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THE GUARDIAN

_ ni' 1 -_ J- _-gr ¢ _ _-lg-

W 1 ' _ _ r

~ <_ lilectra arrived in port yes- MESSRS. Brown Bros, the well known s`t,,,.,,im; about 5 oplock with ri & _ bicycle riders willtake part in the electric

`,_.;»;n-,; in part of l..» cases of [ ____ » -_ light sports of August 14th.

mi rho fo\ln\\'i_m_<_ g(~,,T(~H dmcing puts life and meme in Pnzzns offered at the Exhibition to be \\ ml- _W _.ff m. 1”" lrhehei-ls. Seethc Scotch dancing at Sour-is he-ld in Charlottetown from Sent- 25th t0

\ ' .1 es e ni ss

Jenkins-__ _,_.__._ __m__ __ _,__ __ C_ _ on the :ind m, else d,,_nce_ 28th next for Ayrshire cattle alonearnount

she sails to-ilaiy at One 0 ilu-cl.. to $165.

S1'A.\'Ho1‘r: C0.\:cEl“.'l‘.~~Mr. Earle is pre-

_____ _ fpizriiig a choice program, consisting of __

5 l quartettes duetts,solos, instrumental and D

1- vocal. readings and recitations. He will .H b

D bc assisted by the Misses Earl Mr. Chas. W1 e announced twday'

i ev

Earle and others. A large audience _is

BE expected andapleasant time guaranteed NaVi88~f»i0r1 Compallyb \Vh8.rf has been

on Monday evening, Au ust 15. F

ces to beheld at the Charlottetown

Tris large warehouse on the Steam

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PIEVEIITED ll

dancing or Highland games perhaps you

THE GENTLE ART."-If you don‘t like

Ho! for Stanhope Hall next Monday

_ _'might like the “Gemma and g0_a__l evening,Aug.l3th. Concert _in aid of Pres-

1 fishing. Good fishing near Souris. The bytefianchumh “fd” the_d”`°'°“°“ °f_Mr°

_ _return fareis only88cents. Takeafriend sf B' Earle' Mce dnve’ m°°°1'ght'

~ I

illAP+

edectivo skin purifying mg sos as we as purest toililt, baii, and'nursei-yuult

the cans? o_f bad qomplexlons,

hands,

ailing hair, dbb

viz., cl ed 'in' ad?

38 » lrnta or uggiahfbam.

llvnnrnlon, 3_1-ns

rua. nuns..

‘_ moo un

lan Who

cigars he will be *

A T I S F I E when the trip-rope broke andhe waspreci-

GEITS.

-*.'z°.'e" °‘ a’“.2¢¥

or _ oar .Fm .°"..,,.'~.:~.'.r..'*s:.-ff

_ e in-

gredienébn all who have triel mem wuntmore.

DAY..

Give us a trial order and you will be well satisded with the result.

Telephone 98,

D STEHA RT.

Eel' Bakery.

Bakelspfist Bread.

oA.J.=u:> L- H- DIGKEY

Assistant at Royal London of

Hospital Moorenelds. and London Throat and Ear

Hospital.

in Discuss oi The Eye, Tliro .I

and Nose.

Street West. tolp.m.2to4p. m

AND wlrn Gussns.

with you, he or she may want to see the boys in their kilts, also the sports on the Rnd.

A PUBLIC meeting was held in the

Darnley Hall, on Monday evening, Aug. 6th, under the auspices of the Darnley and Sea View C.E.Society. A very choice program, consisting of choir music, solos, addresses, and recitations was rendered. Miss Hunter very ably ofiiciated as organist. The sum of $12.00 was realized by collection in aid of the India Famine Relief Fund. '

A Divisios of the Sons of Temperance,

with about twenty charter members was organized at Canoe Cove, on Monday eve-

ning, Aug. oth, by Provincial Deputy

a’#‘#_Jamcs McKinnon, assisted by Messrs.

Paul McPhee, jr., Malcolm McKenzie, jr., Geo. McPhee and Miss Christina McLean, together with a large number of other members from Heaifher Division. This

ivision, .\`o. 226, and will meet ou Mon-

day evenings of each week. List of officers

Is _P Q givision will be known as "Here to Stay"

This is the llldlvldnil We* will appear later. _ to meet if perchance he is Q

, YV f lihat if he

smztor Swc; eg-f pipes andxrvithavery painful accident on Frida

Mn. Gr-:o. F. Tliomsox of Darnley, met

°.st, while engaged in unloading hay at is barn. I-Ie was attending the fork,

pitated to the ground, a distance of some

buy from HS- # cightoi- ten feet. He was taken io the

house and Dr. Kier was summoned, who

E. pronounced the injuries not fatal but

, . _very severe. It will be several weeks

The Peoples Drugll". Q b

efore Mr. Thomson will be able to go

§m§'. about his work again.

