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_ _ THF GU \RlllAN PHAR! OTTETOWN PRINCE ED\VARD ISIAVD AUGUST' ‘i 1900.

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fl" & fiufv NEWS i§§_@i»_ef=fif°d@=aef1fli=f1i1if2 sciiooi o1=

ENJOY

1 iiip ol our Choice fresh gro ind (`L\lfr:€ We beiieve we have the best

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amen

Ain gn-1 des"-mg to learn typesetmm Eurinn Lodge K of P regular meeting - ”

§ Yeiir bgenkfasi iriomif you have ishould apply at this office at 0n¢e_ to-night at S o’clock. Applications for

i ‘ - ~ 1 rank and membership.

' ~- . 1 The thirty shares of ‘\&[erchants` Bark of

1 _ i .,-dugg. _ _ _ AG _ o '° 'ut held'

'ki`\_\'£ “le’\;,>i;i}i1el;f(;i‘-:J dltf _\'§>t'J ; yesterday morning were purcgased h Pleasent _Valley,_ Iris, oii August Bud in

AT th I MR A McBeth, giand organizer of the

3 cefltsn Q Pound* vb` e po me Court Yesterday mgnimg S. L). S., 'is at present organizing a lodge

other giudes th aper.

Fresh Cream

¥ Pure and sweet every day.

3 enslei l Mila

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Q¥C#C#8*8#‘# I

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countrymen) $2 or 10 days

for Connecticut for a mile motor paced a

crossed the mile in 137 lo, on the new V eledrome track, which was opened last night. The former record was 1 47

A St. Stephen despatch of August 2nd

says- In the free-for all race, trotted ,last evening. \V. S._McKie`s chest nut s-tallionProvider won the first heat in °1Si} taking second money in_ the _race and beating the crack trotters and pacers of New England and the Prov , mces

Tim British war office ho.s`”issued a

P E R F E S ‘ i statement saying: The measure recently

# adopted having produced a suillcien

»*i1i¢»szi5*§1i¢

Q We have just received ‘splendid assortment of

‘ Perfumes in Bulk

* i ncl-uding all the popular odor .bring you r bottle and have

filled.

* A180 Toilet wires, C01- 00gnés, Sachet Powder, etc, etc. ‘ Everything at lowest prices.

s Geo. E. Hughes

The People‘s Druggist

* Apothecaries Hall.

supply of oflicers for the inf antry of the line, no more direct commissions in this arm will be issued during the present year except for distinguished service and as specided in paragraph 11. Direct com missions in the cavalry and artillery will not be discontinued for the present, but only specially qualified candidates will be selected.

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Bninci-3Tov\\ I\o'ri:s_-Mr W E Lcard

returned from the City last evening While in Charlottetown he attended the meeting hf Cheese Board representing the Dundas Dairying Co.-Haying is well underway here;farmers report an average crop _Miss Lillie McMillan, of Montague, and Miss Bessie Squareqriggs of Fortune

f `Bay, are visiting here, the guests of Mr

Summer . Heals! 3.4.

E Are very trying on houseliecp- `_ ers especially when cooking li

to be done, but this is :ict li

WE DO BAKING

any means a necessity in Cha

lottetown.

Of all kinds and do it right too For to-day we have the

wwwuiiilii

and Mrs L. McKay -Mis \/ina Ubbler, City, is visiting friends here Mr G A Mellett, teacher, at Cumberland Hill,still boards at Riverside Hotel.-Messrs, L H Carver and J _ McDonald and the Misses L Miller and Jessi: Wool intend DDYU129- visit to Mt. Albion and Pownal in the near future.

THE following will be of interest to slanders. A 'recent despatch ays -A

Cape Breton. The coal companies are

following specialtiel in ad- dition to regular baking:

Rock Cakes

E l0e pea' doz-

Lemon Topo

' |0c per doz

Parker I-louse Rolls

lOo per doz-

TELEPHONE 98

D STEHI RT iif.§’5°...'°§..“.§'.'.’.

onsoononomss

1 2

on. i.. H- nicxsvi

Lal Cl' cial Ass' t at- Royal Londo of (lphillalniic Hlgdalltal Mooienelds, and! Central London 'fhiust and Eu Hospital. :pause it umm in in sn, rim: me lan.

