 1 ff. 5. ‘;’.:;'."‘:;“...‘:I:;";%‘~..?:.“:..?;'il;1"'5-ii'-l°ief-»=-~'III I I 11;ff..°“.‘;”...‘;§.‘i‘.“. theiiii I I 1 1 - ing' is_ |ow_ gwd ,ne fgsrlzrgggoaggi Passengers from stations bet

. --- Century (sold by Brace .'cKay & H b a t 1;," Wm hlave M“"`“y

t k t W B G-Agplicntlons litmi-tithe pfgsgion ol glial.. d tSur;_ime‘i~;§‘de)],3 _'cial' anyhow- 5;; gf ,':]_'5;`nd“'C'l;’_;;_,§'tf:‘t_'(')'32‘l Kg

t k , . . 'a r resen a ve a. ummer- e gc 0 e e es 'ere s. B ma ers can ge wo' H uzrsllollinegs iurwurdse to me Msn- s-zumtnrwzw. 73° “' "" “““ “"1 ‘"1 *M f°l1°Wl“s

r at Head oillce, Charlottetown, T_ I . Lailerty, the present esteemed re- -The Dominion Day races at the Station F I, I;“ " esentative finding it impossible to Bunimerside driving park on Satur-, A B pts' ote as inuch time as he desires to day, -July lst., will excell all sxpec- mchm nd f 1 5 work, 6-7drtf. tations (three races in which 14 of';we1|i,,;¢o;,_-'_ _' ’ '$1'€5

_.__ _ the best horses in the Maritime 1’ro-,Misuuuche ` ' ' 1'25

U,,,.,,,,,,ti,,,, Day was fittinglylmq vinces take part.) Speclul trains SL Eleanoxas ' ' ' ' .

st pleasantly celebrated on t.he East and West. 6-27d3l.» summergideg autiful grounds of Captain William "`°"' ,New Annan

chords, of Bideford, Lot 32, when '“Au_1§dV°l'ti9ln2 in 3“_mm°"9id° Kensington _ , »

rs. J0im_1uchsras and Miss 1-‘_ col- and vicinity for The Morning Daily Frsetow

_ _ I _

-(

_ ’ schedule :-

r-li->-it-»° ' 'A'

.... O-4 sssaii F

- UID!

85 5

ie

x00 0

Royalty J'nnc'. '. '. .f no

epwmmmmmz l-- - ' <§g$3§E°

90 80 80 80 70 70

.21 9.33 9.42 9.48 10.01 10.08 10.14 10.21 10.30

_ 10.45 inond 5 50

60 50 50 4 45 '35

'ah 25

ay_“mH__~HH :>:>¢»-li-' ' lo'-'-' econ-\v\_§';v153§§

1.00

d,-we m ,md get In 1 d dr t f Georgetown anll_Mt. Stewart can go the vessel. Hurd 00:1 ailvdiltles rl)0:'by regular "")r"'"g t"“"5 .‘]“1yul'h‘ I ,,,,,._t0,, -every month so buv “0w.rctu§n:ng12hy reirulnr morning trains

and avoil i h"} ~` 011 UY - _

` my "K “ ‘“‘°’ Wéfgg-, d F1. . J.\Mi-is Mcoiinin, - _-my 1' 6-2i_}d2i. _ _ Secretary.

- - I t .

nday the 26th June. __ _ Remember the da as N" ag

y and date and Se

-Fencing Wire!!! Brace McKay& °°"°°l an other ‘*“§“5°m°"tB Wd R

Jo . _ - - ’ come o _ 3

u.li|. 5.25 - 5.88 ' 5.55 6.05 6.15 6.28 6.40 ($.55 7.l]_

7.04 17,22 ii

'7.87 7.48 8.12 8.27

8.36 8.48 8.55 9.12 9.15 9.20 9.32~ 9.37 9,40 9.58 10.40 10.19 10.25 10.32 10.30 10.47 11.00

III

a.m. 5.30 5.43

Qggmmpm cena: - c` U-€=l'\g;G`\2

i7'.23 7.35 7.47 7.57 WGCII

,li _ l3""|l-,ll , Ilmi every housekeeper rcipiimn in u new slow when deciding' to purchase. She

___ -'_-»--_ -.~- --...~.___ wiinls to be assured ‘

»’ THAT il will bake every clay neil cvnry- hoiirduriug that day.