Dnnss.-;From the attractivmess ot the

kilts at spectacular displays, it is believed in some quarters that a sojourner cannot enter Scotland without donning the ~ philabeg. That is not so. It is a dress that gives freedom. The Highland Boys visiting Souris in connection with the Caledonia

ilt. Visitors need not don the kilt, in f ct they will be made welcome without it. and no doubt they will feel more at, home with the dress theyare accustomed to wear . However get there and see the tartan.

‘games on the 22nd, are going to wear the k. . . _

raves.-Pastor .1 clark, HLA.. known _

in the Lower Provinces and beyond, as the poet preacheixhas been called. without__ candidating to the Pastorate of the Bap- tist Church. Full houses have greeted _ him on all sections of the lleld and at Bonshaw, which unites with Tryon in the

support of the Pastorate. _Mn Clark has labored mostly in Nova Scotia.-Mr. Chas. Howatt, after an absence of eighteen years, is visiting friends here and in other

parts of the Island. Mrs. Howatt accom-

panies him. The health of both has already _ greatly improved .-Most of the hay crop

this season than usual, owing t0 the 0P€11 winter and cold backward spring,

_i_1__gl_i_

TENDER CORNS. _

Soft corns, corns of all kinds removed

without pain or sore spots by Putnam S Painless Corn Fxtractor. _ ThouSaDdS testify that it is certain, ainless and

prompt. Do not be imposevl)UP<?H by Sui? stitutes offered for the genuine ‘ Putnam S Extractor. Sure, safe, harmless.

GI i I uaranteed _ ._ '_

regeivvgnsspgclig :.321-s fgom Mexico, Bfilish C°l“mb"'» M_m°°° FPDS”

B-vsto f th' 1 bfated Kid Glove. _ _ _ _ ` ' ' _ ._ up . 21.11° f-...Q2 §°£i.i..i., T... Bom -nd _-11 1-di-g-h-d-_ é "‘*’°““"”"°‘ °”°” “°’

ecks&G .

The Pe le s` Store. ' Wholesale and B931).

(lp _ ' -; Siimyside Queen Square. _ _ A

is already gathered in, but it is lighter `

n ght.

_ Rev S. T. 'Deed and Mrs. Toed, of Mon- cton, have gonef to P. E. Island, where they will spend a couple of weeks, after- wards visiting Halifax and diflerent _ parts of Nova Scotia.-Halifax Chronicle,

Rav. Mr. Herdman, of Georgetown,

will preach in Belfast next Sabbath. (12 h) at 6 p. m., Rev. D. B. McLeod will preach there on the following Sabbath, in con- nection with the Century fund at 11 a. nz.

THE prizes to be offered at the exhibi

tion this autumn in Charlottetown in each of the following classes of sheep will be $93; Leicester, Cotswolds, Lincolns, Southdowns, Shropshire Downs a.nd_Ox- ford Downs.

AT the police court yesterday morning

Henry Huntley for being drunk was lined $4 or30 days. The Di e was suspended pend- ing Huntleys good behaviour. William Wakeling was also lined $2 or 10 days for same offence.

THEFiremen are now in training for

the Hose Reel Competition, one of the

-events in the Electric Light Sports. Great

interest is taken in this event as there is quite a healthy feeling of rivalry between the different companies of firemen.

A very painful accident occuned at

Montague Tuesday. Mr. Wendall Lea, employed in Ives’ Sash and Door factory, had his hand badly torn by the Variety Moulder Machine. The thumb of the left hand will have to be amputated, and three lingers are badly crushed, but may be saved. --

SomE sneak thievs effected an entrance I

another from which they stole several bottles of ginger ale,|a quantity of cen- fectionery, etc ~

THE accident of yesterday, apparently _did not impress a. number of small boys, ' who were out sailing in a yacht yesterday

Pars ts sh uld h t bil T

necessary

Tm: Baptist Convention af the Idsf-"

August 15th, at 10 a. m. upon the invita- _ tion of the Baptist Churchesot Dart-month _ and Halifax. The sessions will beheld' in the~North Baptist Church, Gottingen St. Hon. H, R. Emmerson, Premier of

tion will occupy the chair until the elec-

tendance thinks that the other cases in the family will pull through.- Pastor J. Clark had an attentive audience on his first appearance in the Baptiit church last Sabbath evening. His next appointment will been Sunday week at

2.30 p. m.

