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THE GUARDIAN, OHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE 1, 1001. , g

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AT the Police Court yesterday morning

John R an for bein drunk was fined $1 *

‘ Y 8

orb days. Albert P. Allen for the same

°fl’°~°°f°°°lv°4$1° °f20f1=r=- A181 M°°_

` Fadyen for drunkenness paid into the

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS Bust STORE ,,,,.,,,,,,,,5,,,,,_

p E.\"rEaTA1NmEN'r. Remember the pub-

_ lic entertainment by the Loyal Crusaders ` _"" in Wright’s Hall on Monday evening ati

S\,\N 5 _ 7.30. Selections on the Pbcnogreph and

F, ~ g _ Autoharp and recltations by the child

N D E R wfsfe . ren Silver collection. Doors open at 7. \l , . Enter taiument at 7 30 Come earl

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P What’ MIDDLETON Norms.-Mr. Chas. Craig _ 1 \» 4' ""’ ` ‘ hasadded several very flue cows to his ° \4 " already excellent herd. -Mrs. Francis

J ,_ Q To_DM.__In case 05 doubt’ take an Hainmiel, who had a very severe attack '_ Q13. ' g __ _J/51;' ‘» umbreum of sickness, is, we are,glad to hear, some-

, \ *" ;§lii@§§l‘§j`a{ .___ what better.-Our carpenters, Messrs

€&1

> $6

` I , ,_A _v_,,_>__ * _ a . -V _,xi _.£.}_,_

at the Crusaders' Concert on Monday

s A. menoriai.

Are you thinking about

your men-ure lor that new we would like to see yon. We the kind of gicds that w-ll please cur prices are very reasonable.

EVN! $3.00 worth you buy entitles

"N f°1'. youreelfcr some one else so e full course in the bneineee college. petition will remsinopen till July lotb, we for the course. t

% \“ ?**@ _ THE Execution of Mary Queen of Scots Hen d Wmla Robert are dom 9: \ .lf Th°L°‘diU8 Fllhl0llll_>l0 Tllllk- f is ff' “ Season

“£2 WHITEWEAR ‘.2...;..;..

AN ELEGANT DISPLAY of Crisp, New White

\/Vear, made as only experts can make it. The value and variety, the fit and 'finish of every piece, coupled with the very low prices, make an offering of very un- usual interest. Sale all this week.

*il-- STANLEY BROS.

Night Gowns

4 .t »

,H _ LOT 1-Made of nne cotton. -_ £ \ tucked yoke, trimmed lonsdale

' prices

@$ frills and embroidery insertion _ pleat,

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LADT52

White ,Skirts

Well made of iine cotton, with wide hem and clus- ter of tucks only

45C each ,

The 90c Skirt is an un-

paralelled bargain, made full width with a wide frill, only

90C each

The next in quality is

an elegant Skirt, it has a wide embroidery frill and cluster of tucks, and the price

$l.25 each

Umbrella Skirts, made

extremely full, wide mus- lin frill, torchon lace and insertion, only

$l.90 each

An elegant range of

higher priced Skirts, ele- gantly trimmed, frills of

§;is1in, embroidery and

e

$2.35, $3.85 up to $6.50 each

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ii- ,f'*

`.".¢- ./I

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Everythin that is

good in LADl%S’ VESTS 1s

Long sleeves. short sleeves and

no sleeves at all. We have them all sizes and prices in cotton. wool. and h f wool; broad ribs, flue

here.

al ribs and plain,

6c,8c, ice, nc, i8c, 25c, 306.

ssc. 4sc. ssc. one and 119

Ladies’ Aprons

An immense stock of Wave

Lawn Aprons, the beet wehme ever shown, and in, most cases <1

a which the? are ma1‘k0 .

aire bary the cost o the mater

At ioc eacn

bib. and wide hem at bottom, only

16c ,

At nc each.

Bib tucked and frilled, trimmed

embroi ry and 1nsertion,22c each

de .

At 3zc each.

lios.bo 11188? andedging only32c

each.

