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Brookdale ` ‘ Mrs. Addison Miller was a ass b‘

s s.Di:cm:ss due tonight she his P “"3" Y

Bind T" _anotherlmge passengerust. ' __ _,Saturday morninR`s express en route

28 in | Boston.

'_*__*__‘_,_*._,_ A much needed sidewalk has been

i F placed on the western sideof Queen`st .t. APPLE - growers in the Annapolis and

’°‘° Cornwallis Valleys expect the crop of 1900

__ A saw tobacco factory is being gm,-ted to far exceed any previous year.

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c`in and all summer sports ex- , S Pussy-nn to t.‘:e__heat of the sin 1111.11 burns, iniaines and irritates theskin.

Qwlingnnd refreshing will quickly gwhe. comfort and remove L e initations.

Price 25 cenis e bottle.

Apothecaries Hall.

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Fruit Cake.

STEWART

Eclipse Bakery. Bikes Best Bread.

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for zo cents per lb. ’I`here’s none better made Just think of dark rich fruit cake at thin low price. Nothing

but the best materials go into it. lkilful bakers o

the led- No careless baking here.

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CARD L- H- DICKEYI

ancient at noni London of ,_ ANDREW MCINNIS £l`1'i_?s=_°°Y° Where he was mended °°-

lireat

Hospital Mooreflelds, and London Throat and Ear

Hospital.

le licenses of The Eye, T

and Nose.

West

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Ano no wrrn Gmssns.

in Picton byA McKenn J It 'll

_ A SYDNEY despatch of J 1 2 . . i P u y l t .-~ - -

The deed of th M S S35 sv THE GUARDIAN is glad to learn that Mr d

e osely property “as C. A. Myers. B. A., who was reported id

given this morning to President Heart;

while business will be carried on in tem-

# por_a.ry quarters. la

MR. John Weir,of Pine Tree, who has

Tn: high court of the N. S. Indepen-

de session at Truro, last week. Over 150 de-

thls province, on mortuary account, a total of $54,0(X) was paid as follows:-Old age benefits. $500; total and permanen disability, benefit, $3,5(ll; montuary bene

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days ago Mr. William McCourt of that place ste dinto one of the stores at

from a- tombstone in St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Cemetery, Som-is, P. E. I.

IN MEMORY

ELIZABETH M_cINNIS Beloved wife of

DIED D1-:c. 15'rH 1852,

AGED 60. ' ‘

R. 1. P. ' '

She was sr. native of Lochaber, Scotland

m and was the lady:honored with having»

the first dance with King George 1II, at the Royal Ball in Edinburg in 1818.

SPECIAL S&_-LIE

DIESI BLOUSEs

The balance _of our Spring stock

0 Uffu

it LADIES’ CAPES

Every C2193 must g0 at 50°., off.

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LADiEs Heirs

The balance of our stoc

50 oi _ _

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16 Dress Lengths left, you \i3V@'l'°“" éfmice' at

§ price. s

Summer Dress Fluslins NOW is your chance for a pretty Muslin 'DYBSS -

335 off.

W0 lnve hundreds of other bargains, If you call wo; _

Pleased to show them to you. -

Ellii

<|;€]tl1€ h_f€I‘Cll?51t3' Bfillk Of P. ISl8Iltl. |` performed on @_v¢,g_ has only been con- S

0 e pl-we F; .1d“._as _$12’00(_>° The Bank isultinge. specialist and procuring suitable C mmenceb ul mglmmedlatelyi me/a“°_ glasses. Mr. Myers is still continuing

, forMinard’s Liniment who is now in the

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‘_ been in our _,mm ' facmre from the Can‘;»di1;m _:If exdw Dr. Truman, of Halifax, is visiting

this M _._ ,,e,.§O,,,,| Si_l d ,_ _ Dr. and Mrs. Dickey, Charlottetown.

to visilt it. Lotolii _ ‘ e -7’ an “Ili ¢mDl0y about 20 hands. He will return to Halifax on Wednesday sallpe *“‘5`_ ' M _ morning.

.¢mi>1¢.if\11{*_f*°“f lwmiy- of A’ lV'_?V' M°°”' °f ‘he Department ,mlegyouiiish I0- _ I Sflw Ure. who has been spending MEssns.Cross1ey and Hunter, the well

everi_{_0u-'~)_f0f¢;‘,i`_l‘}:2';l_5 gg hi! holidays in Charlottetown, left Sat- known evangelists. are spending their

\d$l:'tFlo\xr iiour qualities) ‘i nlP5nlD8 on return to Ottawa, Mrs. Yacation in Muskolfa’ Qnt' They hive you that we offer to W1 remain in Charlottetown dur. Just concluded their sixteenth year of

after you have used a l ing the summer evangelistic work.

