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THE G UARDAIN, CH ARLOTTETOWN,JUL 5 1898. '

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I 'TAKE a day’s outing and attend the

,IIICAL ANI] PROVINCIAL Fi~=_M»ii»i»»wh»»ci st-»<ia.i school

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‘ , ;Tlie Latest Readable Happenings Occurring

» ln tlle tleiisllistiliit. l UK P"l`l"'~ (f 5I J“h“~ N F” r‘°»'“r"°d tho iollowin :-Legac estate of Mrs

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.home hr ye_‘tertl:t\' uioin`.ng`_< train atlc

lzi shtir; visit with friends in the city.

Tilt: >t=‘aiiier l’i'incess will be platzed

_on th iuariiie slip for painting on iff” 9 I\\'ftliit-stl.~iyr:t'xt. Her place on the ‘ Il’ictoii tonite will be taken on Wednes_ -` ` ;d:i.y :tf'ern00n. Thursday and Friday - morning by steamer Electra.

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hat in town, l3c each or

f Genes’ Linen Collars tnot cotton.

| Tits liichibucto Review no:es that r- tli drcivinv ierations tliere the hab

" Genbill l) d fygnt e\(r.~l U00( the admi sion of vessels drawing 105 femior aux an -_ ( “ Ifeet of water will this season allow of

‘S _ I e ~__,_ 5 ol y ' .'t'..i.nn.lti@ti White sitit~u;i><>f» Whisli_i=Si.v<==\f~=i»°~ii~ »~=_<iu=1__i»

*Billie worth $100 for ")c' Ithe entrance of vessels iliziw ng llli

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Sr 1’.tt`i.`s Crirircrr Sunday School,

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5* ' "Sc a pair or ‘J pair tor 4-"ic.

l‘.`a~k Seamless Cashmere

osiery.in cotton and Cash-

`» f0!' 25° Midgell on Saturday July the 9th. A

special train will leave the Railway.

Gents’ Linen Cuffs, A,l goods, all Station at 9.30 am locil time. Ticket-i

00 cents each, half price for children. Special arrangements made with tamilies and private parties. See Ad.

~ -' G J \. _ _ 1;? Hose, special bargain, 20.: pair- Trit; Masonic picnic at Victoria. _ 1 _

Crapiud on Saturday next should be larvely attended bv (`na"lo't»=town’s

`m§em? Baibnggau LnT`g5`i;;:_’;1;e citizens. There will beaSPOcial ex- °°°’ ` ~ ` ' cursioh by the SS Jacques Cartier.

leaving the city at 8 30 a.m. and leav

fi; Ladies’ American Sailors, price. .ing Victoria ou return at 6 p.ni Ra- onlv a few left. turn tickets but 40 cents. Band and

_ it Cape., Special di5C0un;5_ other musicin attendance. .

J' “ §°'5f°tS’_SPec'8‘ld1"c°unts' As has been previoiislv announced _ .c I x . . .

the date for Grace Church S S picnic is

'il more. all prices and marked 10W- me 20th iust. A most beautiful spot

has been selected bv the comrnitteo in

_ the vicinity of Cardigan about three ` miles nearer Charlottetown than the ' 1?, S 0 I station. It affords most excellent fish-

. ' ' ing grounds. there being two or three

-: ~ Th Peo ies Stow mill ponds within a few hundred yards

i 0 P of the grounds. As these grounds have

" not been used before for such a purpose,

it will be to the advantage of every

'-3 F ,lover of sport and rural pleasure to

i .; I keep this date and place in mind. -I I Pi-;rsa`s Roan Nori-:s-A grand rally

é of Christian Endeavorers was held in I " the church here. on the evening of the °§ :?4~_<ih June. The societies from two Lots.

m - 63 and 6-l., were well represented.

Some oi the clervy expected were un-

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Mr Herdiiiin. of Georgetown, was pre~ sent and tfok a very active part. Sub-

4- * tjet-t, How to Enjoy our Religion. The

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siiging was one ofthe excellent parts ci the progriiui and rellects great credit

~ \l active En-

‘ A__ilozef-_clt`(`tike_-_n §._ic.or a\lo‘-t%%.'O.__ the lomi m}em_ _ ,mv r r co'-‘ to ~»- t-.'.."i~c v ,_ . -

iltiltutikik#

.i _t f- used iiri-l c t`irie<t $1?

i';:..i.t'._i}-,-_"<`.t~i.ci~‘t;Ctl».> inf: lngrfetl- tl»-:.rorer~' toon part iu thc program.