THAT il will not use loo min Ii fncl. ‘

» » . Iv 0 I H ‘ amen oone . e el :'oil-:"i’°';?|lls :lf-5, There R Several Things U 0. -_--1-'1

=’-<».-2"-s=;i=>§.'-’ 'elf-2.=='=‘-.E ‘~1l'<-°'~1'-so Ll§.s_|;%i:_l‘i;_fgoIélisfIIanl-ls ul:do:l:te.il_l’|hl:

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'f|_‘ »__ _ 1.. '-_'@_~_.

2- 133, _ ` ‘fig ¥~`.J

ll lllf' lv olive

_ ` circular describing ii.

»:/`,.f ..

.

- - _ _ ' I 'r. oonnoN_Ivns._. _

_- _,,-__-,-__»-_»» _~ -~p1 _wlvdrtl Monmuv.

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` l _ _ _ l`ll \T li will not be, a consliinl hill of e§|*mnse_f`or repails. - -~ »

,_, _ These are the features we have lnlccn particular care io secure in the

ENTERPRISE MONAR-CII STEEL RANGE.

In addiiion il has miiny conveniences and labor saving di vices uol found on any r range Thal`n why il’.1 recognized nw lhe BEST. Sold by lbs most reliable dealers in every province in Canilda. Ask for

T35..'i!l.TF!¥l'F!§*?..._'9”!lPFY °°_¢_ 5*°'“""'~E- llf. ~~»° -'f-=»f-»°<»--- - .

e ui srsesvery no u mm. -’° `

.l%_I_i2;\£?F`s;_El::a3£‘nl¢on lille. Island _.

l02gr1= hltllole #021119 nlzreonl’

G mills is rs no iron yawn can

DoMINIo-N my RACES 1

I . ~ " " _

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The following are the entries of tns e

races on the Svummerside Drivin

Summerside speed and breitling clllll' W1s°’ner Hotel' Albenon' P-'EJ' Memlnwmm 2_1” R_ Mason' Char: Contains 16 completely furnished _ lottetown; I.,etO,.f,,_ _,_ 0_ Bryan' rooms. All hardwood floors down- l

Iggarllotteéiuwn; Cngrry Hips, p,,niei|stalrs and hot water heating. Has ee e, iummersi . 2.29 t t d ` _~ ' . . pace_pume $100_(§mge___ Hggmggalgogdjgfszn,1_<:elioi1se,_;'e§r1gnio,ctcd _ Kelly, Charlottetown; Bonanza y 0W’. goo lon” an p,~;ncet0,,_ -1-_ C_ Edgett C,ha,,l0tt,,_ wagons, two slcviglis, and i slovcn, town; Hilda S., Albert Stewart, liarness,etc_. Situated directly op-

Sflllthvoff Baby Boy P- S- Brown. posite depot Corner lot 75 X i - _ » . . _ 7_~, L-harlottcto n. 2.40 t t l - -

liurse $100XMinnie nIl'lI(rtirl)ih‘;>ei1d dcip' Everynlmg complete' For

Kelly, (`-hitrlottetown; Ghorge ll., H. Sal

at a bargain. .

at WISINER HOTE

Albert

Kola-Bigie a Sparkling. Clear Cool Drink

»Tlicrc`s no drink that is so rcfresliiiig, cool and delicious as KOI./\-BIGIE. _

ll.'s pure and wholesome lou.

Sold by all good deslcrs§made by

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ere is the cook’s and bakeris

Range that will cook, bake_and tthe water, at the same time. Range that we will put up

me before buying your new

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A J MCDONALD.

