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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND'.~AUGUS'P

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YARMOUTH. N. S.. August 6th, 1900.

Dnnnnonx & Co.,

St. John, N. B.

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` I have been using your Perfect Biking Powder for some time and like it much better than the Royal or any other

Baking Powder that I have used .

Yours respectfully,

MBS. B. TITUS. `

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CHEWING

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Gives Entire Satisfaction.

The repeatedorders we receive for this brand is the

best proof that this Tobacco is all right

Fon ssl.: EVERYWHERE. W

N. B.--A 5c. Plug of “Pxrnior Twisr is

20 per cent larger than formerl]_ V

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V' MAY BE Pl-EASANTLY SPENT-

Pleasant View Hotel, - - - Hampton. P. E. Island .

MATTHEW SMITH. Proprietor-

This Hotel, situated inone of the most beautiful parte ‘ of Prin‘ce

Edward Island, has become a favorite resort.

It is within a stone’s throw of a splendid beach, where the bathing is

unsurpassed.

The Hotel is comfortably furnished and a good table is provided, Pleasant View hotel is distant from Charlottetown about I9 miles by- .

Bonshaw Road. The drive is one of the prettieet to be had. From Crapaud

the distance is four miles. Coach meets the boat at the latter place to cen-

ey passengers to the Hotel. Intending visitors ma make arrangements by ~ writing to the proprietor or by enqn iring at The gxaminer Omoo.

Terms moderate.

' Hotel will be opened for season on July lst,_ _ _

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W0uldl1’i This “Explode” You ?

Maud Muller, on a summer’s day.

Soorched along on the broad highway;

Her wheel a worthy Welland Vale

Or else she’d never tell this tale. _ ‘V The (ii udge steamed by, and said: My

ear.

Then-e's room for you; come, jump in

here !

My automobiles built for two-

For me, and for a Reach like you.” But, as he sgoke. is auto. reared

Blew up, an lo! it disappeared. _ And Maud said, as she watched his plight, “Thanks. Judge. You’i‘b really out of

sight."

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Jdlllly.

Jenny pedals neatly,

Glidilna down the street,

Jenny s es so sweetly,

Jenny is discreet.

Lithsome as a fairy,

Pink as the wild rose, Golden hair so airy, ~ Streaming a.s_she goes

On her Cleveland flying, D ' ` dull a

rives care aw y.

Were I with her cycling,

What a joyful day l

best wheeling months-We have Blgy \¢3 yet to sell-will make

July. August. Septembengctobor. are the Fou

.'-.bg prigg satisfactory _

Mark Wright & Co., Ltd

3! ing them in.

‘kind of thing is of almost daily occurrence

s’sims Ann riiince cofrisnsonii ninniiort’

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Mus Arnold who has spent the past

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sameto Conductor McKenna. 22 3i.

OFFICERS Adjutant A. Byers and Wm.

J. Muttart of the Salvation Army, Sum- ` in Albertou. The will hold

of Knights of Pythias which is to be- in- stituted in th's tovsn. Charter' membezs please attend.

A 'rnavnnnnn representing an N. S.

house after spending a. few days on the lsland went to railway station intending to gotoCharlottetown by the .mail ex-N press and cross over to Picton this morning naturally, thinking the' train would call at the station after 1ea.vin'g the wharf he waited until to his dismay he found that she had left for Charlottetown, and that he had missed his passage. This

and goes to show howlthenew system as applied to Summerside is working.

A vnnr pleasant family re-union was

held on Wednesday evening, at the home or M1.-.ani Mis.nobsrt_muiigan,sroz sum- merside, when their sons and daughters, with their families, and a. few invited' relatives and friends were present. The daughters are: Mrs. Robert Hayes, Eller- slie; Mrs David Small, New Village; Mrs George A J et1`rey,Summerside; Mrs Leslie Woodside, Clinton. The sons. Messrs Vaniah Milligan,Linkletter Road; Layton Milligan and Colin, Summerside. The children of the several families numbered in all nine sons and eleven daughters. Among the invited, guests were Mrs Porter, of Woolsely, N W T., her daughter, Miss =Jennie Porter, her son, Mr Judson Porter, of Crawford, N eb., and his son, Master Wal- do. The evening was most enjoyably spent in discussing the good things pro- vided by the kind host and hostess. Music, games and addresses closing with the singing of “God be with you till we meet agBin.,”

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HERBERT LOWTHER, Crapaud, writes

“My wife was unable to walk for five: weeks on account ofa large carbuncle gn her ankle, which caused a`. very large piece of flesh to fall away. She tried various kinds of salves and Ointments without any good results. She was -per- suaded to try McKiunon’s English Oint- ment and after using eight boxes the sore

i was completely healed and she was gg ' well as ever."

