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EVERY CHILD born into the world wlthm

“wad or early developed tendency to dia- , mning' ¢“f,¢uriu¢ humoura ofthe \kin,aoalp, ‘““N°°¢`b¢¢omesanob3ectoi'the moatten- ai plieirude, not only because of its auffering he because of the dreadful fear that the diahg- ungiggiatobe lifelong andmar ite fixture “wing md prosperity. Hence it becomes gbe duty of mothers of auch afhicted ehildrento .quaint themselves with the beat. the potent, ma mm effective treatment available. " Warm baths with Cc-ricraa Soar to cleanse the .Un md scalp of crests and scales, gentle appli- -ugwg of Cvricciza Ointment to allay itching, uinuqon, and inflammation, and loothe and heal, mgoqed in the aevere caeea. by mild dooce of .cm-“_-Un Rasotvazn-. aford-instant and grate- M relief, speedy care, and leave nothing to be

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DR. L- H- DICKEY

_.Late Clncial Assistant at Royal London of Ophthalmic Hospital Mooreiields, and

Central London Throat and Ear Hospital. leieialisi in Diseases ei Tha Eye, Throat and Nose.

Cleo-Cameron Block.

_ Residence-Richmond Street West. _ Olioc Hours-9.30 a m. to 1 p.m. 2 to I p. Ira vel ir gs by appointment.

Ins 'rirsrirn axu Fi'r'rr:r> wrrrr Gus-ans.

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t/{?\ TQ $9 p -ji D. Stewart.

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The Band of -ith Reg. C. A. will givea

band concert this evening at 7.30 at the artillery camp. '

Sr. PETERS Sunday School Picnic will take P11106 at. Rocky Point onMonday, the 9th July, at ll o`clock.

Ksrcnrs of Pythias remember the reg

ular meeting this (Friday) evening at S- 0`clock. Installation of officers.

Cuaanorrirrowu Engineers meet for

Drill this evening in uniform at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of non-coins. requested.

Mr. J. G. McGregor, wife and two

children of Halifax arrived in the city

last night and are requested at the Queen Hotel.

Yesterday morning Ernest Prunty was

arrested on a charge of assulting his grandfather and grandmother with a leg of a stove. He will be tried.

Rev. Mr. Howard, who has been for

years pastor of the Methodist Church at Pownal. with Mrs. Howard and family, leave for the west in a few days.

THE band of the 4th Regt., C. A. will

give a concert at the OmC€!"S Quarters. Victoria Park, at 7.30 o‘clock this evening not last evening asaunouuced in the even- ing'papers. -

EVERY member of Branch N0 216, C. M.

_B. A. is respectively requested to attenda special meeting of the branch t0 be held in the A. C. H. Hall at- 7.30 sharp this Friday for parade. _

M.. J. B.Loiiiti.io ofiiio LC. R. arrived

in the city yesterday eveninli' by tile S-_S- Halifax. He is aecompaniedby his Wife and child who purpose Snendms the S111” mer months at t.lie:Cliff Hotel.

THE steamer Thor will dock at Railway

wharf this morning ard will load with oats for Messrs. Carvell Bros.. G- H- Toombs, Walter Matheson, N- R11'-5@Hb\1fY and will probably sail on Saturday for Rochester, Eng.

A Lorznos cable of July 3rd to the Mon-

treal Star has a list of Canadians invali- .iod to wooiwioii Hospital by the troop- oiiip Montfort. Among then is Private James Stewart Walker of “G” C0.. R- C. R. I., (late 82nd Regiment-

ivm. Woioiistsoiiiorl vase occupied the

time of the Court yeSt4'->1`dU-Y- Averdict' °f guilty was brought in at half-Past 0°* The case of Wm. Ellsworth who is chori!- ed with houaebreak and larceny WI-S b¢' fore the court during the afternoon.

THE coroner-s inquest on the body of the

child found on Wednesday morning was continued last night. T¢Sl§im0UY was given by Lucy Buote, and Louise Hour- After deliberation the Jury found no evid-

ence throwing light on the case but were of the opinion that the child came to its death by foul means. .

Mr. Barrett Henderson was a Passenger

yesterday morning en route to CalgB1'_3‘- It is understood that Mr. Hendersonwill take up his residence in this prov_mC G during the coming fall. His friends will I-eg,-ef, that his health. is not good and he hopes to regain his old time vigor by the aid ofthe air of 1115 native Province. A'r 9.30 last night the Special Wai”

brought the delighted pupils,teachers,and friends of Grace church Sunday b<:h00l picnic to the city. All 1‘€P0flF 5 Pleasam' day’s outing. The day was all that could

be desired and the pleasant location oaths; grounds coupled with the exce en quality ofthe refreshments added to the enjoyment of the day-

Weeks & Co.

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Wish to save all Siturday buyers money. #Bd f°'n'Sht th” df” gmc

at prices that cannot be beat.

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Cotton Hose

2 pair for 25c.

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Cashmere Hose

99;; P V 2 pair for 35:.

