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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 27, 1901. 5

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Coffee S

A pretty good way to test any store

is bv the cotiee it sells. \\`e`re willing fm-‘von to test us by our codec any

time. We wish you would try some of our ice. Mocha &]a\-a. We‘d be glad

1° sell it to you and you‘d be glad vou`d tried it-its such a fine coffee. Blended

skillfully and just roasted enough.

.Freshly Ground when ordered

glint .ilu

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.hmgd be posted, as to the merits of what we

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olkr\y°\\ pug-We oder you goods, excltmvely our own when you buy from us, you will never see a

lupliate with anyone

ggeond-Our cutting, ittxng, sewing, etc. is se~

gone to lane in thin Broad Dominion.

Third-The above excellences are yours at a que, also our own, but we give all preferen gd advantage to our customers. Secured on

gy long years of hard work and trying exper- ,

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J T. l`lcKENZlE, 1’heTailor.

New Flour.

Our stock of new Flour has ar-

rived and we are now offering it for sale .at very low prices.

“Five Rgsgs” in barrels and

half barrels. `

“S n9wdg~ift” fine pastry Flour, “Rgyal Stuart our best family

Flour.

"F¢d0rg” iirstdass family Flour

Gypsy” H le no ul "Beaggn" good family Flour _Every bbl. guaranteed to give sat- isfaction cr mon»y 'refunded, 'fry us when you want the next barrel of flour.

BEER & GCFF

llllllClllll%. D During U U . p way Wharf. Nobody was injured.

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The Hoi:

Weather

when yyou can get, it fre~h

‘every day at the Eclipse Bak- 'ery mixed right.

Try a loaf.

Duche se -_ 4 cents ` Graham 4 cents Plain 6 cents Vienna 7 cents

lephone 211

s1'swAR'r,

Bread .

wh trouble baking bread Q

Slat! eps

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lipse Bakery. Bakes Belts

COUNTRY 's-:v

No. 2 Company ith Reg. C. A., meets for gun drill to-night at S o‘clock.

yr THE teams will c-all for the donations ‘for the Rummage sale the first of the

week.

ANY smart, young lady who desires a good position in an oilice should apply here at once.

II* is understood that an excursion from

Nvestville, N. S. will visit Charlottetown in about one week°s time.

Albert Chipmaa, drunk and disorde rly was fined $2 or ten days. »

A COMFORTABLE portable summer

house, with verandah, for rent. Can be

Office.

EVERYONE should visit the Rummage

Sale and procure the antiquities. Articles for the household and all kinds of cloth- ng for sale.

_has been telegraphed for.

In referring to the promotion of W. D .

Ross, retiring manager of the Bank Nova Scotia, the Montreal Gazette says

that his salary will be $2, 400.

THE S. S. Bonavista arrived in port at 7

o’clock yesterday evening. There were nine saloon passengers and seven steerage. The ofllcers reporta very pleasant passage.

THE GUARDIAN regrets to learn that

Prof. Watts' little daughter met with asericus accident Saturday afternoon. The little one was on Prince Street when apassing team ran over her. Her face was cut and she sustained other injuries.

J AMES MCADAM of MonaghanRoad, was

convicted Saturday and lined $50. and $1.- 50 costs for selling intoxicating liquor cor 2 trary to C.T. Act fine and costs paid. The case§againstAmclia Pippy was postponed for one week.

‘_ The Northumberland arrived in polt on Saturday evening from Picton, after beingon the slip, and went to Summer- side yesterday afternoon. The Princeaa will sail this morning from this port as usual.

WILL the ladies of the Tennis Club, and any ladies who wish to join the Tea Committee in connection with that club, please meet at the Y. M. C. A. Parlor on Tuesday morning, the 28th inst. at 11.3010 make arrangements for the comin!! 5°?- sou. 27 td

THB Summerside storm signal which

has been in a leaning position some time while being stranghtened on Saturday afternoon, fell and broke into three pieces. In its downward course` it cut dow

telephone communication with the Rail- Mazen’ Mr' D°“d Amin' °c°un'ed °n

ternoon took passage by the May Quee

for the seven it meant an expenditure 0 ` nearly $50.

IN Saturdav’s moruing’s GUARDIAN rc

‘ while out on Victoria Day. As a demons

story the trout was placed on ice in Mes

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opened up the very newest A`\__v A 5 things in straw hats for ` '&> »_\

Gent S wear

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We also have some very "

nobby things in Crash Hats, very light 3-1111 UUU1f0ftabl9~ N need to swealter during the hot weather when you can ge

one of our new hats.

You may think it a little early yet. However dropi

and see them and when you think you want one drop 1

and get it.

