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Splendid soap for the money.

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HE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN

North Side Queen Square.

D . 1 H ,i CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

ruggxst e ica a _ _ 1'? -

_ ' lBus|ness Office Telephone l33c-

'___ _ 7 l Omce Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. ni.

P HOOD Bus Vlzr

f tmmminwu suinu uf mint?

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_ 5 Editorial and News Telephone l33.

E Odice Hours 12 noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to 12 p m.

The General Euarterly Meeting of this Cor- J E’ B' M“cREADY’ Edlm" gananwi me ¢\amn¢ifx¢om_M¢n.¢n¢n.».~- Rwidevce Telephone 31-

rldiggu 8Q\\¢=:ck Street, Wedueday evening, _ _ _ _ _ _

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Jnlygt a o ~ .

W. W. CLARKE.

V'-&’Tbv¢n, July 5th d td ` Secretary. `

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_”l_’l\e Sureat Remedy la -_

Al|on’s 1 Lung Balsam l

It never fails to cure a SIMPLE Z COLD, IIEAVY COLD, and all BRONCHIAL _ TROU- » BLES. ~

_ plugs laltlas $1.00. Medium Sin 50c. » Smal! or Trial Size tie. __

E\\do\'ood by °" ""' ' ` ' sit. ‘

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N.S.Provincial

tin, in no ll li

< _ va.. La. f Gl‘¢_3¥5P¢cialty Performance. ji' ~Exciting Horse Races.

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f,Bx-_dlianr Night Show.

Ile and best show- in its prize list: in

- t quality and quanti y ef its exhibits; in " the Splendor of its special attracuons.

' ‘iii 7,000' PHIZE LIST $17,000

~_ ' - No other maritime prize list comes within

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are. _

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' ' SXDAYS HORSE RACING

oc-the bi est a e ate of purses

gber o6ered foegtroi tegsgdng paeers in the maritime provinces-will be divided into purses at the greatest race meet of East- ern Canada. ‘

. “sires or ALEXANDRA"

All prev ons night spectacular perform-

ances wi l ue ecli- sed this (pear. and the variety show from the gran stand wi 1 be far superior to the pest in every respect.

IMPROVEMEN l' ONGROUNDS

Ample sea's have been provided for those viewing the expertjudnmg of animals and for those hearing lectures in the ring. L w excursions will be in torce on all lines. Apply for prize list and all inform-

ation to

1 J. E. WOOD,

Manager and Secretary.

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ST. PAUL’S SCHOOLROOMT

Term begins September Ist, rgoa. For particulars apply to

MISS LENA BARRETT.

June at ¢6tf

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THE CORONATION HONORS-

The honors bestowed upon Canadian

public men at the coronation are some- what notable in several ways, for ins- tance in regard to the persons selected for Knighthood and those omitted who had equally as strong or stronger claims to that distinction. Sir Robert Brat of Halifax affords afine example ofa suc- cessful merchant, whose career is that of

a thoroughly honorable upright and far- seeing man of business. He has not-, however, ‘been noted for brilllancy ln pnl’t'ca‘a§‘alr=, nor as a great leader of men. Sir Frederick Borden no doubt receives his new title on account of the

prompt and successful way in which he and his subordinauas organized' and de-

spatched the successive contlogents of Canadian troops to South Africa. He

has made anexaellent Minister of Mili- tia, no doubt, as Sir William Muloclr has made an excellent and moat' progressive postmaster general.

Both Mrs. Bordon and llulook had a

claim upon the Imperial Governmentfor important services to the lmpire in con- nection with the late war and the iran- gura ion of Imperial penny postage. But

certainly their claims were not greater than those cf Hon. llr. Fielding who in- troduced the preferential tariU, Twho had been for many years Premier of Nova Sco‘ia and has since held one of the

foremost pmsitlons in the Dominion Government. We doubt not that Hr. Fielding could have had the honor of Knighthocd if he would, but preferred to see it bestowed upon his colleague in the Cabinet and upon his lifelong friend Mr. Boak. Hon. Mr. Blair had doubtless

quite as much claim ta the decoration of S". Michael and St. George as either of

those who received it. His due talents, hh long Premiership of New Brunswick. A his indisputably fremoet posit’on as a leader in that Province and his great

prominence in the councils of his party are all indications that he was well

entitled to the honor of Knigbthood if he desirei it, which it seems probable he dil not.

