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THE GUAI DI AN, CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY 25, 1901.

Coffee

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$ to ,dl it to you and you`d be glad vou`d

' _.iw <uth u line coffee Blended

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tried it » `A '

skillfully and Just roasted enough.

gnghly Ground when ordered

The ldeal Grocery. Phone 199, £

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EVERY MAN

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‘muld be posted, as to thc merits of what w

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E . ‘ Fim__W¢ ¢5¢r you goods, exclusively our own

when von buy from us, you will never see a

it ~,- guplicate with auv011¢-

goae to none in this Broad Dominion. _ ,_

Third-The above excellences are yours ata ‘ii also our own but we give all preference

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:» ,A advantage to our cistomers. only .e yy km; years of hard work and trying exper- _

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New Flour.

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Flour.

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Our stock of new Flour has ar- ' rived and we are now offering it for

“fivg Kgsgs” in barrels and

1.; “Snowdrift" fine pastry Flour. _

“Rgyal Stuart our best family

“fgdgg-gf’ iirstclass family Flour

"Bga¢gn" good family Flour Every bbl. guaranteed to give sat- isfaction cr mon.»y refunded, Try us when you want the next barrel of lout.

BEER St GOFF

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FOR. T0-DAY

Apple Pies Dc. each Hiuce Pies Iac. each Cream Pies 12 8: 15:. each Cocoauut Pies 15 & zoc each Currant Cake x6c. per lb. White Cake l6c. per lb.

VA Bread of all kinds,

All fresh and good.

Telephone zu.

Dil D. STEWART

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But get everything you want good and fresh- here. It is much eooler than broiling oue’s self over a hot stove

ECLIPSE BAKERY.

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Tm; annual inspection of City Artillery

Co s will oe held on July 4th.

Sir Louis Davies is e.\'pect~ d to arrive

in the City on Tuesday evening.

REPAIRS are being made to Ferry wharf

and a walk has been placed on W'est side.

Tns hearing of the petition against Mr.

A. F. Bruce has been set down for the 28th inst.

P.\RxM_-aw 8; Crabbe, have the contract

fora modern cottage 22 X 30 for J. D. Lapthorn.

Tun Sons of England will occupy the

Central Row of pews at Grace Church to- morrow morning.

Judge Forbes, of St. John and his son,

Mr. H. D. Forbes, are enjoying a fishing expedition at Morell.

A NUMBER of extra settees will' greet

visitors to the park during warm days of the coming summer.

DR. KELLY has been requested to offer

as a candidate in Ward 5, at the coming civic election. We understand the Doctor has accepted.

Ar the suggestion ofa large number of

the electors of Ward 5, ex~Councillor Hooper is considering oiferingas a can- didate in the coming election.

Ar the police court Thursday morning

John Henry and James O’Brien, drunk and incapable were fined respectively $4 or 15 days and $2 or 10 days.

REV. R. F. Whiston will speak at both

services in Central Christian Church to- morrow. By request he will sing “Pass it On” at the evening meeting.

THE steamers City of Ghent and

Campana were in port yesterday. The former arrived on Thursday evening and the latter yesterday afternoon.

THE 2nd year students of P. W. C. will be photographed at the College, on Mon- day at 12?. o'clock. All the members of the class are requested to be present.

KEPPOCH and Rocky Point were the

scene of a number of pleasant picnic par- ties yesterday. Great havoc was made in the different streams among the fish.

Ara meeting of the St. John Presby-

tery held on Thursday James McIntosh, B. D. was taken on trial to preach. Mr. McIntosh is a native of Port Hill P. E. Island. '

THERE willbe Electric Light Sports on

the C. A. A. A. grounds on the evening of June 9th. The meet will consist of bicycle and running events with band concert.

Among those attending the closing of

the Mt. Allison College at Sackville are: Mrs. L. M. Poole, Miss Ethel Poole, Miss Hortense Philips, Miss Annie Mellish and Miss Mollie Wright.

Mr. A. A. Bruce, Grandview, who ar-

rived from Klondyke about six months ago, left yesterday on return to Dawson, via Boston, where he will remain a few days visiting friends.