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AT the Police Court Saturday mornin g

erected anywhere desired. Apply at this

THE GUARDIAN regrets to learn of the

very serious illness of Mrs. Jacob Judson, of Alexandra, Lot 49. Her son,Dr. Judson,

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'Inn members of the Abegweit Football Sided in Sussex, N_ B__ when he engaged ,»~;»§/ team “'h° We"°1eft“l‘Pi‘"'°“ °‘ F"id“7°f' extensivelylin the cattle business and in BM 1'" WIC' ""/‘JAM / 73//t

and landed at Murray Harbor. Some delay to Summerside where he resided tm his

was experienced in getting tums _and death. Two sons and two daughters sur Charlottetown was not reached until 8.30 Vive him one of whom M,.S_ Boomer lives

Saturday morning. It is understood that in Stoclgmn’ Cal” the others in New

t Brunswick. Two years ago he was stri k-

ference was made to _a ilshe-rmen’s luck his constant companion and faithful

nurse, his wife having died some years lo per cent _

Gordon and MCLellHn’8 WiDd0W. The F1331megf,QfCh|;r1Q|;f,Q(;0wnRI§e C1() fish D1¢8S\11'€S 2033 il1Ch€S in 1¢I\8l1h. Ririh Kensington Range, Saturday 25th of M 16 inches, weight six lbs. The abovei

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THE Halifax Herald tells that the S. S.

Minto, finding it impossible to land her supplies on Sable lsland, returned to Halifax and will return to Sable Island to- day, Monday.

A FIGHT occurred on Grafton Street

opposite the Market Square, at 8.30 yester- day evening. Within twenty yards of two churches a number of men could also be seen passing around a bottle while the congregations of said churches were en- gaged in singing hymns.

Paor. McEwen, the hypuozist, who was billed to be at the Opera House Thursday night and yesterday afternoon, closed up shop Thursday night on account of the very small attendance. Prof. McEwen found Moncton a. rather poor town to do business in. He has gone to Sydney.- Moncton Times,

Two or three Women who were passen-

gers on yesterdays C. P. R., enroute- from Boston to Charlottetown, were carried past |Painsec Junction and consequently missed making connection with the steamer at Point du Chene. The ladies* were on their way from Boston to attend their mother’s funeral. They will nowbe unable to reach their destination until to-night. They were carried as far as Memramcook and then took the freight back to Mopcton, intending to cross to the Island to-day.-Moncton Times. '

Lrnutr. Col. Moore, Charlottetown was

in Summersifle on Saturday and with Messrs. R. H. Campbell and W. P. Rogers inspected the Drill Shed with a view of having the building put in shape for the company of infantry which is to be organized here and also to ar- range for the building of an armory. The officers of the company which will be published in the next issue of the Gazette are: Captain, R. H. Campbell; First Lieut., W. P. Royrs; 2nd Lieut., H. M. Bak‘er. Anybody wishing to enlist will find the service roll at Messrs Rogers BC Rogers' oflice.

WINsLoE Norns.-The farmers of Win-

sloe are very busy cultivating their farms and many of them have all their grain sown, and fields which appeared red but a. few weeks ago are now turning green. -We are pleased to note that Mr. Oliver Saunders is going extensively into the poultry industry. He has already hatched over one hundred (100) chickens and ex~ pects about llfty more.-This he claims is a _ ble industry. Last season, Mr.

fatfened a number of chickens whi e sold readily to one of the lead- ing hotel keepers of Charlottetown, bring- ing from 60 to 90 cents _per chicken.-The Maple Grove farm owned by Miss Eva Smith has been rented to Ira and Rowe Hughes.

Friday af-ter an illness of nearly two ye

ars.

He was 77 years of age, and formerly e-

farmlng. About 14 years ago he removed

en with paralysis, since which time his grand-daughter, Miss Glennie Aiton was

tration of the fact that it was not a fish D1‘¢Vi°\1S1Y- Th°f\1\1¢l`H1f»00k P1803 NB' 0&°a]10m. stock of ' 't

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terday at 1.30 to Wilmot Cemetery.

1901. Range oflicers Major H. M. Davison Scores:

Lt. J.” A. McDonald,

Spr J. H. McKenzie Sergt. L. F. Muncey Sergt. J. W. S. McLeod B’d Sergt. R. Stewart 0. M. Sergt. S. Grey Major H. M. Davison

Capt. H. Watts

Gr. F. Furze

Lieut. C. Leigh

Gr. A. Brehant A Spr. H. T. Hodgson

Sergt Stewart

Sergt. W. McKee

ta-.lay at-4 p. m. _

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f G:eat George St. four doors below Crabb’

ENGLISH Lace Shoes at Sunnyside Sho

Styre.-W. Moran.

