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Sikiiilv for the Bank of I ritish North

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Sequins-rr. e, sucnmersi e.

Heiney to Lorie, Real estate bought and Sold.

HUGH. ROSS L. L. B.

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Queen Hotel.,

Formerly Perry Hotel,

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN PRINPE EDWARD

s'sime AND i>RiNci5 co."

Mn. ALi-1x. SMITH, of New Glasgow, N.

S., is visiting his son, Rev. W. H. Smith.

MR. AND Mas. J. J. MoLnon, Hope- well.IN. S., arrived by the Northumber- land Saturday evening to visit Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Smith,

THERE will be a Strawberry Festival on Mr. Parsons grounds on Wednesday iifternoon, from 5 until 9 p. m. under the direction of Y. XV. C-.T. U.

W Ugat, gf E||g"'g Tm; Pioneer is in error in its descrip-

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tion of the almost serious accident which

'Ilia ner and comm dioui hotel is now i occurred in Summerside harbor, Saturday

span Ear business. Thoioi ghly fitted up

modern im ro\eme'its, this I

ii all the ,J ' - _ hehe( azfers to the public ziccomznodation,

morning. Prof. Cushing, whose experi- ence on the high seas began before_ the Editor of the Pioneer could distinguish a

which cannot be excellei n :toy other on ‘boat from a bath tub was not in chmge

Qs letud. Good t:iblee,l-urge airy bed- _ mmm., bath rooms, sample room=. Terms moieiii-te. Free coach to all :rains and sian. Special accommodation for cnnmxreial travellers.

FRABIK PERRY,l’rop_

£}et.i3 <£y l yr. Summersfde

titers, lugs & Saunders

MHBISHRS, S0i|8llBllS, lic.

ARIKUR PETERS. Q. C.. B. ERNEST I.\'Gi. and H.L&R1`C. SAUNDERS.

HON EY T0 LOAN .

_ ,_ Ciftown, Cameron Block. Summerside, 0ppo=i;e M er

chants’ Bank Halifax.

Changed Hands. MIPBELL HOUSE,

SUHMERSIDEJP. E- |- Goad Board at reasonable rates.

lmeouehtoandtrom all trains and

lets.

J .E. HOUGHTON,

Water’ St.. Summerside

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MIAMI & IAIITIN

BARRISTERS

Mime, Notaries ZPub‘ic. &o. Money to

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of the boat as stated. That ofhce was

`iilled b Mr. Geo. Da who is Only ii.

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landsmnn, though otherwise a respectable young inziii. The boat was ti cranky one, -.uid Mr. D-.iy in jibing herjibed her over on her beam ends, with the result that the innocent, as well as the guilty were precipitated into about eight feet of , water. They clung to the boat until she ` drifted towards ri bar when Mr. J. Croake, who is considerably taller than his unfortu- ` nzitc companions wnsablc to wade ashore. T he Professor and the pilot were oblisred ;' to await the arrival of a lobster boat A which came to the-rescue and subsequent-

ly landed theui safely on Queen’s Wharf. Y It is distinctiy understood that it was before not after landing that they drifted towards tl.e bar.

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i Soak the hands thoroughly, on retiring,

in anor lather of Crrricuna Son. Dry and anoint freely with Ctrrictma Oint- ment. Wear old gloves during the night. For sore hands, itching, burning palms and painful finger ends, this one night cure is wonderful.

Clni|.Cou-..SoleProp»-.Boaton. .8.A. Sl B y K

“f "“" f ' and buried in the Catholic Cemetery in

Soldby all Colo1\inlChemi|=n.UPou'nnDnU8A8D

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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. J. Martin ot the Canaria Paper

Company is in the city. A

Dr. Clift was a passenger by the

Princess Saturday evening.

Mr. A.C. McDonald, M.P., was opassen-

ger by the Princess on Saturday evening.

Professor H. A. Taunton, New York will visit friends in Halifax this week.

Mr. R. W. Trussell, representing the S.

A. \Vood Malcliine Co., Boston, Mass.,is in the city.

Mr. Fred. Peter, Q. C., will a.rrive in Charlottetown Lfrom Victoria., B. C.. tomorrow evening.