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' Pique Skirts H inen Handkerchiefs

Regular $1.85 to-diy $1 43 1 Regular 146

now 8 for 28c.

Belt; -4 Ply Linen Collars

Veilings Silk Nets 8: yd.

Blouse Silks ‘ Stripes and Checks to-night 36cyard. ’ Seethat Blouse Silk It won’l

V 5c pr, 6c pr, 10c pr.

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2 for 25c.

' ‘ Flannellette Shirts

This line 200.

Gingham Shifts

Good Washing 296. Silk Front Shirts

T0-ni ht 72'.”

M list long at 20.: yd. . ‘ g ‘ ' 5 Side Combs

Black Sateen S531* `

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HandkerchiefS Gents Straw HMS

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Cor-root iii f midi ' wear Tc a yaid.g or C an 8 S i N‘°° "4 °°°l 50°°

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We 05,1- 5 Big Drive in Genmi Colqrgg Shirlii for to-day only. hxrts _

M2011 at $1.20. 1.35, toe., 99;;

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The Peop‘.e’s Store.

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A r.rr:rrrr_Ne of the Ladies Aid Society of

the P. IS. I. Hospital will be held in the Y. M. C. A. parfors Friday morning 6th at 11.30 a.m. A large attendance is requested. 5 2i.

Manitoba Free Press: Bishop Court- ney of Nova Scotia, accompanied by his chaplain, Archdeacon Kaulbach, brother of Col. Kaulbach, M. P., passed through the city this week on their way to British Columbia, en route to Australia.

N o`s 1. 2. 4. 5. Co`s. 4th Reg. C. A. were inspected yesterday. No’s l and 2 in the afternoon and 4 and 5 in the morning by Lieut. Col. Moore. Regimental in- spection was held at 2.30. The inspection is considered the best in the history of the Regiment.

WE regret to announce the death of Mrs

Angus McPhee, Bayfield, Lot 46, which occurred on the lst inst. Mrs McPhee had been confined to her bed since last March and was in her 79th year. The funeral took place on Wednesday from her late home to Saint Columbia.'s Church and was largely attended. 1

Sir Thomas Lipton, of yachting as well

as tea fame, has taken Inverary Castle, the property of the late Duke of Argyle. 'Ibis is the first time the castle has been let. It is a princely property; and around it for miles are shootings and moors. Sir Thomas Lipton will entertain _there this summer after Cowes in splendid style. Among the guests who will visit him are Mr. and Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin and possib-5, ly the Prince of Wales.

A perfect day, and a splendid time was

the common verdict of the goodly number who attended the Sunday School H* picnic of Central Christian church yester- day at Rocky Point. The swings in the hamrnocks and the games of base ball,etC. will not soon be forgotteni y the children. Tho majority left Charlottetown on the eleven o`clock boat and alarge number followed later, All returned at 7p. m. The lunch baskets were completely empt- ied and all returned tired but happy, Rocky Point is the best place for the pic- nic of 1901. So say we all.

YESTERDAY THE GUARDIAN had a call

from Mr. D. McAuley formerly ofBelfast, but now with the`_PittsburgfCoke and Gas Company, Sydney. _Mr. McAuley left the province early in December last and en- gaged with the above company. He con- siders Sydney one of the rising cities of Canada. The company that employs him are constructing some 400 coke ovens and it will be next Spring before the work is completed. He considers the block now in course of erection by Messrs Prowse Bros. 8: Crowell the finest in the town. Thesituation is all that can bedesired and a large trade must naturally occurs. The building is on the main street from Ash- byand isknown as Prowse’s corner. Mr. McAuley is on a ten day’sho1idayand will visit his home.

THE S. S. Halifax arrived in port short-

the following passengers: Miss W. J. McDonald, Miss A. W. Jones, Mrs. Chur- chill. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Soulinir, Miss Ella Larkin, Miss Ellen Grant, Mrs. W. H. Price and sister, Miss Annie Martin, Miss Minnie M. Woods Miss K. Connolly, Miss C. S. Cummings, ` Miss Ellen Grant, Miss Alice Dumphy, Geo. P. Hurl, Miss E. Burton, Miss Jard- ine, Miss Campbell, Miss Stewart, Miss Toombs,JohnP.Robertson,Mrs.R.A.Gould From Halifax: J. B. Lambkin, wife and child, V. Hawkins, J. Gormly, Miss M. A. Foley, W. P. Cantwell, Miss C. Morson, Miss Effie Brooks, Miss M. A. Paine, Miss L. Paine, W. J. Sienny, Mrs. Sienny, Miss A. McCarthy, H. L. Lane, T. S. McDufl', Mrs. B. Seaman, QM. A. Nicholson, Wm A. Collin, J. J. Shelton, Miss Agnes Shel- ton, Miss Mary Fisher.