OWING to the unfavorable weather, and high jvind the private excur- sion Which was to have taken place on the Princess last evening was postponed. It will be held to-night, weather permit- ting, and we can assure all who attend a. very plelsent time. A limited number of tickets will be sold on the wharf to d iy. The Princess will leave the pier at nine o’clock. The band of the 4th Regt., C. A., will be in attendance and render a

’ choice program. f h , ’

_ THE Directors of the Charlottetown r °

11-" P ku- fi in iss _ _

andvphisegior tbvce lidlczggiio be ehzlii Sdn This ls the remark of our

Werlnesday and Thursday, the 26th and 2 th Sept. next. The purses offered

M 2”* a nount to $1,300. The classes and nurses Qdcool, healthy, refreshing

_ 9- i ~.. - -»-. _ _ L _ A , :_ w

._ _ _ ___ _ _ _

are as follows Sep.. 2btli~'l`lirce minute

class, trot, purse $150; 2.35 class, trot and pace, $150; 2.24 class. trot, Sept.

trot, $400; 2.45 class, trot, $150. The purse for the Free-for-all is the largest ever offered on the Island.

Kumfort Headache Powders Cure.

ELEBRATED--1 ._ _ _Y9u’.IJ- *33‘&*s§ § _ ,_ _ _ ___,._~ “

» s K1 D GLOVES_¥§’?_3,____,_.gt ARE scar.-D _za 2.?-...§.“f.°.Z`°§.§Z ~ ’ A

1 » 5 _

" fresh nd Codfee sold in Tilley# ,-3 ._ ~

# City.-_%¢duyou beaisveit ? lf you ~ : _ _ _

‘ ' ? doirt we'd like you toli nd it out. _

__ G ', Tryéiie next pound_irom us. _ _-

i -°‘" if Wifhilickund,

lill

1 40 cents s pound.

_. Other grades cheaper.

nine-nam#

liillilil l liilll

cessors to Davison dz Co

iiilllihfidi

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I'r is expected that the program of the a _

riving Park on Sept. 26th and 27th next,

w me Scotia baggage cal. yesterday -yesterday will be rewarded by returning morning by breaking the lock of the door. the b“`d W the H°t*e1~ _ 9 1 ‘-

They carried-'doll' one of the' -,news agentfs L0sT__A gntlemnnfé light overéoat trunks with contents and broke open Finder will p ease leave at this oflice. 7tf

1tf.~

New Brunswick,President of the Conven- Pelfectly “Me for “H °g°s°

Pleasant to take.

tion of his successor"-Hx. Herald. “_ Astringent Without pl‘0d\\ -

DIPHTHERIA has appeared in one family v mg wstlveness'

in Bonshaw. Alad died of it last Satux- `

day, It is thought the disease was 8 prion “’nts'

brought from The Doctor in at- . Soid 0111! by 3

27-2.28 class. tr0t,purse $200; Free-for-all, , ,,

Mr. and Mrs . M. W. Nelson left yester

they will spend about ten days-

CoUNcn.LoR P. S. Brown, the popular

proprietor of the Revere Hotel, has again shown his great interest in sports bv pre- senting a gold medal to the rider starting _from scratch in the one mile bicycle event who breaks the track record.

Tris Prince Edward Island Pailway is

calling for tenders for the construction of a station at St. Louis. according to draw- ings prepared by C. B. Chappell, architect. The railway will do the excavation and grading and will furnish the foundation. - The work mustbe completed before the 15th day of Octo_l'_>er.

A vomvsman named Alfred Chlpman V

with a large carvingknife with which he _apvarently intended to do bodily harm to *mme Person. W’hen_ he appeared- in front of Messrs. Reddin Bros. drug store Mr. Wm. Payne went out and in- duced Chipman to give him the knife. The young man had been drinking.

THE P. E. Island Hospital has received

the following amounts for Building Fund: Dr. Darrach, M. D., Kensington, $5; E. H. Beer, City, $10; F. S. Jost, City, $5, Mrs. W. A. Brennan, Summerside, $25; A. B. McKen;ie, City, $15; W. A. 0. Morson, City, $25; J. A. Gourlie,Summerside,$1f); C. B. Chappell, City, $20; Ladies’ Hospi- tal Aid _Socieby_, $35.16; Dr. F. P. Taylor, $250; Richard Heartz, $250.

THE next financial District meeting for

the Charlottetown District will be held in the Methodist Church, at Brackley Point Road, on Thursday, Aug. 23th. The fol- lowing is the order of business! Routine work from 9.30 to 2 p. m. ` The remainder of afternoon session to consider- ration of General Conference Evangelistic movement. In the evening Rev. George Steel, President of the N. B. and P. E. I. Conference will preach. Usual rail/way privileges to lay delegates. One fare on Standard Certificate plan. All sessions open to visitors.-R. OPIE, Chairman; J. W. McCo'NNE1.L, Fin. See'y.

