’ ' -Reporters-` .

isoura, eoBee without ad-

di k&y bégided. _0ne»siP»' _ thenyour dict; if it lint better then any you've been buying at the

samerprloe. no mutter where, send buck. ~

Fresh _Cream

' Every lliornliig Webster f& McKay.

Cor. Kent 'and Gr. eeorge sts

A Hoine&Co,whi|.h waslisten d 0 v

V08!

N S- Thom u vial TUESDAY 150 r was A. Alclloimld Bros.. Georgetowinheut

Ml” 1’f“°°'\ ive min Dru. iissun stem

u eau r. a,

ulrsd Guardian has now on exhibition in a

regarding the new prce=ss of photography

Tm: tide will beliigli this aitemoon at ‘hundreds ofpeopla P3831 “_ The `ns\,,-“_ U Go _(_ _mm _-_ th B k _

' 1-40- and ffoluvrww mornlns at 1-30- -ment ueisimeawbs ui. ilestorits iriiiii "~ “ . '".°Y ““‘ “ ° .lm °

_ John Power, drunk and disorderly _Was * _

- - fined $10 or liildays yesterday at Police In the case brought on by S. F. Tar- The death oreurredut Sumuiersideat the

W MEN ‘ YOU WANT

‘bulLe, jus! Call at our bakery and you can get

whpt you need at_ small con .

STEWART,

ECIJPBB sammy. Baku Best Bread.

Campbellton, Lot 4 The horses -had

' ' " " `_"==“”"_ "'""=°'=‘ . ' 1 8; Alberton and these may or may not have

Y 'I _ ~f It uns Henry Hiiulies of l\dcDounl<

for f‘;`;;|?:§r:1gney I gou pq}S,;,us llughes, Queen St. who was lined for bevn NIOSH which WGN f0\lrld-

r Carpe 3' 3,0 ‘_ first violiii/on of the Prohibition Law. ' THE fuueml-of the lute M__S_ T_ W_

& Co. 28d zi

V- and ‘vm Dodd took place yesterday morning to St

SOI(i ill every large City Walter Simpson, Bay ' iew -

I . .. , -_.-90 ‘_ Pauls and thence to Sherwood. There

“AW” CE ”E.“‘i1“ ED §‘§°,“~.3““';.‘;?;‘;,§;;;r§;:,‘;'; ;‘;;,_“‘,:;,;,';, ,gi W... ...my .......__ 1.... L.. w.........

$3'00 ~ bv "L H y' , ` assistedl Rev. Jas. Sin son oiliciated

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ro\v on a v si’ to his son y - p

WeekS& C0., S0le 8geIli£S» lmor U ' ` ' and the pail l.\eai‘ers were: Sir Louis

I ‘L _ _ --- Davies, Chief Justice Sullivan, \V. A. b

I "' ‘ " """ <";""'""`-#”wm VVcek~4, Mr Justice Fitzgerald, C D ro

Court. _` hush against George Carver for annoying residence of her daughter Mrs. Caleb Lea

. ' i/ri his shop and dwelling and abusive -u Sunday lust of Martha Simmons reiict

. R.C.MH fR.l‘..l\l h&C. has - i

returned Fmlegydney Whig; he l___;'b__e__‘ language, the latter was fined $20 and ofthe late Francis Simmons of Belmont,

some w__eks_ _ costs or dl days. The fine was allowed to Lot 16. Di ceased was 87 years of age and B

_ hang over his head, pending good leaves a family of three sons ' E- H- NOI‘f»0¥\ 0f The 0I1tul‘l0 Alilldellif behuv.our. ani four daughters. The sous I 11. hCom an has The Guiir.lian's' _ , are Fred of Wilmot, Richard 'of _ _

"s“‘ “‘ V Y T f ii rr is o thanks for a neat blotter. - N SEM Y gwmg ‘ends agcompnn hues” Free!/own and Woodland of N. bt. E‘eaii-

