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` From Fashion- able Cloths

A full lint' of wliich is here for your scltciion. Prompt attention givcrr every cus~ tomer.

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THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN,

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vinoe and Nwltngized therefore as

J. P. Hood.

Ofiice Hours 8 n. m. to 6 um.

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town, Prince Edward Island, Canada, at the following rams payable in advance

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OUR FIREMEN.

The annual tournament of thc I."i1'e

llcpartuiants of thc Maritime Provinces

isthls year to he hold in Charlottetown,

‘on August if and Il. These cotupctitions are ofadviunttgcin at\`ordin|,; comparison

as to alertness, skill and ctliciency in all

that pertains to the liren1cn`s calling. iiach brigade may learn something from another, nn1l a wholesome and stimulating rivalry is begotten.

it is expected that the cvcnt will bring

to our city a considerable number of

uornpt-titors and visitors; that several of

thc visitingbrigades will bring bands of music and thc city will he quite en fete

during the tournan1cnt.iL is hoped that no pains will be spared to give the visitors 11 good time during their' stay in

1l1c1:it.y, so that they wlil carry away with them pleasant impressions of their visit.

Our city like many other cities owes

rnuch to its iircuicri and their work, when 1iui_y calls, is arduous. They must

he rcariy to respond with proruptness to thetirenlar1n:\tanyl1out‘ of thc day or

night, in allscasons oi' the year and in all kinds of weather. Insnow-storms or

rain or slcet,piercin|¢ coirl or numtner’s heat they may be summoned for strenuous work, sornetirnes protracted for hours, to return later to their hon1es`

begrimcd with smoke and with clothing saturated, perhaps ruined. ‘

The Fire Department stands between

our citizens and their grcaeest peril. it saves many thousands of dollars yearly,

and not. infrc1|ucutly prevents an incip- icnt. lilnxc from becoming a sweeping

conilarrration, its pay is all too little for the sfnvicc rcnrlereri. It is therefore the

lens we canrlo to give expression t.o our

appreciation of the good service renrlcrefl in the past, and the present eiliciencw of the llrigade under Chief ltonahan and the capable otliccrs and uien under his conomand. \Ve believe this hearty

appreciation is the common sentiment of

r citizens.

The Catholic iiigh Schoolof Montreal

has for _years pursued thc excellent

practice of giving un annual prize to the pupil whose conduct has been most gcntlemanlvthroughout the term. The recipient of thc prizels elected by his fellow students and thc prize this year was voted to n youn;: French Canadian, Master dc Bellcfenllle by his associates, thrce~fourths of whom are English. This w-as oi' itself it proofof good feeling and

Monday next being a public holiday no issue of The Guardian will appear on the morning of that day.

Aspeclaluensus is being taken this

week in Alberta and Saskatchewan,

midway ofthe usual census decade for Caitada. Thisis because of the rapid influx of settlers in recent years. It is expected that Saskatchewan will be found tohavea lararer population than Manitoba.

Hon. J. V. l-Ellis has spoken out on

Senate reform. Ile favors the elective

aystern.and would reduce the member- ship about one half but would generously allow Prince Edward Island to retain four

Senators. He also stated his opinion that Canada is rapidly moving in the dircction of national independence.

President Roosevelt proposes that all

coal beds, petroleum fields, niincrulnnd

forest lands yet remaining in the possess- ion of the national government shall 1\ot he sold, but only leased on clearly defined terms to persons or companies who shall

work them under govern ment super vision. This seems an excellent proposal.

KEEP CHILDREN WELL.

Stomach and bowel troubles kill thous-

ands of little ones during the hot weather. Diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera infantum sometimes come without warn~

ing and if prompt aid is not at hand the child may e beyond aid in a few hours. if you want to keep your children hearty, rosy and full of life during the hot weather give them an occasional dose of Bal1y`s Own Tablets. This medicine prevents illness and cures it when it comes unexpectedly. And the mother has the guarantee ofa government analyst that this medicine is absolutely safe. Mrs. W. J. Munroe, Slntaluta, Sauk., sa Sz- "For more than three years B1\hy's Own Tablets is the only medicine I have given my children. and I think the tai1l1ft.- invaluable for stomach and howe trouhle1~1." Sold by all medicine ri1a`e1s nr hy mail at 25 cents a box from The D1- Williams Medicine Co., Brockville. Ont. Keep the Tablets in the house.