L_OST-On Tuesday evening’s express

tram, a long red bi book with owner‘s name on tra.veller°s certificate inside, w_ith`also some bills and Krivate papers, Finder will be rewarded yreturuingto GUARDIAN odice. aug 9 li ~

GANARY Losr.-The under of a can- ary which strayed from the Revere Hotel »

Pastuerizedmilk at Pickard‘s Grocery.

sUMriE-R _

A Blackberry cordial-

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sa) aw;

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MURHIS &. JUST

o B'

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Q How ,

many customers, clay after

7 ,day, as they partake of our

.2\OflH.

We make a specialty o 5* Soda.

` As good as the best none . ' better,"

E is

-THE-

Q Up-iu;_llate Fruii Siore.

day afternoon for China Point where

appeared on the street yesterday evenin T

evening. _n o see t a c - _l ' _M __,,.\<_//____ ,,_ _$__i_ _EQ _,L __ QV _ _ __,__- _ -_‘- “"- dren ot a;-_tendiefrage are kept awayfrom _ _ 1 __,~‘~ - _»» -*fl -‘_<`="I _ -\°< ,_‘ : _ - boats,uiilass~they-an with someone-who -‘ -- ,- ' _ - _ ~ _ 4 . _Q - A' _ can display -the best ability possiblefif 0 _ 5 -_' 11'

‘,\

-Is Quickly curedby using' ' D __,

_ __ _ -if _ _-

time Provinces opens here onSn.t;urdag, - _ ‘ ,#6 ot __ _ _ I ‘_ "lv,-;"; D -§\_§'_'/'5

H i or 5. V 'T\"f'i _ ~ _'= =

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_ We are showings fine line. Prices' from $24.00 (oi _"_ "

GoingAway? s

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1 __ If you’-'re going away thu summer _ you’ll f

want a trunk. “

If Youll want a Trunk, you’ll want

call on us-for we have the Trunk you ' want. '

We have all sorts- of Trunks, we have 'T 1

little Trunks. and medium size Trunks, and

Trunks pretty _neaily big enough to live in.

We charge 'less for our Trunks than most

;1__nyo11t<;;l?e Ibecausg bwe buy them .direct rom ac o _ an ' ‘ --:_-_ cash for tl1em.ry’ ecause we Pay spot

Let us show you our Trunks at .$1,7`5,

$2.25, $2.85, $3.15 and then the $525 $825 _ $10-75 ones. ' '

We have Valises, “Gladstones”, T619.

scope Cases, Shawl Straps etc, plentygof hem.

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Moore Mc-lei.

_ 5 The Busiest Store on Charlo`ttetown’s_'BnlViest Street, " _ I

._ _ , . _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ ___ , i _ ____.'_____ __,____,_____-__ _

Substantial

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. f~ ` ¥‘ - 1 ~ ._ \‘ ,_ ___-_'F _- .’~-_Q=`li.-faw Q _ _ _ _-fo ~__ _ \\‘__1_I

, You’l-1 find what you wautlaere. especially-if you’rs» per. ‘ =` _ ticular and want good furniture. ' ' l

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$22.80 cash) for a solid Walnut, Spring Se_st_Sult0, up to ` $85.00, the best Turkish Rug Suits-'-But we li‘s've"either ' '-

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THE HULIDAYS-1

MAY BE PLEASAITLY SPEIT. `

leasant View Hotel, - - - Hampton. P. E. island

marrnnw sm1Tn,P»°pri.u»r_ ' 1

This Hotel, situated iuone of the most beautiful- parts of Prince

Edward If-land, has become a favorite resort. ` ` It is wi hin a stones throw of a splendid beach, where the bathing is unsurnasned.

The Hotel is comfortably furnished and a good table is pro\id¢~d,_ Pleasant View hotel is distant from Charlottetown about 19 miles by

Bonshaw Road. The drive is one of the prettiest to be had. From Crapsud the distance is four miles. Coach meets the boat at the latter place to con- ey passengers to the Hotel. lntending visitors may make arrangements, by writing to the proprietor or by enquiring at The Examiner Oflioe. _

Terms moderate. _ _ " '

Hotel will be opened for season on July lst.

____ MATTHEW SMITH. Proprietor.

J une 18

#ii #F ¥ 000

ion and Coat of

D Arms in Buckles. Pins. T Broaches, Studs, Tea and

_ 4

Codec Spoons, etc-_ '

G. H. TAYLOR

. g ‘f _ _ _ _ _ - ` I _ ._ ' Elllll UP _ . _ _ , /_ , ` _'

_ Traveling Rugs. Black Dress Goods.

~ Hosiery. _ Llnlngs- _ -` `

, \ - i

~ Shirts. GoIlar."Forn’\_o ” 5

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‘ _BathTowels. '

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_ Suites a good deal cheaper. C '_ __i 3; ' -