- . . e o ummerslde an were g _

. ~ Miss Margie McDougall of Mon ton is Hn, the wedding refered w yBate__d__y__ Ors. The daughters are Mrs. John Lekle. _

Something dainty for visiting the eit_v‘ the guest of Miss K,_,v_(}_F_W|ggin,, Mm'_Th0s E,,¢_abm0kS_ W"m°" Valley' Mr”-C“1°bL““»S“mmCf' ` ' tea and haventg time to May 5____w____t_B___&mo___ - Mm Dmsy Esmbrgoks Miss Lila E___m_ side,Mrs.()liver B»st Lotlo and Mi-s.Green . _

f Minneapolis Minn The funeral took

. . , i»i<,1vn-s... i¢uie;° ,

Mi»s Pitlipl Luliybwps apagseiagcr by; th; Mtg; ev D ForQerES__ Fiank place Tuesday at 2 oclock to the Baptist express as iiigi rom os n wier - ' ‘ - - » ° C t L L 16_

_ ‘she has been for the past year. Clement' Albany N' Y' eme ery 0

M's“ Sadie prmwellv Sowh Rusuco' sunday Fast the bogli: of fave hories ln the Y. M. C. A. Hall this evening' is as

and Miss Winnie Craswcll, New Glasgow,` an W0 “UWB WET” WN ° as 0" "U" follows.

Tun music for the Teachers' Convention

are visiting friends in the City. - 0rches¢_m__Im_e,.mcZZ0 Al.u|,im,

t' i i- , . , '

gb and Mm, Tuttle Irvlum ie iopes and rugs on them, and iad ev 1.e__0__ solo’ S___g me to Sleep _M

MPS' Ed G-°» Y ` . 1 ' dentaly been washedvofi’ from a vessel. It Elm Rum. Y'

Cillle Tl`U"“l`5*l- “'\‘° “fe l`°ZlBwmd “t the is understood that some horses and cattle .er ' le'

Victoria will be in town ii few days. had been shipped __ day or two bein” at PViolln Bolo, Selectcd~Miss Helen

nliner Vocal Aria with cliirt ohlijiito-Puck. Clouds. Away. _ Soprano Soloi~t-Mrs. Hedley Palmer. Clarinet -Mr. W. H. Watts.

Piano-Miss B. Lodge.

Orchestra at eight p. m. sharp.

[Eveiiiiig papers please copy.]

Jiiium Hamill Tuesday afternoon ugr~t his prisoner, Angus Martin .be-

' ' H ‘ ~ ' f ~ .i » - R,,,,k,,, ,md H.,.,.,,.1r..mrri. ii-l.i,..ll..d5;-iiliigii-” rlimiliig ugpiiiiibiozf

Z' \

The Guardian greatly regrets the dilap-

idated appeiirarice of the lioover Potato Digger iid ln yc!~.tei‘iin.y`s issue. 'The all had been set and spaced allowe for ii cut of the inacliine, which was specially tele- phoned to Siimmcrside for, und, although it came down hy niail Tuesday night and

Martin was disclinrged, thejudge di cidlng that Leonard Morris the J. P, for Prince County who /issued the capias had no power under the statute to issue one dir ccted to the Sherifiof a county other than the county for wh ch the justice is ap- pointed and that the arrest was illegal

, fl _ _ _

KiI.J was apr-cially _askei for at Post Olflci-,iviis and without authority, and that the im- ' not fortlicomiiig until* yesterday furenoon. |»i"soiifi out in Q\1ecn's County jail was

eual ,

Cl\Mi>uni.L'roN,~~A.. new geiieral store

has been opened at Carnuhcllton by Charles McNeill, proprietor of t“e Aber deen Hotel. John Pratt li s rented the store formerly conducted by Mrs. Aii» drew McDoun1ilI. David Coughlan has nearly completed a new dwelling house. The clico“e iiictoiy which has been suc-

s I I ' ~ ' _

cc~’s-fully run by Mr. Burke, will close about ist October. Quite B. iiuiiilier of re~