MBS. J. D. Mason received a letter

Thursday, from her son, James D Mason, in Melbourne, Australia. Mr. Mason an- nounces thathe and Arthur Trainor, arf rived tl'.e:e on the 15th all well. `

The Postmaster of Millerton, N. B.

wrines, May I9 '99: A year agosprained my ankle very badly ana it nas been very

*troublesome since. I recently began

'using Bentley s Liniment and find it has ' helped me more than anything I tried. 'can recommend it most highly.” G. R.

Vanderbeck.

Straw

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things in straw hats for

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HEv. W. lllnlxnn, wife and four chil-

dren have arrived at Sydney from Toronto. Rev. Mr. Meikle will be inducted as _assistant to the Rev. Mr. Forbes at Glace Bay on the 23:11.-Halifax Herald.

SEvI~:RAL of the members of the Abeg-

weit Football Team spent last night in Picton. Departure of the steamer Stanley some ten minutes before the understood time was the cause of their detention.

REPAIRS were being made to the arm on

the west end of the Ferry wharf. Yeste: - day men were at work placing large tim- ber in the Wharf, where the work was going on being almost submerged at high tide.

THE law should be rigidly enforced as

to the throwing of garbage, dead animals, etc. along the water front. an offensive result of which was to be seen yesterday as pedestrians wended their way to the terry boats.

W. E. S'ravaa1‘,m1nager of the B ink of

New Brunswick was in Sussex on Thurs- day of last week, interviewing the citizens in regard to the starting of a branch there. It is understood that they will

open an oflice about the first of J une.- Truro News.

THB body of Miss Mary A. Arsenault, aged 23 years. who was burned to death at Providence, R. I., on t-he 16th lust., by her clothes catching tire, was taken through the city yesterday “n route to `O`Leary Road, P. E. Island, for burial.- St. John Telegraph.

Tan Methodist Conference of New

Brunswick and Prince Edward Island will meet at Marysville on Thursday, June 20th. The Marysville people are now making arrangements for the entertain- ment of the many guests who are ex- pected .-Moncton Transcript.

THE death of 'one of Prince County’s

(P. E. I.) mostly highly respeczed farmers, occurred on Saturday afternoon at three o’clock, in the person of Mr. John R- Donald, of Montrea1.He was seventy-three years of age, and leaves a widow; four daughters and two sons to mourn their loss.-Moncton Transcript. '

CHAm.o'r'rn'rowN Rifle Club, first meet-

ing of the season on the range at 2 p. m. to-day. All members will accept this in- timation. Ammunition will be issued on the range. Members who cannot fire to~ day will fire on Monday at 2 o’clock. A meeting of the executive to arrange the theprize list will be held on the- range

this afternoon. _

Msssas Batt Bros. tug Fred M Batt-

arrived Thursday from Pictou with a big shipment of plant for the Hillsboro Bridge. It consisted of two scows loaded with derricks and hoisting machinery, the same as was used at the Shubenacadie Bridge. There were about 90 tons of machinery valued at $8.000. The hoisting engines are of extra heavy construction. They will be fitted up at once.

SCENE Thursday evening on Water

Street near Gray‘s CJrner_ Dramatis persona, a reporter, wearing glasses, speeding to the railway station, and fail- ing to allow suflisient Les-way for an obstacle. Grand act-il swift flight of reporter and glasses over the handle-bars during which the roadway rose up and smote him. Result, general dilapidation of reporter, wheel, gli-1-ses ani clothes. The whole forming a “scoop” which the reporter did not write up.

THE Halifax Herald in referring to the

death of Mrs. Gallant Says!-One who was undoubtedly the oldest inhabitant of P. E. Island passed away on Saturday last at the home of her son-in-law, James Roach, Priucetown, P. E. I. The deceased lady, Mrs. Gallant, had enjoyed the dis- tinction of living under five sovereigns‘ and in three centuries, being born in the year 1796. She was thus at her death in her 107 year, and until a few years ago was in the enjoyment of good health and in almost full possession of her faculties.

___.__.___. MOTHERS DO NOT FAIL TO SEE that you obtain the proginal and genuine McLe1n’s Vegetable Worm Syrup-safe, pleasant, and effectual at all times. At all reliable dealers. Do not be deceived obtain the reliable McLean’s Vegetable Syrup

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e _ “°bby things in Crash Hats velv li ht and comfortable. No

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____._ ‘ ‘OHS of our new hats. _ '- You may think it -fs. _little early yet. However drop in

~ Mid see them and when you think you want one drop in . _ “<1 getir.