Omce-Cameron Block.

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unable to suqiiplythe demand made upon them for coal The D108 816 W0l`km8 5° their fullest extent Night and day the rush is l:ept.,fon and still thedemandis not supplied Scarcity of labor is vi hat hamp- rsthe production of coal Men are not so anxious -towork in the pit as they used to be 'other and more c0ll¥Z8Dl8~| labor can be procured from good remuner- ation Tlieconstruction of the steel worksat Sydney has absorbed all the surplus labor that could be had, and iniiie managers

have been compelled to take men from pits in orderto carry on the work which _ was necessary on the surface. Never be fire was the Dominion Coal Company ciinpelled to advertise for coal cutters until this year, and even-then they can- nitget all they want. High w8.2IOS W8»S ofered, but still this does _ not b_-ing the desired relief. lt is re-

ported that for the next year the

dearth of labor will continue. Extensive opeiatiilis ‘will be going on at North Syd- , ney. This -will tend to continue the in~

I serious problem is‘facing the 0011161168 Of

e

adequatesupply of labor, and adect the

' ` outputof coal. “Give us men” is the cry

imamwmmmm sweet went. from the coiiieriee of cape Bietoii wdav-

0i!ioeHours-9.i0a m.tolp.m.2 tolp. m

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§iP 41:9 Flgrm wrni Gussxs.

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Pastuerized milk at I i;ka.rd's Gr<;ctefi;y.

` John McPherson, G. A. Reid, R. A.Hamil-9

Our cheap Corset is made of Grey Jean and pr'

trimmed with lace _

Then we have a better line at

420 pr.

’ See our line at a half 8 $» trimmed with lace pr.

Ind siik stitching,

Now you want something better, h

are. mir Combination at

Then you ask for something cool,

Slit von with our Zero at

Better grades of Summer Corsets at

E

era you prp

we can pr'

550 & 750 pr.

The names of our French Corsets are. Mignon at pl" p

These are claimed to be t-1,, mm; gymtnrtable Corset made. A

Plenty other makes to choose lroin.

Corset

UNI-: corron ii-imma ‘wiiii ken '

FINE COTTON trimmed with

Qbtoidetl'

BOM(-,.‘ g';'aé¢

, GOOD LAWN, neck and ‘limi uiiiimed with embmiiieiy

ack

28.0 ,lwva ujmmit .-vin. embroidery »

° and ipsortioii at f

34g. sleeves trimmed with embroidery 3g¢, mil inlll'ti0Il it

Bell* af $1.20 pr.

Every pair guaranteed.

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MAJOR TAYLOR made ii neu state record

t

Hartford on July itlth The Mayor

was held 5 esterday afternoon on the beau tiful grounds adgoining the Florida Hotel

By letter received by the parents df

Pivate Leslie McBeth it is learned that in an engagement near Johannesburg Leslie received a bullet in the foot

A letter was received 'n Charlottetown

Wednesdav night fromllir B C Prowse At the time of writing Mr and Mrs

Prowse iw ere in London on their vi ay to Paris.

Mr W K. Bearisto, of the firm of Shaw

and Bearisto was a passenger by the Princess yesterday morning en route to Sydney to do the plumbing on the Crowell and Prowse buildi ig

ST. George s Church here intend having

an excursion to Charlottetown, Saturday, August 11th, the same day as the Steel Worlis e\cursioii io Halifax This will be a good oppoituiiity to visit Charlstte tovio -New Glasgow Chronicle.

AT a meeting of Court Feindale, George town, .ifew nights ago, the delegates to represent that Courtat the digh Court which meets at Souris in August were elected and are follows Bros Andrew Travers and Rev A ll K Hardman,

Lasr night a. large number f

Spectators witnessed the arrival f h steamezs Halifax Princess and Tacques Cartier as they came up the harbor almost together A gentle man in passing a. remark glast night said ‘it was too much excitement for one even