Made of fine lawn, with frilled

each

embroidery frilled, wide tom trimmed embroidery n ' ‘ , , .

rs

Bib

t 0 e at 45c; occ, 75c, $|.io

Infants’ Slips $1.20 and $2-I0

656 each

LOT 2-Made of fine cotton

with bands of embroidery inser- tion and lonsdale frills, high neck.

95C each

LOT 3-Empire style, trimmed

embroidery insertion yoke and rivers lonsdale frills,

$l.20 each _

LOT 4-Hem stitched, tucked

front. fine embroidery trimming on collar and sleeves. '

$l.60 each

Other lines elegantly trimmed,

fine tucks, embroidery insertion and Torchon lace.

1.95, 1.25,, 2.15 up is sam

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_.!¢"!\_

Drawers

Made of fine cotton with wide

hem, hemstitched, l

` 20C per pair

LOT 2-Trimmed with _ cluster

of tucks and Torchon edging.

286 per pair

LOT 3-Trimmed with cluster

of tucks and wide liemstitched frills,

35C per pair

LOT 4-Trimmed with Wide

lonsdale frills, and a cluster of tucks,

J " 508 per pair

. _ 5 il ` Others-6542, _72C, 95C, or ‘>' and $l.25 per pair,

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Corset Covers

mae erase cotton. plain wk.

high neck, loc each.

_-f Embroidery £1-1mmed,high neck.

z5c each. Embmiaerytrimmins 011 110°?- sleeves and front. 35° “ich-

- ' ok . b10i50¥I

t.,-,‘Hem-lriggltiiiiiuiidech, fioiiin and y0k6

_ 5oc each. 1

French Corset Cover. £113 b‘!_°k»

,up_

_ _ V _ - ~”' , 5

f t.torcho'n lace and heb!

l

4 others sc Sw. $1-2_5- 5'-6? °“§-

STANLEY ”“°”‘°

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next.

THE P. E. I. Presbyterial will meet in

the Church at North B edeque on 3rd and 4th of July. _

ANY smart boy with afair education

who desires a situation, should applyat this office.

THE regular weekly meeting of the \V. C. T. U. will be: held next Monday* evening at 7.30 dclock. A large attendance requested.

FRANK STEPHEN leaves to-day for Orono, Me., where he will be met by Trainer Mack and put in shape for the Buffalo games.-Halifax Herald, May 3rd_

THE following circular has been receiv-

ed by the Secretary of the Queen’s County Rifle Association. “Owing to the fact that many rifle ranges will not be ready for us before the middle of June, and as it is desirable thatall teams should fire the matches upon the same days, the Executive have decided to alter the date of the lst June to July 6.” Those inter- ested will take notice and govern them- selves accordingly.

_ _YVHEN the gates of the tourist traffic are thrown open nature will be expected to charm the eye and delight the_iinest sen. sibilities of those who visit our city. T thoroughly enioy the fragrance of the new made hay or to feel the cooling breezes of ‘ the beach it will be necessary to secure a. mode of conveyance in keeping with the V wonderful era of development. A team supplied by Stanley’s Livery will not only supply the want but will aid to assimilate the nature of man with the refreshing scenery of our beeches.

THE funeral of Mrs. Byers will take

place this afternoon from Campbell road Baptist church, at 2.30. The remains will be interred at Camp Hill cemetry, Rev. J. J. Keiling will perform the serv- 'ice. Mrs. Byers llvel in Guvsnoro until she was 17 years of age, when she went to Charlottetown, P. E. I. She was married one year later, and lived their five years. They moved to Truro, and

' lived there two years, and then came to

Halifax, in 1881. Mrs Byers has one

=a husband and live. children.-Halifax Herald,May 30th.

MORTON F. Plant, Vice President of the Plant Railroad and Steamship System received many congratulations yesterday from his friends upon having sumclently recovered from a severe attack of typhoid fever, to be able to receive visitors. About one month ago Mr. Plant was in a criti- cal condition. His son, Henry B. Plant named after .his grandfather, the founder ‘of the Plant system, was also ill. Careful

‘ nursing and skilful surgery enabled Mr.