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Fool Elm

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A DRUGSTORE.

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THE marriage of Miss Mary. A. McRae

daughter of Mr. Roderick McRae, pilot Point Prim, to Joshua Brewster of Med- ford, Mass., took place on the 15th inst at Malden. the Rev. Mr. Bray, pastor of the Methodist church ofilciating. After the ceremony the wedded pair drove to the residence of the groom’s _ parents where they were received by a number of their friends including Mr. John A. Ross and Mrs. Rlss sister of the bride. The wedded couple received many useful and hand- same presents from friends in Boston and New York. They will make their home at 68 water Street Medi. rd.

THE Executive of the High Cour I. U.

Foresters met at the Que°en H itel yester- day. The members present were: Dr. Toombs, J. H. Bell, L. U. Fowler, J. W. Sutherland and Dr. McKay.The ext-cutive have iixed the date of the High Court meeting for August 7th and a5.h in Charlottetown, one week la cr man in past years, owing to the season being earlier than usual; It is expecte-i that haying will be in advance of lite years. A big demonstration is to be arranged for on the afternoon of the 8:h. Special trains will be engaged from the east and west of Charlottetown. Liberal prizes are to be given tothe Courts that have the largest per cent of their membership tak- ing part in the procession. Dr. Oronhya- tekha or Hon. H. R. Emmerson, M. P., will be present.

Ir is understood that an excursion from

Westville, N. S. will visit Charlottetown in about one week's time.

Ar a. meeting of Firemen held on Thurs-

day evening is was decided that a first- class program of sports will be carried out on the grounds of the C. A. A. A. on July lst. An invitation will be eX- tended to the firemen of Summerside to take part in the sports.

QUEnN’s County Rifle Association. The

annual business meeting for the election of otiicers and to arrange for the com- petition in League matches will be held in the City Court Rooni on Tuesday evening the 28th inst , at 8 o’clock. S. Grey Sec’y and Treas.

» Great Victory.

BARNABY Rrvnn., N. B. Mar.-Fe_w cases of illness and recovery have excited the interest in this community, _ as has the kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie.

Mr. Crottie’s treatment by the doctors

at home and in the hospital, and thqfact that they absolutely gave -him up as a case beyond all hope, is well known. His subsequent restoration by the use of Dodd‘s Kidney Pills reads like a miracle.

“For five years I have suffered off and

on with kidney Trouble. Last fall I_ha.d an attack, for which the doctors had little hope of my recovery. I was obliged 110 £0 to the h<(>)s(.ipitalI for treggggngivegtgg tid me no go so came the doctors: A friend suggested Doddys

prove Now I am at my W0l‘k BWP!

.igliney Pills. From thc first box I im- J _

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of summer underwear in our t

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A _...__..;_ It’s_ woven of smooth, line . _ ' cotton, fawn in color, white

cross stripe, --jersey cudf and

' anklesf- and 1t’s only 75 cents ~

per suit.

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Theres No §,,,?,*.‘,2,%,_;,,,,_i Reason__...

; Why the new baby should not have a new carriage. especially

at the prices we are now odering them. We have a number of _ dtherent styles to select from. We can suit any taste, please any

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‘ Fishing Tackle. Kgds from 10 cents up. f( Regls from 20 cents up. ’_` ' Ling; from 3 cents up. f , Flies 5 cents. 6 for 25c

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Casts from I0 cents to 6

Call and- see our stock an buy, and try our Soda Water.

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A We have just received a large shipment of Envelopes,

Until the 24th we Wm give _ A _ among the lit is an Envelope, which we are going to sell '

' as our leader; it is an excellent Business Envelope.

For 65 Cents a Box,-Af

"*~/J. D. 'raYLoR,

The Populxr Printer and Ssationer. Morris Block, Victoria Bo v. |

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Come and see, and ask, and know. The Morris Piano for excellence of finish, for tone, or beauty can’t be tp- proached to say nothing of being surpassed l:y competition.

The Morris “ The Perfect Piano

costs no more than other makes but it gives more satis? faction in the home.

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