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THE Trophy donated by Mr L W Cook or the winners of the 40 pr ,gun shift is on exhibition in Mr Cook’s window, cor ner Gnafton and Great George Street It s a beautiful piece of silver and No Z C0 C A.thc winners oughtto feel proud of winning such a handsome trophy A picture of the winning team done up in Westlake Bros usual good style, is on ex hibiition with it

on Monday evening by Dr .LG T~oon;b‘\, Coroner for King s|Cou.nty,on the body of Mrs. Ellen De Grossqe, who was found hanged in her own house This woman, 65 years of age, had lived alone since the death of her husband eight years ago. On Monday Miss Ryan who lives near,‘ called at the house to see her and found er hanging froma. beam in the porch. An _ examination showed that she had put everything in order before ending her lite ; The jury returned a verdict of ‘°d'eath by* strangnlation the result of hanging, the deed being c0inmittad by her own .hand.’ Patriot.

after 8 o’clock yesterday evening with the following passengers :-S. W. Mann ing and wif:,H '. Manning, Mr. and Mrs J . H. Edwards, C.B.. Canning, Mr Cham- bers, T. F. Lawson, Mr.. Lett, Mr, Wil liams, Misses Durham (2). Kenneth Gm.- ham, Miss. L. Bruce, Mr. Nicholson, Miss McDonald, C. I. Pope and wife, W. H. Lamor, J. F. Trainer, Mr. Ford, W. D. Wright and wife, M. N. Barry. T. F. Ban-5 nqn, Dr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr. Morrison,; A. W. Goodridge, Mrs. D. B. Newcomb, D. B. Newcomb, jr., D. J _ 0’Connor, H. M. ' Sinith,Rev.D.C.Ryan.Misses M.and R.Gal- lant, Mrs. Harriugton,'Mrs.Cla.rkon,Missiu M. McPhee. J. Doyle, Ella Lewis, Ica. Keoghan,F. Davison, M. Moore, Mrs. A. Richardson, Geo. Fraser, Chas D. Brown,

ton, P. E. May, R.B.Morris,VV.Deverma.n. Also a large number from Halifax and Hawkesbury.

THE WEATHER. _

WAsHiNGro1v, August 2.-(Specia.l.)~

Fair, possible showers, light to fresh n Jrth, shifting southwest winds.

lm?-&-OQ1

Bicylists, and all Athletes depend on

Bentley`s Liniment to keep their joints ‘ii-:ilier and their muscles in trim. Strong

yet clean to use. Regular size 100. Large __

._o2tles 2.3¢.

mes. _ ‘

“_” ‘_ __’*”"T_’_`_""°”'_‘ _“$11” _-”`W'W*"“§

» At Wyther Grange, August 2nd, Lilias Grant, wife of A. J. Heeniker and last ,surviving daughter of' the late Capt. John campbeii, P. N.

4*- '

I 5 *_ -(Funeralto Milton Cemetery on Sunday

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rms Live: iscif- and

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‘iii-:'i"ri;R QnAi.i'ri _ neck and _

584:.

LQNSDALE, neck and sleeves

trimmed with embroidery and in- i

68c. _

4.2¢. sortion. 1

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such a record as Hood's Sarsaparilfa When you want ai good medicine _ge Hoods. 1 _

Km' FOUND--A large key can be obtain-

3 lat Lizis f.\.ffif:e by payingforthis ad. 31i

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` Th¢._P¢qple’s' Store. A ’iu1at is

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, jerseys.-Football and ether kinds at

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AN inquest was held at West St Peter’s W'

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Is quickly cured by using

Everything in the meu’s Furnishing Eine, except the boots.-

Quallty away Up. Picon Down Lo\|r,;.

Rimembei- iiiiiiiivo other nieiiieiiié-htel-A 1

is only 0110 Iighiiel

$1 9?* i T- l ,

giégiuigigrxts ;:J£;r§§J\;2_0;%dd;;D’& lgloahng of Sons of Scotland in Picton a Flynn $4 or Sodziys and J Mclnnis (a THE postponed garden party at Pownal

Larger Attendance

KINDE RGARTEN WORK

Physics, Elocution. Botany Taken up-Lectures by Dr Bailey and Others

M1

[By THE GUABn1Ai~i’s correspondent] The attendance at Bear River this year

year, it being a. small=r place Enroll ment at present 100 and new ones are arriving every day

In the Kindergai-ten work steady pro-

tlass along the lines of the mental, moral,

finger plays, and the finger plays them selves gii en which best link together the home relations of the child also, those used in connection with talks on woolen