Plant to pass the critical stage of the disease in safety. Since then his recovery has been rapid and he is now out of all. danger. Henry B. Plant, who is about fifteen years old, has also recovered. The two are at their [home at No. 76 Fifty-sixth street.-New York Herald,

THE fifth Annual Convention of the P. E.I. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union willbe held in Charlottetown on June 10th to 21st inclusive. The Conven- tion will consist of executive oilicers, County Vice-Presidents, Superintendents, of Departments and twoor more delegates from each local Union. All members of Convention will be entertained, and names of delegates, and other members of the convention who expect to attend should be sent to Mrs. J. Matheson, St. Avards, Char- lottetown. Fraternal delegates are ¢xp¢¢|-,gd from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. We also expect Mrs.Ruther-

and successful Convention.

BEAGI-rs sToMAcH ss Livnn PILL

25 cents. at all dealers

sister and two brothers. Her sister, Mrs Island drummer taxlaw.

Davis, ln Wiudsor,one brother in Truro, A '

and one in Guysboro. Mrs Byers leaves T

ford our Dominion President to be with us, and we hope to bavean interesting

S

the only reliable TONIC pill for Constipa tion and Iudigestion, no sickness, no pain, 1;-gm using Beach’s Pills, Send 10 cts. ,to The Baird Company, Woodstock, N. B. for a trial sample Regular size bottle price

_

-» \: '

' Satisfied

Feeling

comes to every man who is shaved here. The keenest

_ edged razors-the purest lo-

tions-tbe most expert hand- are allcoinbinedto give you thatcontcnted feeling. Want a real enjoyable shave ? Then

rryus. W .

so Jllllill

may _,g

.

._-;`“-T

rushing business this spring.-Our school, ~'

aa .fe-' _ Q -.-

ry an in s, g E/

is making excellent progress under the

_ "E-/,, ikff .ig .1 ` Eff- f\,

careful management of Mr. Geo. W. H.

N oonan,of Albany.-Mr. John Hyde keeps

spring.-Mr. T. Bradshaw returned home

ported from- Minnesota to Liverpool

9 W BVC

to be met by the United States treasu

n

ality of the state taxation upon commer cial travelers. And those in authority here who have looked into the decis n, claim that the case is exactly parallel to that of the legislators of Prince Edward Island which imposes a tax of $20 upon "‘drummers.” Dominion and andprovincial and Federal and state jurisdictions in commercial matters are held to be on a parity under the constitu- tions of both countries. It is not im- probable that the Dominion Commercial Travellers’ Association which had its grievance in this respect aired in the" Commons when the grant of'$30,lIl0 a year toPrlnce Edward ,Island was being passed, may take coui-age» from the' decision of the Union States Supreme Court and test the constitutionality of the

` A BAD HEAii'r _

Newfoundland Mau Has to Quit Work-

Palpitation the Cause. _

CAPE LA Hunts, Nild., May 27.-

(Special.)-Mr. Thomas Barter of this place has been in a bad way for some years. He had palpitetion of the heart, and had to quit work altogether.

His friends feared the wont,-bnt~ Mr.-

Barter himself," never quite gave up. His sutferiiig was great, and he_._becau\e= die- conraged but when a likely remedy was

suggested he at once gave it a fair trial: However, nothing d d hinianDy)§ood.-till

he noticed a testimonial for d’§ Kid-

nei Pills, as a Cure for Heist Trouble.

e resolved to try once more. He did

so. and is a well man to-day; He says'

,Dofld’s' Kidney Pills, and I am ' completely. _ E

cure any case of Heart Trouble." -

.f-

have too many separate Pants on hand. "l‘o make a quick

low prices. .J _ B. McDonald & 4|.