l sidents iiere have gone to see the Exhibi-

tiuii

THEGun.r1lian has this week pla ed in

`Dl.1TIUg We are `i'ii‘e|Jniposlng rooiii \vhiit is proliulily _the

_ ur largest iurike-up stone in the Maritime ‘ extra values' Everyone should- See 0 Provinces. ltis four rind one half feet

gobdstget our Prices befor! buying’ wide, seven and a li-iii feet long

'and three iiivlies thick, and thus of

i _suiiicieritsize to hold the type for entire

_ eight pages of The Guardian. Although

weighing upwards of threequarters of ii tou,1t was placed in position in first

'MI ` S class condition by Michael Egan of this

city.

' ' ' UARDIGAN-Tlie Bona Fides I ai-rIve<i

' ~ ' . y g Tuesday morning from St.Pierre and will

, - _ proceed to Pietou for ii. cargo of hay for

7 G d this port -Last Sabbatli wliiie the

the newest of the Se?'Son.s oo S" A occupants .were in t»liui'eh the house of Remarkable va1ue5_'EVery Piece In these A. G. Crawford was entered and cash to

two lines worth more money

013-.

' EVERYBGDY COME l

`--.- - he Kodak- l3ABE. 1

the amount of $23 and seine valuable pap- erstaken-Clrire Sniithof New Glasgow,N. S., paid a liyiiig visit to his cousin Rev. E. Smith.-Capt. J. McDonald slid J. F.

' on

' Norton are making necessary repairs to

Q , their water front preparatory to Fall

` shipping.-Mrs. Gunn, viidow of the late

Rev. A. Gunn, intends moving to Char-

` - ottetown this week. ‘

. i . -

RA I) i THE prices set for the Meister Concerts

- r Clt are much below' those

in th's y chrirgedf. in-mttherfplaoes. ln' the adv. llterutureforwarded bythe manager the prhes setiwere 50 cents admission, reserved seats 75 cents. There is no

douht the concerts are worth these prices

L E but lhe local management have arranged

that anyone may go two nights for 50

cen's or tn o nights reserved cents 70 cents ,

_ _ _ , - as this was intended by the company ~*O_; ' _

for one night. General admission here CRICUIHIIOHS, 2fith° .

-,.. . ,J,., _ wili hc; _psnly 3§3ncp_ii_:s.fer:e1;t_v t;'_¢;ee:;';i metic’ correspondence’ com-

sea s a c n n

,, on, ,, 0 ,,,,,,, merclal law and ortliography _ _ W _,__ _

I .ii§i{`f.5°°°""A cm" K arefaughlat the Union tom

' marciii tillage 23 dw if-

also illegal and liiat the jaiier would have been justified in refusing to take Martin into his keeping. _ C. Duffy appeared for Turner tic plaliiifff and J. J. Johnston fbr ihe prisoiier Martin.

Although the matter was kept re-

iiiarkahly quiet there was an unusual o ourrcnee at the Union depot this uioriiing. Shortly lieff re the (lepai‘tui‘e of the Point du Cliene express it young' iiiiiii, welldressod rind 0' good nppeai- iiii'e, drove to the station from one of the hotels. Iiis coaehinun riirried two plccesof linggaue to the liaggage room and was followed by the young ii an hiiii- self. The riian presented ii. ticket for Montreal and was handed two cliecks, wh ch lie put in his pocket. A few min- utes later another gentleman eiitcretl the baggage roam, picked out one of the pieces of bavgaiie mid asked chat it be checked to Prince Edward lslriiid. He was told that lhe u.rtlc'e in question was the property of another person and was rilreadv cliecked. 'lheii he beciiinv souiewiiat excited, but iiianugeil to con- vince tlie authorities that the hnvgagc wlicli he declared contained mlualiles worth more thiiii $5,0(X) was his and his alone. The man who had clieeked the baggage at fir t was found in the Pullinaii our of the express and when interviewed by the claimant ofthe trunk is said to have been none too civil to liiri.i.f_'l`lic hit- ter tlien sought Oilicer Golliiis and wished him to arrest nian No. 1. 'When' the oiiieer first coriinienced conversation with the Montreal mini the latter put on a very bold face. Finally, liowever,~wlicn lic re- alized that the matter was serious he hc- cainc alarmed and apologized to the ls- iaiider for the “niista.ke." His cxplunal ioii of the affair v. us that he did not know that the coachmaii had brought two pieces of baggage and that. he did not notice that the bnggageman had handed him two checks. The matter was allowed to drop when the apology was given, iiltlioiigh the owner of the valise was still very indignant.-St. John Globe 2-i.