Monday's Physics consisted of experi

and force were discussed and distin gulshed

Elocution seems to be a popular subgect

ontiuuation of that taken up ou Saturday nd consisted of a leview of breathing xercises, voice production and pro_]ec on of tone The teaching ofmading was ext in order, It was shown that the ader must see that thoughts are con ined not only in words but in groups of ords. The analysis of Hamlets ilnstruc on to the players was begun Much

unibered over fifty The work was a

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eiy enfoyable Monday's Botany work consisted of leaf

'y' those who'are attending the school. Saturday evening a most instructive cture was given by Dr. Bailey ‘on “How

Continents are Made.”Summer School c f

ience sermons were preached on Sunday

ity, and Dr. Kierstead of Acadia Univer- ity. The congregations were large and he sermons of a. very high-order.

He quoted freely from the writin f Lesca bot, Champlain and the esuit tathers-dwelt largely with the romance and earl histo of the earl Fr°nch

ng . .n o ow an accoun o the English rule passing on to the settle

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THE Halifax an-.ived in P0rt shortly gy DR Andrews of Mt' Allison Umver- 5?: V `

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Wild Strawberry temp

Blaclilierry tunllal-

Perfectly safe for all ages. Pleasant to take. Astringent without produ

`ii._; cosfiveness. '

7 confesses

Price 25 cents-

ff°‘~h gmt id coffee iw hi Prince Edward Island sold by Mr Beairsto RAND range picnic W' e in S

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‘rn ,he MM po, , G I m°,‘,s fur ‘V Mr Coma for 160 aid of their Public Hall. » _____

Our .vest

them as much as you want to

the price and we’ll be satisfied

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gi-ess is made Mondav’s work took the re an marked In Plain figures

veiy discussion wok paw and iliseemed ‘ C1iarlottetown’s Busiesh Street ._ H find the Work not only profitable but -1 ,gi §

is isrgsi- from outside the viiiiige than any Theywe all on a long count er atthe front,where previous year, although there are not as

many enrolled from the village as last you can see them Turn them over and examine

W* P*‘YS‘°a‘ ‘°e“°‘“>S ”° be °"=f“’°“ fm” If you see one you like Just cut one third off

and cotton ciotiiiiig Costs nothing to see them anyway--and a few

with the Summer School-Monday s class ~

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Suites a good deal cheaper

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Md °R.w.o.Ba cd, ~ ' `__ _ of sill' .i.i'hii,vi'§l'i§»¢.iv°n Loch iiigwiy. ll. You’11 find what you want here, aspeiislly »yoii’iopsi'

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f¢8im°-Pevlewe the *tw 6 f°1‘ S“P\‘¢ *A We are showing a line line. Prices from $24 00 (or

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{".".i‘i°i by $i°Ji.pit°is °'i°”é’°ri‘ii'0yai“i‘5:$‘3. V2 80 wb) f°f ° wh# Welvvt Sprwz Sub Sam. gp to finpllly ings the hands Oft thi, =; $85.00, the best Turkish Rug Suite-#But relieve either

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llur Strong Lino. 0m- Neckwear;

I no all the latest styles, from 2c to- 7 5c each.

" S tore open Saturdays till 11 p.m. _

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The Up-to-date Fruit Store

THE DOCTORS

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That fniit is C %.§.H“"£*i‘l».

medicine-You on ii'."f"..‘£";.

~ Pears

Plums ~

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Lament,

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It Easy or

We ve moved every one of our Colored Shirt

waists down stairs

ments on divisiiiiiiiy, compression aim, minutes turning over will show you how much. bet - evaporation, evolution, solution, cystalli e

zatiomoohesion, surface tension Energy lZ€1` yOU (38.11 d0 l'l8I'6 than 8IlVWl1€I'6 6lS€‘

ovemenm Nspondmgqolmhtand heat

one and sh0ivs the advantages enjoyed `i\,\-'“ ""““ '\`="" -' °~4‘i B-¢\--ff-»». ~‘ 2~\~/'f~‘

White and Colored Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Upldaiclotliing, Sweaters;

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Haudkerclriefs, Gloves, Golf ose, Half Hose, Collar

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