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bias, riartfords have had a large sale in Charlottetown

'We are still receiving the above daily.

Look them over-.» Write for catalogue.

Repair supplies--Second Hana - Wheels

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MR Manor Schurman returned yes er the city yesterday

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day evening from Sydney. ° S.

MRS. Shute,now of Boston,and formerly ° _' _ _ ’

of North Bedeque. is the guest of Mrs. ta the city mst mzht' . Fred. Schurman for a few days. Miss J. Beaton returned home to Mon , .W¢'y¢ aiwgys gat the MW; thing, thai-,P seamen Md-leo* &

New fall millinery, novelties in ladies’ “sue fwm B°5t'°° recently' is the reason you deal at Sentner, McLeod that throw competing;

hats. See all the latest fads in headwear Capt. Richards, Bideford, came to t-he & g°'s_ " 'V

at télsre Li;dies’Furt\iSl1iD8Sl5°1‘¢. M¢G0\188l1 city last night. He is at the Davies. The pietgiest Autumn Dress Good' ever 1gn¢e,___Buy°n_

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Mr. J. E. Lefurgey, Summerside, came H. Exit-Bl

Mn. A.W.McKay, of§Sinclair 8c Stewart f,0 the city 153|; night and registered at the oh eredfo 21° ladies °f P' E' L is 'ww has recently purchased a handsome colt Hg;¢1,;Davi¢5_ S °Wn ai i °.(“P't°'d“¢lV °5°l'¢°'S¢UfD¢¥_. _._ New Gd! guns, new

;h;c3a§l1;‘;;§;?g‘§:;0t Being when train' Dr. land Mrs GeorgeW Muttart, of ths Mic _ _ '_ _ V _ 3' Felt Hats for laik,

' United States, are visiting their former TIAGIGS Feld!-to~wear suits direct from Costumés, new

Y2i:'a‘:r1idveLdr;e;;t;2na&i’fct;`;;1:ii»; 0tiyN:ii; home at Albm°°° nzggitdsinbemm 01122221 srgslntdlsli-rlisi:Ls¢utyl“ iw' Fm’ °°" V Northumberland for a. visit to relatives in t A135315 El' ;€;K;':i§’n§§:fvig;n;_e:;: »&.C0’s. Prices from $8.00 to 30.W per suit. ;B"i°st S°°'°""s°nt“°"

d s side °° S “‘ S* “ 'rhefrs ssiiingtast.” ' <

merside, are y _ .

.public services in P. R. M. Woodman’s F118 f1'l¢I1‘3B 101’ 8011112 day? 98812 \Hall on Saturday andSunday at 2.30 and-, Rem A'_ S_ Dupremof Abmwford, mug- ,7-45 °'°‘°°“- bet, arrived in the- city isst night, and

Tuma will be a meeting this evening .; '°5i*“t‘”`°d ‘W ‘lie H°t*°1D"q°°'

Friday) in the Y. M. C. A. Hall ` for the » M;-3_3, E, Balmer, of '~ purpose of selecting a name for the Lodge ,mme wi the city by the

iT. Weeks, Alberton, has received a posi-

Hon Wm Campbell, of Seaview, was in

Mr W Lamont Fredericton, returned

. WILL the Perm” Wh° Y “"5 9 borough Cheese Factory, spent a. vv _

the Wringer Roller from one of the racks days in Montague this week, ` S°l1l5n°1' M°L¢0d’ &.00-_ are of the express- train from Summerside to .nt $375- 7 EWU 0110' guaranteed. I_t’s Albert on Frida ni ht please return Rev' H J' Gaetz’ Alberwn' ,returned ta w°rth _$5-we _ i " _ ” ; `

Alberton recently, after a very pleasant visit among friends in Cavendish. _

Miswsiisee Leitch, returned use sight

from Alberton, where she has been visit-

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Palmer. » ` - _ _

Messrs. Fred Bayfield and Morrlii have returned from 5 Pl98»SBUf» ‘0\lUil1E in

Cape Breton.

Mr. F. A. Bayard, of the Malden News,

arrived by the S. S. Halifax last evening. He returns this morn-ing by way of Picton and the Bras d'OrLa.ke. ' f 4

Mr. George H Montgomery, of thevBank l

of Nova. Scotia, Boston, arrived by the S. S. Halifax last night. He 'will spend two weeks visiting his parents in Alberton.

ncsday morning, in response to a letter

Mr. Harold H. Weeks, son of Mr. J.

their yacht. While away they visited#

Mr Frederick Matthews, son of. .Mr HJ

Matthews, Alberton, left for Sydney Wed~ V;

received from his brother, G N Matthews, _l

tion in the Bank of Nova Scotia,_ at Amherst. He left for there early in the

week. _ Mr s G ciow with W P sin K Prentice,

Harbor to-day to spend a well earned holiday. ~

P. R., Ontario, wife and family,left»Loweig` Montague yesterday, where he hasbeen spending the summer, for his home in Ottawa. ‘

Mr. S. Wheatley, of Halifax, arrivedin

cess(-` Mr. Wheatley is engaged in the wh ilesale _and retail meat business oi that city.