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT Ol' CHANLOTTETOWN.

Entered, June 28-North Star, Finlayson,

Pinette; Happy Go Lucky, Allen, Sydney. June 20-Lilian, White, Chatham, N. B.; Eva M. B., Kaiser, Picton; Prince Consort, Sullivan, do; Lady May, McDougall, Belle Blver; Lorena, McLeod, Pugwash, N. S.;S.S. Halifax, Ellis, Boston.

Cleared, June ZH-North Star, Finlayson,

Cape Tormenline. June 29-Lilian, White, Port liastings; Eva M. B. Kaiser, Pictou; S. S. Halifax, Ellis

Boston; Lady May, McDougall, Belle River; Lonena,McLeod. Wood Islands

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CHURCH SERVICES

Changes to he made in Church scr\'ltl~

should he at this office not later than one o'clock Friday afternoon.

Ms't‘Honx:n'.

First Mcthorlist.-»Rev. Mr. iiea1'iZ Nl

ll and Rev. Mr. Dobson at 7. btrangets welcome. Attentive ushers- Grnce Church.-Rev. \V. .\V. L05!" at ll and 7. Strangers weluollw lllifl provided with comfortable seats.

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Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10. Rev W. H. Scdgewiek at ll and 'i. Sunday School and Bible class at 230.

St. Janics.-Rev. 'i`. F. Fullcrion at ll

and 7. Sunday School at 1011. n1.

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Rev. \V. McEwen at _ll and 7. Suu1la_\

School at 2.30 p. rn.Visitl1rs always wcl» como and providcli with cotiufortzslrie seats.

c1§N'rnAr. ot-iR1s1'r.1\N.

Rev. Mr. Pegrurn at ll and 7. Sunday

school at 2.30 dclock. Prayer mccting Wednesday night at B t1't:locl< Seats frct and u1mopropriul.c1i.

sr. uUNs'rAN‘:~1 tr/t'1'ir11:|mar..

First Mass at 7 3O,Sccon1i Mass at il n.m

High Mass at 10.30. Vcspcrs and Bcnr diction at 7. p. m. Catechism at2p. tn.

ANGLICAN.

Si. Paul's-Morning prayer at il a. m

Sunday School at 2.30. Evening Prayer at? p. ni. All seats frcc and unappro printed. St. Poter's.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.

Priest. Incumbent. Holy Communion 8 a. m.Service at 11 11. rn.Servico at7 p. m.

BALVATION ARMY

Sunday Scrvicc nt 7, ll, li, and 7.30 p. ru Week night Service -Monday, Tuesday. 'l‘hur.srla_v. n.n1l S11.t\lr1lny1Lt ti p.1u.

MIN/tnn`11 I.1.~:r.\11-:N'1'Co., lamrrlm.

Gl<:N'l'S,-I curcrl n vniualxlc hunting flop rnango with MINARITS LINIMENT

after several veterlnnries had treated him without doing him any permanent good.

Yours, &t‘.,

WILl<`ilED GAGNE.

Prop. of Gmnfl Central iiotcl, Drunlniond-

ville, Aug. Il, ‘(74

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Ladies fan, gre-y black rr white

open v\o1k stockings selling here at wonderfully low prices. We have s line of pretty black open work stock- ings that we are selling at 35c paiv. better than some you have seen at 5oc. Moore & Mchetd. 3od1i.

How about those tiles you were talking

about for July lst. Before buying we want you to drop in and look over our large assortment. It is one of the finest in the city and is composed of the kinds that last and that raise the trout. We are offering all our fishing zcar at great reduced prices. Geo. E. Hughes, Apotheearies Hall. ilfldli.