Then tht re is Hon. J. I. Tarte, who is

certainly one of the leading spirits of the Liberal combination. It is true that he

his not been at (any time the actual Premier or lfafler ct his Province a.- Messrs. Blair and Fielding have been, but after Sir Wilfred Laurier there is no one who stands so near to the leadership of French Canadian Liberalism asllr. Tarie. We doubt not that a. title awaits him in the future and he is young enough to wait. Mr. Tarts has been so much in the public eye, so active and conspleious for years past, that many Canadians must have been surprised when a comparatively unknown man such as Lleut~Governcr

ndQvar_ _costin .' if v 3’

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PINE CUSTOM TAILORING*

This spring cur business in the Custom Tailoring is the

largest and best wehave ever had. ' ~ ' - .

We are proud and pleased to see the numberof new customers _

we are getting in this department. '

This is a good proof that we are giving good values in __ reli-

able up-to-date materials with best workmanship and above all

htting clothing which are appreciated. _

the spring trade also

llcMlllan of Manitoba was knigh ‘ted and the Dominion llnlater of Public Works passed by. And soalaoln the Maritime Provinces there is a general and wide- spread feeling that if only two decorations were to be given for this section of Canada they ought not to have been both confined to Nova Scotia. i Doubtless the list will be extended ln the not dls'ant years and racogul ion will then be given to some whose claims are already sudlclently

strong. ’

Goldwln Smith noted recently what he

conceived to be a tendency to revert to personal gwernment in England. one indication biing that it is proposed to change the wording ot ,the Nat'ounl Anthem, by substituting the words “Our Lord the King” for “Our Gracious Kina' " lt turns out,however,that as first written and assuug through several reigns the the wcrds ran “God Save Our Lord ihe King." The word "gracious" was ln-

trodu/ced at the beginning of Queen Victoria`s reign for the sole reason that she could not he called lord, and the wi rl lidy would make the line too long by n syllable a id would not scan.

It is contended hy n uriter in the

Engineering Magazine tl uf- the construc-

credltad wits the introduction and ex-,

it tension ofthe ballot system in Dominl an Il a1d_P|-ovlnclal elections pretty Genera- T

lily. But in the Province of Oatarol

tion cf the Paumna anne] will he a hem fit

llcved io be hostile to the canal. Tne

experience of Canada, where the iaual syf tems are parallels by sevt ra Ipril cipal railway lines goes to show that while canals are of undoubted advantage to the country they are not dangerous or in jurious competitors with the railways. All the better paying portions of freight tramc go to the railways, while the heavy, coarse, raw products, which can only be carried at a liw rate of freight, and which do not need tobe hurried to their destination, find transport by the canals. The effect is that the freight is transported by rad ways at a much higher average rate than ifihere were no canals. We doubt not that when the Panama canal is pat in opwacion some years hence as there is now good reason to A be-

lieve will be the case, the gr at :always across the continent will find even more

freight to t°ansport than they do today.

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It Euro \_

Fiiii . Si' vii

i '.l‘hat’a theperaonal Ike herself when she

of womanly diseases by

Plerce'a Favorite__Preacri .

Why sh’ouldn’t ltcnre ? __ Ia it a complicated case? Thouaanch

of auch cases have been cured by “Fa-

w ve ' 1n- curable? Among the hundreds of thou- aandsof aickwomencuredbytheuseof Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription there are a Efatmanywhowere pronounced incurs e by local doctors. 'Wonders

have been iworllied by “Favorite ‘Pre-' scri on” n t e cure o 1rregu1` ari weagtezning drains, indammation, ulcertzz

spin and female Jiveakness. It. always

ps. It almost ways cures.

*Three years ago,” write Mrs. chu Graham, ii.f~:s°*...-ii"-t-°“;=°.€. -=»»»““°°°=:.»i=. bacu‘.1eA`{1timea I was so tfidailhat I didvribl know whattodowithm lf M children advised

me to take your ‘godte lbeacrigotion) but I had been taking somuch medicine m thedoc-

t thatl discouraged 'theverythi .I cgrme to Pliilazfdelphia two yveiirs ago, andngick- ing up one of your little books one day bmw read what our medicine had done for o . I

determined' to try it myself. I too`h='§even bot- tlesiglpind uaday Idgm phatrong, ed V W WC ll I I1 . V2 In ll!! since I gtartedpi): use ‘Favoriiz Preac’x'9ippti)on.' U

Dr. Pigrce’a Pleasant Pellets clear the

complexion and sweeten the breath. =~ f .T

AUCTION ! Shorthorn Bulls.

i-ami

At the Market Square, Charlotte-

town, on the nth day of July at 2 o`clock p. In, I will sell the following Bulls, registered in the Dominion Shorthorn Herd Book, Bred by Mr. F. G. Bovyer, Georgctown:-- _