An accident that might have beépn at-

tended with fatal consequences occurred Wednesday night about eleven o,clock. While Mr. W. K. Beairsto and a lady friend were driving in from North River, by way of Douglas Street, their horse fell into a manhole between five and six feet deep on the latter street that had been left unlighted and without any covering except a piece of board aboutldve inches wide. The lady was thrown from the carriage into the manhole with the horse, and was rendered insensible. Mr. Albert Hale who,with some lady friends, was also coming in from North River, reached the scene shortly after the acci- dent, and rendered all the assistance in his power. Several other men also gave assistance. The horse was removed from the manhole and led out through the sewer trench that was being dug. The. lady was removed to a house near by and soon as possible afterwards was taken to her home. Dr. S. R. Jenkins was called in and found her badly shaken up. _-The horse was also hurt and the carriage damaged. I

WANTED.-A thoroughly experienced

and practical farmer, middle aged mari

preferred. Apply to W. Welsh, Kepgh.

ly after six o’clock yes'terdayeTv'e'i`iing"witLh_

Tau merry-go-round goes t6

to_-day. " “ ' ’ i '-

The s. s. city of Ghost on-ivoii in poie ‘ last night. She leaves fat 4 this morning' for Sumnerside where a full freight if 3300 bags of potatoes are ready to be shipped. ` - ' ,

Tm: open air entertainment at Brighton

Camp, iotoria. Barracks last night. wi s enjoyed by a large number of visitors and the corps assembled for training. The program was impromptu and was taken part in by several members in uniform. The Band of the 82nd Regt. played several fine selections which were interspersed by solos, recitations and readings. The reading of Rev. Leo. Williams was very appropriate and was well. received. Major Crockett’s recitation, “The Union Jack”-" received the prolonged applause of the. audience. Mr. Lamont presided at the organ as accompanist. Regrets were ex- pressed on all sides that the program was not longer. The ofiicers and men atCamp Brighton appreciate the interest taken by citizens generally in millitary affairs, and look forward next year to many pleasant hours spent in like manner. To-day. the inspection by the D. 0. C. will take place commencing at 8 0’clock a. in. Company inspection of arms, acooutremeiits and muster parade. At 2.30 p. m. Battalion inspection will begin when the regiment wlll perform various evolutions practiced during Camp. The 82nd Regt. were never ir as good shape as at present, consider- i ig the large _ percentage of recruits that marched into camp ten days ago. Great credit is due to theStafl` Instructors, Sgts. Bayers, Little and Terrence for their in- defatigable efforts and attention given the training and instruction since they arrived In camp. They have been painstaking and persistent in their endeavor to bring the men up to their present standard. The Camp -will break up on Saturday when the different companies will return to their _respective Company headquarters.

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No. 5 C0., 4th Regt., C. A.-This

company, this year consisted in a large part of recruits, but they have the vim and the enthusiasm that makes soldiers. Captain Johnston is the idol of his men, while the Co. in common with the other Artillery Co’s were especially favored in having such an ideal instructor as Segt. _ Instructor Sutherland has proved himself to be. The instructor while strict in all matters per taining to drill has made himself a favor- ite with the membersof this Company and in wnversation with the boys the word all round, was “he’s the right stuff” or “he’s a good fellow.” This Co. was yester- day paradad for inspection in infantry movements and after the Capt. had put the men through the usual formations the D. 0. C.expr~essed himself as being highly pleased with the showing the Co. had made. N o. 5, said Lieut.-Col. Moore is now one of the leading Co’s of the 4th Reg. C. A. _whichgfhas always taken iii-st 'place the Artillery Co’s of they-Dominion. The inspection in gunnery, drill took place at the drill shed. 'There were four detoclrments, two forty pounders and two 6460. To the onlooker everything seemed to pass off without a hitch which view was sustained by the remarks of the D. 0. C. The gun drill he said was especi- ally soldierlike and rapid. There is fast growing* up a military spirit in this Com- piuy and nearly all of the boys express themselves as ready to be back next year.

NOTES.

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Kumfort Headache Powders. 10 cents.

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you want in the grocery line. .Your order. if left here, will be

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TELEPHONE QBDERO i Get the same prompt, personal attention as others. We deliver goods just when you want them. y Leave your order with us to- day and you will be pleased

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MEATS

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Heres an i ant necessity to well dressed y

Doubly important these days of bright hot sunshine

Pretty parasols need not cost vou much Here at all sorts of prices

Some dainty, plain “ niet effects, others with rich ornamental andles, etc

Black and colored ones

Some few ofthe prices are, 35c 50:: 75c $1 10, $1 49 1 98, and so on up to 4 7a, 5 00 5 1 5, etc

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R ght on the road along Euston Street, youll End W Piekard & bo with a full supply of thirst quenching drinks to"cool that tickling in the thirsty spot

And Look' Boys . .

We have the finest line of pastry and delicacies to

add to the pleasure of camping

Drop in argway, we ilbe glad to see the Bed and

Blue coats.

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time, what more can you expect i

A full line of Silverwear and Jewelry always on hand at

Watchmaker and Jeweler Cor Gt George 8: Grafton SU

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Dress S2l:.:l.r'¢l» Orash. Skirtm VV'h:l_1:e Pique

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