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hat We Mean

Bakes Best Bread.

this r _ th _ _ _ __

iiualrtyrifgrocdfs f\rctii..t.»r. gig _ _ .“ _ _- l.erno_.l`~_-;»- f.;<=lili-totortl<=r prcvailetl. Lorne again f t

.Lili fgro v eudeavorers

picnic on Wednesday, 6th inst, at Maple , Grove.

night atS o`c!ock sharp. All members ,tire p:irticul.irly requested to attend. ln.~t:_i_l1ation oi otiiters and important business.

A coitiri-;st~oxi>i;_\"r writes :lat t.`:c laying ofthe corner siotie of the new '.\lt~¥tiodist Church at: Miirgirt- took place tin Monday, thc 27th June,

| lx the thunderstoriii Sunday after- -noon,the lightning cntered Christopher Birt`s house :ti Cardigan, and all the inmates, Mr Birtand two boys, were batlzy but no: fatally injured.

Tilt: I’ E Island Hospital has received

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liame S25, collected b Mis C S Ho-

ward, $4.25; collected by Mrs Donald II\lurchiso:i,North River, $10.25.

I I ' Worth has been received at Halifax that the cargo of the steamer Elliott, ,which arrived at Mayaguez P P., .Wediiesday, from that.port, has been damaged by tire. lt is presumed that _ia tire must have occured on board on I the passage. `

Maron Waitiiizurox kind‘y requests

all citizens :ii t :aprt-ia -» pe.>ons going to andjrfiiii l'.i .co .\..- et wt...rf to avoid driving pa-t the ii. --i -re -it Rev Mr Suthenand, Prince .~ r._et. -luring his illness. Capla n \\'is..= r is t- spectiully 'asked to give this request all possible publicity.

Foi.L0wiNc are the othcers ot May-

flower Division for the current quarter: W P, Geo Lewis, (re-elected) ; W A, Elsie Bowman; R S. Daniel McKinnon; A R S, Phila Mellett; Tre: s, Joe Boisner, (re-elected); F S. Annie Bois- ner: Chap, Louisa Burke; Con. Russel Bell; A Con. James Ilurry; I S, Will Burrows, (re--elected); O S. Frank Bell; P W P, Sister Burke.

HaL‘r.\.\; Posr Oriftoi-1. -The Halifax

Post Master, Mr. H. W. Blackadar. has intimated to “all whom it may concern” that the Post Odice building” is henceforth to be closed all day Sunday, There is to ba no deiivorv of mails even to those who hold boxes. I-litherto the building Was open for an hour on Sun- days, but the Post Master judges that the need for such openings is no longer pressing.-that it is not a matter of either “necessity or mercy,” and that it can very properly be dispensed with.

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EVENING gloves, silk and kid in even-

ing shades.-Jas P.u‘oN & Co.

Sri-:clan drive in ladies’ silk and' kid

gloves at PATON’s & C0.

SUMMER coats and summer shirt

wsisfs, also a few dozen cool corsets at P.noN’s_

` MENS Summer coats and vests in grey and black at Paros & Co’s.

Dsr.iciot's crisp early cabbage -'las

nice as caulitlower, as tender as chick- ensf’ so they tell us that use them. Early beeti, turnips, spinach. radish ani lettuce. Choice lemons and last but not least mushroom at Gays Stalls I _\1~rrket, every day at Nursery Gar~;len's, he-ul ot Ptxnce Si. (Telephone )

Jilin' 5 ities Sz fri QW

\\'_tsiiixi.ro_\'. -lit; 4- (spec-ia.)

irlortherly winds.

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` ‘ -.\'i~,o\vet‘s and thurtlet' storms. cooler,

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lleail This your Breakfast.

It will sharpen your appetite for good

thinus and we have lots. of them in

our store. Here are a. few crumbs that have fallen from the great bar-

. gtin table in our store. Prices

Boys Blouses |56.

_ Gentlemens Shirts 233 4,; Gentleinfrts l'ridei°weai' 49_C per' Suit

_ Hea.diiuai‘ter» for the king Dia- if inond -'\_`kii't-.

I \Ve have some

\Ve are going to make

By making small Cape prices

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1 'AA T ` _-T ’ C _ \Ve have some colored Cloth Capes.

Black Velvet Capes.

We have some Black Silk Capes. AND rriisvve nor To BE sou)

A Big Cape Sale

4.50 for l.98 5.00 for 2.98

worth to worth

3 Colored Cloth Capes nicely trimmed ooo. I4 " "

SUllDAY’S STORH.