Boxer,white,calved April z7th.19or~,

sire Silver Chief, dam, Pearle, irst

.i H . N O

?Vanguard,= by Silver Chief, dam

prize winner at aliiax, _ .S

Mina s june Ioth, 1

Mina, a large good and

the most valuable breeding

°_f Slwrthorns haa_eiv¢;I»i-fs. faction than the _I _ _ '1`°by. wav. ¢a1v¢=il.4'ii>til;;;=`9t11.-1901. bred on Governmeat_Sto_cl¢

et,

Aglizéps. by Challenge. _,

bullis _the makings of a

blood in as Silver Chief, 20500 and ¢f\811¢i1`ge..;2933. ' _ _ _-

Terms cash or approved paper, six

.months,with~-six per cent interest.

'ROBERT BEAIRSTO.

mthenhan an ,,._ju,y ,O ,he u.,mS.c0n.itheyhave an altogether different hallttg tlnental railways whlehjhave bien be-`f"°m “"5” ln “S” in th’ D°mi°i°° 'mf

` ` l , trate for the City of Charlotte-

U 1 _ 4 1 t0“7n.

4 =\ __ ` ` TAKE NOTICE, that His Honor,

_ > ____-'¢ the Stipendary Magistrate for the

` ~ ~ 'tnif _Assemblbyfof the Island, enliituled: I 1

Ma ? _ » -\._,\\\~.»_\\~‘ “An Aer to consolidate and Amend;

nu nonnnv sn

Every Monday fore_noo'n we will offer special inducements from, 8.30 to o clock. Watch for the 11st 1n the evening papers and Monday mornmg s Guardian.

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This store will be closed _

every Monday afternoon _

until September.

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Our special Saturday bargains will be continued today and to-night.

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_JA.ME:€~ v

The liberal party. as a party, is to Lo.

large; one feature being that each _ballot

isnumbercd so thatit becomes possible; to trace how etch elector voted. The' Dominion ballot is entirely secret. Whyi the Ontario Liberals against many re-f

monstranoas adhere to the numbered

The system by which a vote can be trac-

ballot cannot. be satisfactorily explained. 1,

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quite, the Stlpendary Magis-,.,

City of Charlottetown. has by ,virtue of the power and the authority in him vested b the Stature ofth General

the several Acts Incorporating the

T l I term ` with nlltllt 'ia A J

to be continued where the real reason lsr ,,,°,1,d b,,,'f,,°°,,,'L "'.f,‘{:¢ nu ,,, me J¢,,"f H. only the possibility of party _ndvani ace. ;'¢'getl;°"';':°&x,:f2'*?'¢“l|i§f{:““;"9:n":*::g

the ~ arrant of our name Sure of the quality I

nm A W ' of the articles we present for your considers

a ¢ tion welak you to think. too of the great

_ c. variety from which to select. Alcoa nice

Y I a s of Cut Glaar and Wedgewood.

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l ing Korell Bitton

City of Charlottetown.” Ordered and appointed that Monday the fourteenth day of July A. D. x9o2 bethe day set down forghearing all Appeals made to him _from the preceeding Valuation

moz.

ROBERT, VANIDERSTINE,

Collector for said City.

, July 5 cod td. _

SUMMER

Will soon be here with ite hot

dusty days, and the demand will be for cooling.

_ DRINKS

Remember then, that you can get

nothing more pleasing, or refreshing than a cell bottle of our

GINUBR; ALB l _

CREAM SODA

ORANGE PliO_SPlflA'l_fE_ 1

LEMON SOUR , 0

CHAMPAGNE KOLA or ~

WILD CllElHlY_,_Pli0SPllATB$'

For me bythe pecan, exe, ;

.6-9d3mos.' _f- '

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We have some very nice Chow

one, having near at hand auch _good Chow. p¢j'g’“nP_

which we are seuingi at so

perqrt ' You néveriitast

mimic. 2 canst... tp.

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satisfy the taste of the most umiagme. '

Assessnent_ ,of _ra.tes._ imposed °_f_| “°‘°“°‘1*,‘;§;',§’},§°G,§1;_¢_'_f=,*;,3,,f,'g9¢°#-theft

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md' hed ha declared daily thereafter, until all such vggfrhv ‘ 45 “

Appeals have been _heard at the hour‘;§‘»,,Ik',°'.s“s ii

of ten o’clock_ 1n . the forenoon Pivueid in the City ' Police Court in §§,‘f.2,’°,,y ` - the City Hall inCharlottetown, afofe- ,New zealand -- said, an such Appears win be heard l§$,:,§,'“':‘ gg it - and finally deremined by him. ‘s=»k»f? .5 ~ T Dated this' 3rd day of July A. D. ‘ gfidlggif

' june d zo, 5, 7wk 2?&4.