CHARLQUETOWW was visited by 150 ex 1 MR. Edward Munn, Roseueath has

& M cnrgionists from éictou on Saturday Th; erected a new mill in the place of tlie old

_ _ steamer Amelia with th . ° one, which was- destroyed by firellate last

-rn, 1<i;\_1) CO _ and band arrived at 10 o§:ii!o}?kur:ii‘:insI;¥;§ fall- He isawaiting a new outfit of_mach-

again at mt During the afternoon th inery from Guelph, Ont., and will be

_ baud pm ed . . e ready for the grinding of this seas0n’S

_ ---_ _ _-i msd’ a number of selectionsin the whe§t_

L13-1-Ex _You can h WE learn that Mr M McLaren, Brud

- _ ave 'strawberries » A _ . ` . ' . '

Eg and cream or ice cream and cake’ besides 'enell,has disposed ofhis mill propertyand

the pleasure of hearing an interesting it will change hands shortly. Mr: McLaren program at the stmwbe testi _al b has proved himself in his dealings with

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held fat Grace Chun-h p_,,.sm;_ge° toe the Dublic an honest and obligiug man

. ' ` d his old customers will regret his hav-

morrow evening, all for 10c. Proceed ' in . - _ - aid of Missiolm S 1" ing_sold them. The purchase was ni ade

at a high figure.

have been in St John having an operation

his work for the Master in one of the rger mission fields of New Brunswick.

THE S. S. Cacouna, under the charter of

SQ 5uC0@S5fl1llY installffd into his mm at the Dominion Coal Company cleared last Pine Tree,a roller mill flour plant (Mid night from the International pier for

the only one in this province, for custom `M0ntre,,_1_ ha,-ing in the tow the barge milling), has had ff fr ' - -

an ° er Om 8' firm ‘U Grandes.. The Dominion Coal Co. have

P. E. Island to superintend the putting in just released two Norwegian steamegg fm them_°f 3 50 barrel Plant- 011 the Same formerly under charter by them and the pl°'nS°_b‘ew Glasgow Buuetifb barges Grandee and Rembrandt will take

On Saturday Mr. W. W. Lord received their P1”'°°°”S5'd”eY Re°°1`d‘

the following telegram: IN referring to the death of William any other n,,tion_ No peopleis sc fiwor; »

LQNDON, July 21, 1900. i L°f"f‘he"»_E5'51-» of Rl¢°»P°int" the Presby' ably situated for supplying the wants J/(Q

To A_ Lord' Marine D_p__m__e__t_ P_ R L_ tiglagezxtngis s:;'SétJ\T;_ which western civilization will crests in i

Arrived “day “fe “nd Wen- 'Lowther, Hsq., of Rice Point; P. E. I. He

(Sgd.) ERNEST LORD _was a fathful member of the church fora

H55 many friends in Ghulobmwwn Wm longfperiod and highly esteemed in the

; be glad to bmw that he is much improved community in which he spent his life. He in h,,1¢»_h_ i. was unusually well read in general lite-

rature and will be missed by a wide circle of friends.

nt Order of Foresters held their annual I

H. Wnnnizccrcs, withwife and pai-ty

legates were present. During the term in _;1;;_:‘Zi° *Pam ‘§;p;'g°`t;:;;pfbyB’;f°‘é. _

Bonavista yesterday. Mr. Waddington is a Toronto capitalist, and is interested in the coal' mine opened at Port Hood

M $505m;wta1_ $54_5w__Ne_w Glasgow _list fall by a company of Canadian

capitalists. While in Cape Breton Hr. ‘ Wadd n visited H

' _ `f ingto ' ' th'ePort ood mines 3

GBANVH-I-2 we bm* °f “Wins *Ivana expressed iiimun as wsu ssiisiiea Stl'0Dg€8t mth in this GINBUPI. A f8W _with the progress *highi-md been mad.

in their development.--Sydney Record. . 'f

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ot cm ._ of zinc _ SATURDAY morning about ten o'cloek,

gggadmi hnciiirgvniich gweigcifffiizs its I Mr- `Gf°’¥* °“‘1m°’°§ °f Wi-“§1°° R°°\d~ I enquired a5f,0Wh8»tl'/he 8»ff8»_i!‘ ¢0Ilh8.in€d.0n met vnu? avery Inmful aecldenn H’ | being told that it was a barrel of flour the was dfiwng MW? vicwria Rm' when his ‘ giant simply took hold of it and placed it on horse became frightened by a bicycle and his shoulder and bringing it back with the _ bolted' The Old gentleman tried t° ‘WP

same ease, stated that two barrele of flour him but failed' The h°1"° tunmd “P

Id be nice lime lm for _,_ man to Queen Street and into the south market

glxiilder. aWho canbeat this.-Com. Squaw' Mr' C“dm°r° hm “very msec'

ure seat on the wagon; and when it jolted

THE f0u0WiU8 inscription was wpied over the sidewalk he was throwu off and

fell between the shafts. One of the hind wheels passed over Mr. Cudm0x°e’s_bo¢_ly. When he waspicked upa very bad-cutwas

or found in the back of his head, thought to

have been done by the king bolt of the wgon. He was taken to Reddin Bros.’