Two Hon Killed and Grout Damago Dons About the Island-

i At 5 o‘clock Sunday afternoon. dur- ing the heavy thunder and lightning storm, the house of Mr. William Duffy, at Kelly`s Cross, was struck and shir- tered. Two meh, Thomas W. Mon- aghan and Owen Trainor, neighbors who at the time were visiting Mr. Duffy. _ were killed outright. The lightning en- _tered the `nouse through a chimney, tearing down an upstair partition. Thence it went down to the lower floor. _Mr Monaghan was sitting in the dining groom chatting. In an adjoining room Wits Mr. Trainer. Sitting between the two was Mr. Duffy, who escaped without injury. Miss Duffy, who was in the house at the time. also r - ceived a shock, from which she fort ately recovered. The affair has crea _ ed much excitement.

The switch to the telegraph oliice was

badly damaged during the progress of tie storm. About ten o’clock Sunday night. Mr T C James entered the oliice for a postage stamp and found the switch and wood-wcrk about the same in flames. He at once 'extinguished the tire and thus prevented what might have been a serious conilagration. '

The barn ot Mr James Mutch, ot Lot

48, was sturck by lightning and oe. strayed. Two calves, and the other contents of the barn were lost..

M.a.rtin’s lobster factory at Cavendish

was destroyed. A barn belonging to CaptD Sutherland at the same place was struck, but was not destroyed.

The hou e of Allan A McDonald, at

Peake’s station, was also struck, and tue chimney and some other parts ot the structure damaged. Awoman who was in the house at the time was struck on the foot by the eeotric current.

The house of Christopher Birt, at

Cardigan, was struck and Mr Birc and two boys were injured. But their in- juries are not serious. .

A dwellling house near Grant`s Mills,

Mount Stewart. yas a so struck

It is reportedwhat Houston's Hotel,

Brackley Pointé was also damaged somewhat. -

Four trees~.near Mr Percy Pope’s sum-

iner residence at Keppock, were struck and stripped of their bark. g

Mr Murdoch McLeod§ who came in

from Cornwall today, reports seeing on the road a. la, rge tree cut clean off close tothe ground as it it had deen done with an axe. ‘

Eighteen telephone poles are shat- tered two miles beyond Pownal, also a number between Clifton and Hamp- ton.

Mr. Charles Hughes of Covehead,

had a calf struck and killed.

The kiln of Grant‘s mills, near Mt

Stewart, was struck. and the roof com- pletely shattered. No one was hurt.

THE lightning passed down the

centre partition ot Houston’s Hotel paraly zing the arin of one of Mr. Houston’s little girls.

The Halifax Chronicle says that for

the information of lobster packers on the Straits of Northumberland the in- lspector of fisheries, Mr. Hockin sais he has positive instruction that the de- partment, having considered the many applications for extension, has eomc to the conclusion that it would be very injurious to the industry to grant an _extension ofthe fishing season this year.

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Georgctown-(Ili-zrlottet-Jwn trio this

Princess on the route to Picton.

Titiz SS Electra will not miike the

week as she takes the place of the SS

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line of Shirt Waists.

Many of 'em are on display in

_ the northern window. _

‘ ` They’re light., medium and dark,

well made, of _good prints.

,_.<Some have attached collars and cuffs. __ _ll Some have detachable col- ' t it ¢ __M_1“.IlI‘ lars and cuffs to-match. '

'L' Some have detachable whit

ollars and cuffs.

There isn’t. one of them “worth $2.00’f but t.hey`

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Miiiiie & Melani.

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‘ “lflt llowsolfs l‘l:’s Good”

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Stands for Post Script the most important part cf aladies’ latter. ._

And this is Important I

f I It tells you how no save money in buying mattresses. We hllldlo I

nothing but the highest grades and sell at theprioes of cheap goods. Thrifty housekeepers will buy from US, because they know we sell exactly what we advertise. Call and see our F.ock Mattresses and

gf note particularly the quality of ticking, the_buiIdin|{ and tiiftinl. .

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SEEDS. It

Our stock of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS is now crmplete and

comprises everything that is required on thelfarm. Wheat, Timothy, Clove! ' Vetches, Peas, Mangolds and Turnip Seed, all being purchased -firm rel- able growers. _

FARM IMPLEMENTS. consisting of Flows, Disc Harrows and Spring Tooth Harrows, in Stee Frame, Wood Frame and half woodcand steel. All fitted with narrow tooth I making them the lightest on horses and the best cultiviitor.