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Arriving This Week

You can’t afford to buy without first selling out stock and getting our prices.

tailored in perfect fashion by “Northway and "Waldman," Canadda beat mnnu

ments,made of fine fawn covrrt cioth,cor11e

lll.25 now $7.25, $li‘.75 now $0 95, $9.

-Prowse Bros. Ltd. 30d1I.

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feed for limes

in hay, onta,brm. ntnw, etc., selling at lowest

§ricen here. . ull line of fresh fro- ceriea and new _ del gun in eroeirery were just rr ceived

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ark tight Furnishing ,

portunity to own a stylish coat. Of the spring irnportations we have Just fourteen left, coats which were late in coming, and <¢on=a~quently were alittlcliate fur the trade -and beinglnter than the first lot they are also a. little nicer and more stylish We want bomake a complete clearance of every coat. They are New York-styles.

facturinp; tailors, and being fitted to living models will be found accurate fitting gar-

Prowee Bros. Ltd. otl‘cr.-A great op-

flttinrz and pony efi`ect,.s-lined and unlin- ed. Note reduced prloes.»-$13.25 now $11.75, $12.75 new $11.25, $11.75 new 87.75,

now $6.15. Justl4 coats. Come quickly.

Handsome designed Side

AT PATON 81 CO’S ‘

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unequalled in value.

Bewitcning lingerie under-

AT PATON & CO’S

Some inducements in surn-

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1 Astonishing low prices for silks Dress goods-import-‘

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bons for every possible need at special prices.

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goods ofiedng that beats any- thing on record.

AT PATON & CO’S

Sweeping price reductions

on desirable merchandise. Every article here is a‘ trade tempter. _

AT PATON & CO’S

There never was a clothing

sale to match this one in value giving. Great store cleaning sale of hosiery.

AT PATON & CO’S

News that will interest you

at exceptionally low prices.

AT PATON & CO’S

_ loo hats trimmed ind un- trimmed at Paton’s. Sailors among them for 25c.

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COFFEE

Rich Old Mac/1.1 from Aden

Rare Old ]a‘ba from Batavia. A blend of those two for A

morning stimulant. Rich, rare, and taaty. The beet ob- tainable--4oc per lb.

JAS. KELLY & C0.

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Modern

is a luxurious comfort.

It need not be any more expensive than your means permit.

Every job of' plumbing

done by ua is thoroughly inspected beiorehcing pro~ ` nounced complete. _ - :JET OUR PKICBS

on that job you were

ualnking of having done before leaving your order enewhere

Fred.`ll-Trainer,

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Grafton Bi., Smwfsm

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boards and buffets. Will be held in Kindergarten Hall, Chltown,

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inghese skirts are worth buy-

Thousands of 3 ards of rib- 'Z

column. Try it.

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new record is secured by us.

We extend a cordial invitation for you to c1li

at our store and hear these records played.

LOWESI PRICES FOR BEST GOODS.

Q 1v111.1.ER_ Buos..

Sunnyside.

country and have room for Summer

boarders, remember there are hundreds off. people in the city who; are glad to get`uut"in` the country a few weeks, in the summer. You can reach these eople through “The Cliiarlot- » tetown Guardian”want

mer furnishings. A whole ,

host of the rarest of bargains. D 0 IF you live in the

Seasonable offerings at un- ` '

11f.’.‘1:.f°:.z:1‘11:1.;‘s. 21:22:12 VICTUR TALKING liiACillNES

AND llECORl)Sf f

Alarge stock of both machines and records

justlrcceived. The very latest selections will be found here-new marches by Sousa--Trombone and Banjo solos by the world’s greatest artists. Every

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The Intercolonial Coal Mining Co. Ltd. is now

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A PICTO COAL.

turning _out ‘ the very ‘best quality 'of' Coal, for uomestlc and,Steam purposes. ,W " ‘ A

Quick dispatch is given to Island sailing vessels For prices and orders for cargoes apply to P,

I. Agency, 33 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

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