Mr.Walter Hart, son of Mr. Hai-t,Agent

city, has written his father from Wyn- burg Hospital, Cape Colony, under date of June 9th. Among other things he sa_§ I am still in the Hospital and living like alord. . . . Some of the boys leaving the Hospital are going right home and others to Cape Town. Charles and I want to wait and go home with the Regi- ment if they will let us. . . ' We can always tell when it isg0il13 to rain heir.

top of the mountain close by us, but be- fore a storm they come right down ovei- the sides of it so the mountain cannot be seen. . . . Hundreds of soldiers are leaving for home every week now, as Lord Roberts will not let any go to the front again after coming here sick.

CAPTAIN W. L. Ross, who brought H.

C. McLeod’s yacht Gloria., across is an Upper Port LaTour master, and formerly sailed out of Halifax. He commanded

the schooner Sapphire, owned by Jarius Hart, J. P. Mott and J. W.. Allison. H

Fraser, and the Mary E. Leslie for the same owner. He was master of the Loura owned by MJ ost, of Guysboro, for four yu;-s,He was partownerof the West India ..,°h°gnei- Edward Blake, eailingin her ae master for touryears. For27 years he- _

[mg been master, andhis friends say. » is_"v`d1""r@Wm¢<!_f*ff °

and hshas neva-louis . out the Uvin

the lui voreee belné 19,, may si-ying weather 'hesverexper isnccd. The Glo:-Ie, isoharse 0! Centein'

Ilioesvillsail this afternoon for Toronto. _ u¢r.¢i»a~ suinwinem mths Glerievill "_ be threoor four -Halifax yechtsmen.-Hx. Herald. ~

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lKiunfort Headpcho Powders. -

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When- it is line the clouds are near the _ _ _

B We keepin stock a full line 0

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sailed the Edith A. for the late James A. I

l Toonrsaheadaehointen minutes use

‘The chance of a life time to _ ~ I sud' - _ -

lsee and hear of South Africa, UP?" QW"

_ in Opera House to-night.231l

The Peoples Bargain Store. l _ A __

REVLYV' Jr 1_0! has begun a series of

ment, as follows: Eve, Sarah, Hagar, Rebekah, Leah‘ and Rachel, Lot’s wife, Miriam, Deborah, Ruth, the Witch of Endor and Esther.

STANCHEL No'rEs.- Mr. P. Kelly has

added a new addition to his already large barns.-Mr. Norman_McKenzie leaves this morning for Calgary, Alberta.-Mr. Mc- Kenzie is a young man starting out in life. We haveiio doubt he will be another suc- cessful Islander abroad. His many friends wish him success.-Daniel Gillis of, Mal- den,Mass, is visiting relatives in Springton. Many old friends aregladto see. him.-_Miss HdghinaCampbell hasbeen engaged to take charge of Stanchel school for the ensuinge year.-Miss Mary Kelly of Charlottetown. has been spending afew days at her home

ln this place.-Mr. James Moved, return- ed last. week from Ledvilie Co where he spent the last dve years. He speaks in the highest terms of the _salubrity of Led. ville‘s climate. While sojourningthere he met several Islanders, among them being Mr. Sam Nicholson, who controls several mines.- All the Islanders he met exprese- ed their preference for the land of their nntivity. TH! GUARDIAN is glad ` to welcome Mr. McLeod back to the Island and his many friends will be pleased to see him in such robust health.-The road ma- hine, with its force of men and horses, is oing some good work here. It is to be hoped that the road to Dixon’s Mills will _

come in for a large share of improvement '

it is in its usual bad condition. fi ,

The Position of China, Japan

and Other Nations. s

China is now passing _through the hroes of a new birth. When these are ver, the world will witness an “opening” uch as never :before experienced; that;

services on the women of the Old Testa-

flhkgb M ~ ’ wi g ~sDre_sse newly

There’s a.-Moving of Musli-ns these days. The-peoples are

thoroughly

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Think of it a fniinuteja

elegant, cool taste) _scarcely higher than iyou’d pa Cottons. ` ‘

33:1 e Per -Conti Discount.

` I off any' piece of Colored-Muslim in the

’ See some of them displayed in the;

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f Japan sinking into insignificance be- ause of the enormous populatiouand

will come first; food products will come _ after; yet these will be but the beginning- of the development of a greater commerce that will flow out 'through our Pacific Coast cities from oufestablished indus- tries in the Eastern States and the new' .-

'ndnstries of the West and South. - Amerif can industry, in due time, will _ benent from the resurrection of China far beyond ' what it yet realizes: and as for American capital, that is likely to be as enterprising

Government is established. _ - _

Knitting, Soldiers, _ 4

The“wonnded British soldiers often-_L

amuse themselves durinfqonvalewenee _ by knitting and doing similar work. At ‘- use cabins, surbiton, England. whivhi has been opened by its owners Mr. and _ Mrs. Alfred Cooper, as a convalescent home for returned soldiers, _one man knitted a pair of stockings for his baby in one day. Others, knit for themselves and their wives, and a favorite article is a Berlin wool belt bearing the name of the owner and that of the action in which he Was wounded. .

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