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rufsuiyguiv.

Proceedain The ladies

hold a monster Tuesday ul nth,

will

River. Moet is famous my 1.3¢ ceaafnl teapeairiea. and an this one will “°~..:.‘.1.=.'.:.‘=t';'.':':.':.=' me °° =“°~

:Eeethat lmvegone *mn ibn", 'und

All mes and amr sement! usual at unch

s:l;¢e§.=ga§illbe pr laced; and tue tea and

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Soouldtned »p|-uve fgvqggbk 3 ,~_ _ party will be he.{d on- lratudne day i fol‘:wi?g."

60 Qui!

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-s 45 35 £0 45 45

Mane -°

Fares ann Titre scne<1u.»e of Special Trains. S¢Bli 'DS raves Train Depts. C `.8ll0i[ei0WI1 €0C 9 pg g_ m Rovnlty Junction co 9 15 ‘- xvofk 45 9_25 “ Bedtod 45 94, H ; }"=¢°‘1‘¢ as °-47 “ " It. Stewart 30 St. Andrews 25

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° 4° S Io 15 MOY¢ll A!Ti_V¢ 10,35

Returning special will leave Mcxell for C

branch go by regul tr morning train, returning by regulor evemn tram.

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air we ~ a'_~'~=.*,r\rf.;°5

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Anywvemgrhirho prefers;-to 23 ‘

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Great.Georne~8tre¢ . .ie egg” not-_hofCrabbe'a '

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real ch " Allison

_ Mif _L~_,_°‘f’_f'§__;NlA’ff=l<'1¢S open summer classes for ]uly,'

SP¢C1Hl Uitcntion to

__ as hi T Studio workin W.C.1‘.U. parlor,

snow

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tunity for ladies to

- summer |Ohxafords‘ a

. We ve alafge sur-

lliiixii stock of ladies’ ahoes.~

and as we wish ttr giigef the 1 _ blic the our __ gelves, have decided to 1’ them od at cost .for the’

next week.

Here are a few prices-~ Ladies _ Price Dong. strap 81.75

'$1.16

“~ Oxford tip 1165 “, Vesting top’ 1.65 “ self tip 1.50

1.10 1.1o_ 1.10

_I ihn with C. P. R. and Rndany; f

~ ¢ “NYS 0 EastcrnS S.”

July for Boston director: Tuesday

hd fllvl Wedresday and

‘ *V -Steamers forliaatpo 1;,

, lotteto an et 6 wclock _ m. l Passengers from statpions between Sonris audi ,,nI';‘;'1n,,l;§;r£Y V2; Marie. and from :stations on the Georgetown Synygy R 8

. From

“ patent tip 1.45 1.16

Box-calf Oxford 1.45 1.16 and a score of"otl;crs‘*

I had been troubled with stomach ailment for a num- .. ber ofyears and ' __ it sans. A friend gave* a Ripans Tabules. The

in my feeli purchase a

there is nothing any person _o0uld. say thatwould keep ' Ripans out of -my-home. '

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The ive-cent packet enough for an -_

ordinaz occasion. 1 he family ‘ hottie, cents, contains a supply _ for a year. ~>

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l‘;h‘Toiln Steamlllai. Go.,

Sisaaeis ‘l||r|l|nl¢rlnT" 'Princess'

Leave as bel ev da 5 ' ' use-n " 'U " “df” °-'°°°’°°°

From POINT DU CHENE.

traip frm: et.w_!ohn, for :':,§.‘.°=..:§§_,.__.;:2;.:‘°'°°°*~'° f°f °=-we

rom-s _ RSIDE,

train from Charlottetownodlnilrziliaitgiiggtgglg Eng; gi' f°;° If0u;_7T ng CHENR. connecting wi ram or S , _ MgN.l.R5'E.AL_ Y 5 JOHN. BOSTON and

nn t1 t o t ‘ ' _

. si.. .§.°1 °é‘. T.. ...3€.3‘Z.‘§.‘$'2.ii§.‘.2,'2§a‘li¢'§.1.

or SU. S. for

t John after lat

all points West and South, al witn St a f

due the fo‘low1ug day a

witbt.-A. and .¥I,;N‘r1,1Ng

Ch’towu.»!-fit.

f o. m¢LAuEN

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