Mrs. W. T. Huggan will be “at home"

to her friends on Monday, Tuesday and VVednesday of this week. / f

Rev. J. J. Teasdales health is not im-

proving as rapidly as his numerous friends would desire. He is_at- present in Digby, N. S. _

Miss Bertie McCallum has returned to

the city after spending a week`s vacation at Keppoch, where she was the guest of

Mrs. W. W. Wellner.

Mr. H. S. Lewis and wife,of Somerville,

Mass., are in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Holbrook. Mr. Lewis is one of Somerville`s prominent con-` tractors.

Mr. Oswald Hornsby leaves this morn-

ing for Halifax, where lie will be one of \ th: principals in a very interesting event ' `whi:h takes place on Wednesday. His brother, Frank and \Valter accompany him.

The Montreal \Yitness publishes a list

of those who haveipassed the examination required for entranceito McGill University. In medicine we notice the name of Mr. Angus B. Mackensie, of Kensington, P.

E. Island.

Miss Ellen McKenna, sister of Mr. J. A.

J. McKenna, Sec’y to Hon. C. Sifton, ogether with Miss Florrie 'McKenna and Mr. McKemia.’s three children arrived in the city from Ottawa a few days ago.

They remain until September.

=_._____.__=|___ ,_ __ _= ,im Mas. MALCOLM MGDONALD. of Wilmer,

Minn., is visiting her sister, Mrs. John A. Sharp. She has been absent from tl e Island for 19 years and will remain about J two years.

THE body of the late Mr. Thos. Perry

who was drowned at Cape Tormentine, some time ago, was brought to Summer- 'd Saturda mornin in afishing boat,

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There is nothing botter for the overworked College Student or Teach

fn-vga' or Professor than ai daily spin on a. Cnascnnr BICYCLE.

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G Sliced dates and Ralston

' , Breakfast Food make a de-

The Maxwell Lawn Mower is noted for its superior workmanship and

' E"4:‘*e:i'Fiii`iel:i. Has LARGE Dnivn WHEELS, Bnsr STEEL Tmiraann CUTTING

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` Cameron Block, _ '

Charlottetown,

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Watch

J s not bought merely for an ornament, it must keep time, --or you might as well be without it.

We take special care in testing' our watches we

~<&ering for sale. By transit observations of the stars, -we ascertain true mean time for Charlottetown, then we -compare with a very ine English made Mercurial Pend- .nlum .Regulator and so have the best means procurable 'for regulating our own and customers watches. '

Good time keeping watches for Ladies an If .

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the afternoon.

MR. McSweeuy and the Misses Mc-

MeSweeiley, Moncton, and Mrs. Murray

eating in North Bedeque, the guests of Miss Lucy Lefurgey.

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C. C. RICHARDS 8: Co.

my remedy for NEURALGIA.

It relieves at once.

A. S. MCDONALD.

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Sweeny, wife and daughter, of Senator

wife of Dr. Murray of Moncton are rusti-

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licious dessert. Our “Little Book of Ralston Recipes” » tells of other dainty dishes. A coupon in every package

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All Ladies’ Summer Jackets have got to go.

All Ladies’ Summer Capes have got to go.

All Ladies’ Sailor Hats have got to go.

All Summer Dress Goods have get to go. _

All-White and Colored Muelins liavefgot to go.

All White Piqnes and Ducks have got to go.

All Ladies’ Night Dresses have got to go.

All Ladies’ White Skirts have got to go. p

All Ladies’ Corset Covers have got to go.

All Ladies’ White Underwear have got to go.

All Ladies’ Hosiery have get to go.

All Ladies’ Silk and Fabric Gloves got to gg.

All Ladies’ Undervests have got to go.

All Ladies’ Ties have got to go.

All Ladies’ Summer Corsets have got to go.

All Ladies’ Fans have got to go,

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All Collars and Ties are-in thh Sale.

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All Suspenders and Hosierygot to go.

All Shirts of every kind' have got to go.

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Hundreds ot Yards ot Print must go.

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