Pompon, and single, forming goo collection of over 100 kinds to select. you want some of them order at once a

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b’ Rgds from 10 cents up. y’ from 20 cents u -._ _ ff Reels P-

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THE Rummage Sale will open Thursday

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DAHLIAS.--I have % lot of line Dahlias _

on show. Fancy actus, Decorative,

If . S Your Trade. . . . ,

they are going fast.-G. Herbert Haszard. I

A FEW years ago the merchants of this!

town agreed to close their places of busl- A ness at six ofclock in the evenings for six

'months--every alternatefthree mouths-

out of the year. This in the quiet seasons gave the clerks-and “bosses” also-a chance to rest, or take in any enjoyment which might be offering after the day`s work. The plan worked successfully for a year or so until some of them stepped slightly over the mark and soon tha sys -` tem gave way to the most unsystematic rule which perhaps exists in any town. Now it seems that the clerks must wait until the last possible customer has arrived and has been waited on, before th ~ key in the door is turned. This means an /where from 7.30 to 10 o’clock, which is entirely too much to ask of any clerk. no matter what his wages might be. No man can afford to work in a store from 7 a.\n. until 9 or 10 p. m., and sometimes 11 p. m. week an and week out, as some of the clerks in Summerside have to do. Let a I clerk “knock of” at 6 or 7 p. m. and next morn- he will bein a much better condition todo his day’s work, and accomplish more than after a late evenlnpfs labor. When the six 0'clock system was in vogue the p -ople in town and country knew that they could not do any shopping after that hour.Is was everybody’s supper hour and all were anxious to get to their homes. The rule was easily kept and lt was generally un- derstood. There is no doubt but just a s much work was done and as much money exchanged hands under the early system as under_ the present inhuman way. There is only one argument used as against the early closing which calls for consideration and that is that farmers will per--ist in coming into town after their day’s work is done tomake purchases. We must consider the fact however that the farmer in his busiest season does not stop working until after dark and during this season he generallymakes it a point todo his town business before the late hours of the day. And this he will do when the six or 7 o'clock system is esta- blished and strictly adhered to. There should certainly be _ a regular hour for closing and everyone should lock his door at that hour. The least step in violation of the rule would meanits failure but it would be no trouble toadopt s system and keep it.

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Texas:-The names of those in arrears

for Land and Income Tax are being finally checked over at the Provincial Treasury, and placed with the Clerk of the County

'Court for the issuing of summonses‘

Those wishing to avoid the costs of such service have no time to lose. Final notices

have been sent out, and scmmonses will follow without further warning. 27 dw 81

A few boarders, can be acccmodated at

the house on the corner of Grafton and Pownal St. % 3i

E. McDougall willsell at auction at his rooms, Great George Street at 11 o’clock

season. ~ l~. -, ~ 771i

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a cash discount of ~

Lines from 3 cents up Fligs 5 c6nts. 6 for 256 ~ v

66 , 56

55 Old Stand”

Band Sergt.Stewart and Gr. Ed Mitchell r scores not yet handed in. Wind was var- ((1,) lable, light. Balance of club shoot A

"Weeks & Warren’s

New Shoe Store

You will find a nice assort-

ment of Boots and Shoes.

We Want _,

and offer you special indu -

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ACHING

SORE TIRED

TENDER

SWEATING ~ ‘

Price 25¢~

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A ments in order to secure it. We’ll Hold

Your Trade. . . .

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will do it.

We Shall be Pleased ' to have You

Call and See Us..

ll. Moran

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to-da_y_(Monday)-'25 bbls apples in good

THB death of another old and respectedt condition. The last ADDR! S&1¢ °f UM

Until the 24th wewillg give

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Casfs from 10 cents to 60 ;

cents. _

Call and see our stock and _ ,‘

buy, and try our Soda Water_ 1 `;` A _ A ig

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Kind of Comfort...

You’1l find in our light, ,

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smooth, cool` underwear for

SUIBIIIBT;

As you walk down Queen i

Street to-day--notice the line of summer underwear in our i

southern window.

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cotton, fawn in color, cross sti‘_~ip__e, p-jersey' cuff yi it if

ankl?- and it’s only 75`cents A

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_;-3 ` Why the new baby should not have anew. especially?-_ ff- ,»,

_ at the prices we are now oiering them. We have a number " -1'

diderent styles to select from. We can suit any taste, please anyi1;.,,,f““*`;" pure. 1 1 _ _ ° >

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' as our leader; It Is an excellent Business Enyelope.

' ' The Popular Printer and Stationer. Morris Block, Victoria-liov

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preached to say nothing of being surpassed by ~compel`tion. -

The Morris p f

The Perfect Plano

costs no more than other makes but it gives more 'satis-

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AGENT- small; expense. Small expense-small proit.

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; Good 'Values

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