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- Duties of all sizes types

alnst any range made in Canada. We have 3 131-gg thg

ordinary, single, medium, and

Sole Agent for P. E. I. dmlble dmies and _~ We _ 3

x 93 Sourls

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6 zsdfmrwtf ' present building ,a number of

ft, _double end power don-les

Comfortable, 1 Cool and Slylish . Summer Suits

Our summer suits for 'V

men strike the top note in cool, coiiifortzible eleg- ance. They are finished by 1naster,__tailors from _ choice materials, splend- ,, idly constructed piece by piece in the latest styles, with au cyc to comfort as

well.

If you want real coin-

fort you’1l have to sec our suits-t;herc’s no

better made.

Prices range from $8.00 ;

Reuben Tuplin & Co Kensington P. E. I.

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In making the “G01-d’

` Bond’ Shoe" none but

experts em- - played. Examine a

$

which we will sell with a 2 1.2 H.

P. Imperial llldlidlled _for

25100, F. O. B. Car Souris.

L. and N. PAQUET.

Souris

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ei us save you money in your wlnis. lor

Carriages '&-llarnesns

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our stock is compietqeonsisting

of Buggies and Road Waggons of all styles, Express Waggons, Harness, 'l‘i'uck Waggons, Farm Oartsy. Cart Wheels, etc. -» _

We guarantee highest quality of _

goods nt prices lower than can bese-

ciired elsewhere. '

ll<=l>1\ifiln: in all branches promptly

attended to. '

J OIIN McLEAN 4! .SON,

Montague

5-isfiiwtiiuminili-ti. " " _

Dominion. lIay_._S|iorIs

at Murray Ilarbor

ray Harbor No i058 I O F

A big tea meeting will be held nt_lie beautiful grounds at Mac# lions Point. Murray Harbor; on _ Saturdziy July ist next. A dinner table willbe provided. - . ' '

'1`ick_c-ts for dinner table 40 cents

each, tickets for len, adults `2`55ct§ chlldreu_ i5 cts. A well stocked

sallooln fvillcbeon the! groans.; in

W IC Ce. learn all tfg

willybc sold. _ W “$8

In coniiectiou w th the above the

folloiviiig Boat I acel will take lace. -

up, under the auspices of Court Mur-

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Finer MswrBsiis¢qliip|§¢¢1q_.i¢h

_- 2,39 and 3 ll. 2,

lziilrniice fee 5_p¢¢s`¢qsh_

SECOND Molor B ` i d

with' 3,'§. 40ll`l‘ll:"4§}2ullJ,Pl’.

_- Engines. Eulrnn `

cis each. _ `. o$‘~'!”'z"5

P1\x{I I ' l i

RD Motor, `B"'t ' ‘ I d

win. Engl.; lféfiqg lg. £0 2.0 H. P. Entrance -fee $_i.oo-each. " '-

FOURTH sailing Rscyfor Lobster

B°=\ls»lw<> ings: ri . En- trance fee go cts s

F`ll'TH Sailing Race, for Lilb-

ster Boats sloop rlg. En- trance fee 50 cts each. `°

SIXTH Flatboitoui Dory rowing'

race manned with 2 men. Entrsce fee 25 cis.

_N°f le-“S than four boats to eater

pllll' _ and bE T ln each class n_or less that? to fts`l*t_ c0nvlnced_ in race ltngmes musthe ti" Haiti'

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have been or vi-ill be ln' lcflia 0

work during season. 'Motor bose; built exclusively for racing not al- owed in any of shove classes. ‘r

All above classes open to P. EL!

land Nova Scoiis_._u _ nog ` °'<_>l>'=ziv=sin_ I ’ A130 ~ - 4 ~ ~

patent, _Tan and Black.

uso. me

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order. C ` _ timels o ‘

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undersigned ` " .‘ "fl _

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