REPAIRS FOR ALL PLO\VS, Src., sold by us, alwiiys on hand. Corn Planters, Seed Boxes, Cat'i'ia_<.res, Road Carts, Jump Seat and

Express \Vaggoris. Also, Light Harness, low for cash or .short payments

“eats-@-ooifi ""”"@<e-E' "Ei

athing

aps..

Are a necessity when ladies go in bathing. We have just received a. nice line of 3athing Caps in all sizes. Some very pretty patterns. 'I hey are very light in weight. Prices from 50 to 85c.

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worth worth worth worth

8.00 for 3.98 I0.00 for 4.98 ll.00 for 5.98 l2.00 for 6.98

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NEW YORK CHEAP STORE.

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worth I5.00 for 8.98 worth I9 OU for |0.98.

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“Y l 'file .lnalizv and =t.ylc of out- Capes iiecoiiimentl them.

l6.00 for 8.90

et Capes richly trd worth ll.O0 for 5.98 ‘- ;‘ worth l3.00 for 6.98

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I Van Q3amp’§Touiato. Catsup,

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_ ~ W' h t Get' A Velvet Cape

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J; :il:`»li;»‘i`t)`.ti::t_ Prtiite i ‘ l Ca,.efui,i_y more prices in abo\e lists and examine the goods. ,E The se.-t-3.-., gl.-I-roiiiletl by the L'orrip:tnv ~' -Q50! 0! iie'.v_ .~~~»-;_ twin .~'t‘rcw .~ter\t1\€I'~l _$011 ffm l>*‘ul'.ii» »-- li.-_L ll -» t‘.~_i~ r Xpress tritiris vottcrs

BLOUSESI BLOUSESl BLOUSES

Cheese.

pots, _ _ English Plum Pudding in

lb tins, ‘

in Tomato Sauce

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" itiii`~t` nisil ~_}‘<:i: .Y V _ A _N ` _ _ , _ __ __ ._ _ .0 . l A11 the most popular styles at the most popular prices. We really have FaiI_bank,S GX T0ngue In

, ' value in Blouse \V&lSl?S

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"ulM_‘. Hiti-wot.. Genera Passeti‘s"~‘

li lloilt Htl‘.if;i.X.

FKINS, Supt

Kentville, N. S.

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lines.

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Lceplfdliiels’ \Vhite Cotton lfnderwear ii now being offered by us ut

i Blue Mark Prices.

w'e';}f;f.'i' ins.-f.'§;L.B_ _ BEER BRQS

and 2% lb tins, _ Dried Beef in 1 lb tins. Just received at

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Vai. Can:ip’s Maccaroiii and

Cairns Assorted -larns in 1 lb

l “Epicure” _Breend Baked Beans

._ Beer & (loff’s.,

FIN LAYSCN & l'lcKIl\lNON

I UMW TERLIZZIKS’ CORNER.

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-.JF " - °pERAT|ON_

_ A PAIR IN WE WANT the services of anumberot families

_ \ ‘__ ‘I 30 MINUTES. to~do work for us knitting Seamless

‘ Ei . 5, V _ L___. Bicycie Stpcklngs, i

_ _-; ' f ioiiiiisiliint Woodmens socksnnn

f-_ » _/ip ~ r--2---*f Motormen’s Mittens.

I 1 I »’ Q' E FURNISI-I machine and material under contract to

-_ " 9 _/ll' " W _ Relilble Flmilles_ 0nl_y. Yarn is very light, and by ,i titties, $.12;.attirei:.“t.:;..rt€»“ll‘fé‘=f‘lttt2i°éi'l%t.t’. '

_(3. _._ s' \-j V and thereby save taxes, insurance. andinter¢S\ on m0l1¢v- _ 1 ei? g-srzuuzr wonx .ma soon P.4_1;*Qn

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(wF8t;§lEfiiIt>ilii:s re-dd; td) ctomeéeviicgsgiild gaiiirguaiiii address :

Gooffetown, (hot:

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Do you handle “Arc Light? Hass you handled it

during the past year? If not, and you want the best oil

require to obtain ‘ Arc Light” to keep in the race Manufactured specially and only by

The Inaperial O11 C0., Ltd.

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in-totes’ QAPES

....NEW G‘r0ODS....

THIS SEASON’S IMPORTATION- @@ T

We Want to clear them at once, so down go the prices.

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Lounon House.

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for 75 Cents

Because _ _

T. J. HARRIS- _