PASTURE FOR THE

Belvidere. Will take a for the season at moder'-ite

John Cook near the McMillan, Royalty. ‘

his saw mill running steadily.-W'oolng .,Q'f\£§bf|»¢i»,` ..._ and wedingis very common here this - _- , ~

l

L _

Mew days seo. sftera-two years s°.i~>\1rn ‘ ~. _--5-._ 3 FUI' an

in the United States. \ ,_ ' ` ' ` “v”

THE Ottawa Citizen says: A discus _ 1 '. g F Da '

sion of some importance to the railway, lj* I ' ' , _ _-.5 ys" companies, and probably also to Canadian ~" _ ” i

importers, is that of the Unittedstates T “S1-106,. p]a¢¢ ffm; W¢¢r5_” ‘G 05°, ‘ Wuhboud supreme court in the matter o t e war Md. in "gmc md dad ,,m,,,,,, ¢,,_,\,, Yom ag ‘ho 2 Bogus

tax stamp on. foreign bills of lading, the snvefwerewillbeeei-recilneverywsyifiiia for 256

olliial e t f which has Just been gg _" , _' ,

Zi drnpor Tu tak tothe Rogers Bros Th” ‘° "h° ‘mn

rec ve ere. ecase was en _ 1. Us Supreme Courtlon appeal from a jud8'- Inwmaangifgamgdémbfsuwamm c ll” mhfnwy ce”

ment against an agent of the Northern Maman Bnrainvn Co-.'ll¢fi5'°» C°°°~ l “muy t °3"°_' Pacific railway, who was lined $25 for . ,/“"°"”" _ If YW dm' il hue”

Y£"`

é

Qin., if" 5'*

`

issuing abill or lading upon wheat ex- i f _ l¥ md 99°- .

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without affixing to it the interval rev- ~.-5,. enue stamp required by the act of -

Congress of 1893. Under the decision of _, 5" 2* , -_ _ y I supreme court, which held the stam if '-3 -7 ,_ ` ' X g

IAS. KELLY &

to be equivalent to an exportduty which ` _ _ SOLD BY is prohibited by the United States consti-

tution large demands for rebate ill h ws M,

ry- _

But what imparts particular interest to ` h"°1°‘t= t°w°’ P‘E'I‘ lewd” md the iudgmeut, from the Canadian point E°3'°v°"°

of view, is the fact that it rests largely ~‘ --- E- T' ‘ ‘ upon a case cited during argument, 1

which directly impugns the constit-utio

io

TUE “IIAIHTY

. PARISIEIHE"

Ideal

Dress

Boot

Spaniels Dpern” Shape.

'Kibo Patent Kid '

V ' Dull Kid Top. " _g

y B Tee. about the ofa silver quarter. "

High arched ` a n d

arched instep and glove

I “For over six years I sumlgred intensel; ~ , _ I could do no work. I used uve boxes of 1 p Htgmg, »

“I believe Dodds Kidney fran win This 'is 03° °f the I5

‘ Queen Quality” line. 1 A -The famous American T

500 pairs men’s Pants We Shoe for women' T I We die

clearance we will give 20 per -` - “ld 'ln' °1°°°.

Alley ll C0.

cent discount on our already ' , onion my

' “Sole Agents.” See Window. .

ro w run o r on

and to Prapaud Thursday of leaving Charlottetown at 8

Should these days

will go to Orwell on and on Saturday. 27

When your back’s day at the wasbboard

of the pain by sending 5

"Ideal" Washing Tablets. none. No injury to clothes; duced, always used.-J. Hj. Commissioners St.. Montreal,

Until further notice the

bo ill t O well

Eye -s

Now, properly itted

this eye strain, and therefore

CURE all headaches calmed

A5 8.'pi'2.¢tlC£l 098680, I

G. F. Hut

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-succnssioasiiiel

‘ st"il°»°'.ai»‘iai;t no diiiilllm _ '.'_csi\ei.o.rfrl».1°.w!¢- ~» fx?"

s-AND* T so ‘E koll»ke¢~°f;P°ff'*l°°°f*11 4_°°°£iIt _

11....

Ames.-wen afsnny .iesasa

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_i-leadac.,@s _ ,

" ‘ ' ._5'17_‘““'3‘“' ~ - *W “YS °f¢=Pf¢°°i°s _

Fly Books on,

price were always a

We bought "50'I»if' _ °i¥°°.~1=.-s§li'yo\ what others would

Call and see them

_is

as as new.

i they not take

or extra low for

'fbey’ie here lor

A ` inspection. See

the foal at in

testify.

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