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1ui5N’s CAPS _ , POWER To BUYERS, f_03:;y__ sriusoir

_ V. °il`ou’ll had if hard to get a decent cap in most stores.

all

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,-_ >,M¢n tell us so every _dav-Now. we m _ e a special- hocolates,

l .ity of Me__n’s Hatsanri Caps. _ _

airs- uni; BY fi... and -

1 uiousiuii i --<=-is . .

i ‘ iA""“~"§;(ore than a hundred diiferent styles to __choos'efrom. ` Try ue fol’ the

fIivery,kinda`¢¢'v==fy Pfifff- Y°“`“ 8¢*J“5* th* “P _gb_pv¢.,-1 ."-»l-'f ,_ ",

, _ '~ _ _ 1 \ l...

xi' i » W. 1. .....s.. ... ., ._

. __ _'”u_wm¢ at iiiisstore. _ '_ yi ___ _ IJWEEKS s co c ~-~ ~ l l

~~ _Q ->ii..».»

* 's _

is an absolutely pure soap

' made by the famous “Mnr~

gerisou" oi England. People who uleil it prefer it to almost

' any other kind. It is espec-

ially recommended for child-

»ren’s usé, because of its purity

and soothing qualities.

Price roc a cake.

"'1jho"*rw_o_. Macs"

s - lichoiudtliclinnoi,

_ _ ` DRUGGISTB,

Cor Gr.Gsor|'e no gist su.

1 l

» ~ `~ ,_ _ , _ , Banos |~'rnwAR'r,6c Co have received - ,

""""`“°"*' _ " - ' I _ -_ V - f t eioll-_wing ordersza steam boiler fo' S Q

_ _- . uso ,Oxtoi~d,N._S. ls* t` " gallons _malt be . _ - _ ing the Exhibition. ~ _ __ -,. seiledbythe Police from the pron.iises_o¢ lng:,ani'pium`b|ng Thos Sniith's house,

W,,,_0,,,`e,_ Umm, ry e_ ,_ ,__ in-m‘__.1.-.lii_i 0'Bri‘si,_ous¢n so-set. ni Poiioe ity;n_okswd ketueror nm-iss. rmsr

sity attending the exhibition. ' .d0;>_;'lrt Jah; Skenprrdimnk dm $2) or 80 a.ndoi;e_; ppopsller Ear S. S. McRae, has _

san Rooko was lssed ng e case o James Tait ji-and

d Margaret Wood.'Wi\tel'-I ‘ .i . exieas ro i 0 8, 93’

»--l- r...§;1.“';:"°'.:.“:::°°:.:l:.r‘.:“°.:.°°.‘““°. ...1 -~ . - s

‘ f

B .2 ll y

Alben' E- C““1l1bPl\»F1‘lBli0l11 li A100118 house at_,the corner of Rotohford and DR. Forrest B. Gould of whose extraor-

tlie visitors to the Exhibition. - _ Grafton occupied by-Philip Coyle. Many dinary urtiflpial light photography an ex #_ _ _ H . ,_ ,_ .»~ .,_ _

W_McKe Z; d M Gif" mom* peoplegqthered but the brigade was not tended notice appeared ieccritly in The . ` Us 'f' .4

_are attending the Exhilitlon, . req ' ` _ ber V, _ f . '1 v . "