Miss Sophiar.. Graves has arrived in the city from New Hampshire, accompanied by her little niece, Miss Pearl Peterson. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sabine.

Miss Deroua McKenzie,of Cardigan,has returned home from Summerside, where she has been visiting her many friends and uncle, Mr. John McKenzie, Merchant and Champion Tailor.

Rev Robert F. Whiston and Mrs Whis*

ton returned last night after spendinga pleasant vacation. Mr. Whiston visited

with parents and friends in Picton.

Mr.s J, M. GrandY. of Cardigan, and

formely of Roxbury, Mass., and her sister. Miss Katie, of Cardigan, P. E. I., are visit- ing in New _York. Miss Katie intends to retlrn home on the 28th of August.

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Mr. George Ferris, Conductor onthe C.-- i V `Vj

Boston, and Mrs. Whiston spent the time .

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Freetown an ummer . dence next Monday. _ V V _ _ Buy . Gmt at

GILBERT Gaudet Muddy Creek, was yes- ` _ The Leading Fur Store of P. E. I. is We 11 get it mme to

’ - - i MrsJ McKenzie and daughter, of New . _ . .

terday fined $50 and_costs for violation of Glas W N. S. arrived in me any by the showing the newthings in Furs for Aut- mst, 9g gaps” 2,,

the C. T. Act at the instance of Mr. H. A. Pr_ 3° 'I 3 h umn, all the latest novelties, and they are ,W *I0 m it Leslie, before Stipeudiary Wright. ` ‘Mess as” mg t' selling freely at very low* prices. All furs ucuqd 5; always V _ Mr. S. A. McLeod, of Moore 8LfMcLeod, guaranteed. _ » , _.than other about

few weeks the guest of Mrs. Smith at the 1°” -thlsl mgrfélug T; ”' b“S"‘°Ss mp w Sentner,McLeod & Co. are at their old Summerside Presbyterian Manse left yes- Montrea an °"°“ ' _ tricks again, giving Vmuch for little. Pl'i¢l‘~S #IB h8ViD§a terday morning on return to her home in ML George Guard, ca;-pem»,¢1-,I Alba. They’re selling Umbrellas and Sunshades 3, llme mgney will 3° Boston. ton, together with his apprentices, leave _at cut V .t _ V mg expr,” in mu. MR. cn. 'Mensa shipped 100 ismbs f°f S-*dmv in “ f°“' 'lays' , ~, trunk of s my eases sms in¢r¢ssing.'B“° ¥°°“t‘:°

lyesterday morning to J. A. Leaman 8: Co., Mrs (D,-_) D J McLeod and [family re- .ihelf .bl13iD€S8 in M81. S5 per cent; June.. “ Uv

_Halifax. This makes 500 lambs shipped ml-,md from grwen by the Jwques Ca;-_ 125 D51’ GBM; July. 88 per cent. Sentner, I by him this season and he is still gather- tier yesterday evening , . M¢L60d & 00- didili- Good Goods and Wh” I0!! Walltthe ' . . ‘ Low Prices do it every time. ‘YMY Store

Mr. E. S. Head, Manager of the Hills-‘l _ v V

1, ° wk wgk fe Ladies, have you seen the New Bain*

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52 Broadway, ivew York city,an-ived me _ suis;ar‘.._|9g_r_,ii *rnn_s_nar_ swans!

the city last night. He goes to Murrray . ._ _ §¥0U$

jf _ *mourn 1.-Leave ‘ da! dir: Saturdiy, reach St;

eav'e¢$t. john. by Skip

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evening and connect via the Coast Service.

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the city, yesterday evening on the Prin-.il _ w° c° LEE, Aglnf f0l' .f “Gang

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Solicitors, .Notaries Public kc. _Money to

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iizrnmi Psrrnne, dsc, ` _ ' a. simmer mos, .

:pen for business. “ghly iigfgdggp with all the impi'o’p'ements,::tliis

hotel oiers to,,_the ie which cannot- be , liany Ven the Island. Good tab]es,iirge airy bed-' °°ml» bit!! rooms, sample rooms. Terms aoderate. Free'eoach‘..to all trains and

“teams”-_ -Swiel wwmmadsiion for rommercial travellers. ' ' '

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df .LEBRD » DISTS. -

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mlzates, Vnlelnite, Metal and Aluminum I ‘_ ' ~

Dishes-y is .ii ia amuse.

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