` S.`.M. Hicks and wife have returned Umm! tb” “tif” °“" T“°3d"'Y °'°“l““ num ` on Bowl bookstores spedmem » 1*

from atm (__ st J h h _ __wM“Be__u__ Gmmaphone in me store 0, of hit finished W.rk. The speiioieus fully ~ .

n M ° “Lx 1bm°'-‘- l - _ _ b, justifythe high praise previously 'given

FROM

MUURE

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exhiiiiwuin oiiuiottstown N°"“ S°°““ b“"‘“"'~" ` I

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when you select from a coat stock__ like 0I§$’_§»4 _

We dou’t restrict you to .one or RWD-'01 lm-If

a dozen types of coat. We have so many- £1.19-f.. '

you're practically certain to obtains. it--and -

a stylish, satisfactory Bt. ' _ ‘,'

We have coats from $3.75 to , ,$22_.50,_- and a. ‘

. ' ,/

range of nearly 7oo from which to make your _

To-day is a good day to buy coats.

Mcllilil

l-.WN .

l i

miuciious _

Some Dealers Think

lhcy Have a Mlonopoly

of Buying Furniture

Let them think so, it does nobody fauy harm,” and it

pleases them. But for fear the public might be led away

by their extravagant utterances, we humbly rise to remark, that we have been and are still buying from almost ¢V¢1'Y

manufacturer in this broad Dominion-and further we are

content to sell at a much smaller profit than most people ask_

We would like the opportunity of showing you our furniture,

and would like you to compare. and we think we can con-

John Newsom.

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if I Ni

Best Workmanship and Best Materials at the

Lowest Prices.

We have all the modern appliances used in Dentistry,

and we are prepared to do any kind of work yon need.

PLATB. WORK-We make rubber, gold and coiitiniious

gum plates, all fully guaranteed _to last and give satisfaction. All have a double suction and. cannot dropdown.

Crown and Bridge Work made 'after the latest methods.

being durable and self-cleansing as well as beautiful.

_‘Our prices are the lowat. Ask oui patients aboutour

wor . ` “

Teeth extracted without pain. `1-No'c6¢`1iing_ or injurious

drugs used.

A ten years written guarantee with all work.

Guarantee Dental Rooms Cameron Block, Charlottetown, [over Reddln Br0s.]

Dr. E. E. ROBINS. Prop..

Pianos. ’

Organs. f

Sewing Machi- nes.

We are direct importers of above

named goods.

All our goods are from the manu-

facturers direct. We do not buy old goods from anybody.

Our pianos are smonp the hi heat

grade pianos in the word, as shown bythe medals they have won. Our organs are made by the most reliable

orpan maker in Canada and' have been so d throuphout the world sinus i832.

Our Sew ng Machines are all made

of chilled steeie with bali benrin s, and double feed. Our NEW HOM§ia allowed to be the best Sewing Machine today offered on the market.

Our prices do not vary. We have

but one pfice for one kind gg goods. _ We as an honest dpri for each

article and cannot affor ,tn take A third off to make a Idle- _' Call' at our show at Exhibition and see our ood: or at our ware-rooms, Kent St. gpm “gh night of Exhibition. where you will hear some choice music.

A.Hnmi 8|. Gu..

iuiil- roiisiiu, Men.

EXHIBITION -

ANNOUNCEMENTS

When ou come to see the Exhibition

don’t fdiilto see our display of Photos in the main building up stairs. ,

Se d ll ti to ix `

photcrtdae.: :lilly n3:nding" tion and use them for Xmu preeoau. Our studio is opposite the nord; use 2; ’.;°::.2.‘?:°ts.:.“ ‘“=‘“- “'°° -°°°f i.'I‘ii°.§'§.l“i'iii¥ ‘l‘.‘..§“ii‘.1‘.‘3if.i§‘. ’I,i..°°°°' ;»_on|_i_i_ske£iIsone of the points in st: e n hibiti . , sittlnggvieit :I and 3 our ivgskt. ht `

Yann truly, _

Gavin. Gciuzei sl oi.,

l. rnoroormrnnns.

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