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Kid

_ AD Cameron, of Montague, is building

gleaned By ‘Gl|3.I‘(|I3.ll' R8p0|`i° a new warehouse near his wharf here.

._ ___ _ THE GUARDIAN, CHARL01'1‘ETOWN§7 ,{U1',Y:_139g;

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IN N ` MURRAY Riv1eRNo'ri-1s.--Theweatheri , _ _ _

| has beefi much more pleasant during

the past week and with July comes

“Picnics. &c. which generally come nth," f

I ttlhat tir;1e.k-At Murray River Bridge, » '

' ' ings oo promising. MrMoss has a ‘ _ . , ‘ »

Local and Provincial Items ol ,,,,,,, M ,P gmcgw M, ,mg me ,

in the building formerly owned and

occupied by Mr John D Hume, mer-

lm Budget el Happenings limi Alou

tendance of members is requested

es’ ing, and will continue for two weeks.

» 8°!

er 29., .

July

Shoes

pen -. -~ ~ - CES.

. :.s ' 3, fra ‘-

‘"'"‘ o I-Ames.

With July. we may expect

warm weather. and people

E wc ~ generally look for somethmg

easy on their feet-

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ment. f We have nice colored shoes@ =\= :~ ,

miimnlixt' l’iili\(;bollJliiicolate Shoes Turn ~° gi' ._' Sole, $1.60, 2.10, 2.25 and@

Nm 2_so a pair. chocolate soeis,\@ ,-,cn 2.25 to 3.00 a rair.

FOR MEN.

her

1.60 a pair up.

pair up.

goood @

. Le? se @

, _/

Q ______ _

We have Chocolate Shoes at Colored Boots fronm 2-00 a@

Keep your feet cool and com- fort ibieduring the hot weather/ bg' investing a pair of 0u s oes.

n .|<. Jesus

Stampeivs Corner.

:I of reinim

Fm Bening. mein

.10-00 per week.

Hlllil ACAAIA

Grand Tracadie Beach

PIINCE EDWARD ISLAND

g, ishing.

TERMS $2 00 per day, $8 00 to

SP°¢iu1 iates to Families or th..

Smog. Ovens June 25th, issa.

I. C. HAL ,

sflarlottetown June [1 13931115; Q

Oeirifanit- The residence of Mr

departed this life at ‘hea e of 24 ears

~ S Y

black and self colors, and and8mouths, aftera long illness. He

received an injury 18 mouths ave. from

IBVB lihelatest 3 P11511 butmll which he never recoveicd in

spite of the best medical skill

1“t°“°"S- Amid scenes of brighter days and

the kind attention ot lovin

my lr’ *meth friends he was summoned to that home

prepared for the children of God. By

,QP pilll, _ the death of Mr Wm J Doull, Carleton

has lost one of its most pepular young

'hu' men, leaving behind him a gap that is

0% th 'nt not easy to till. Quiet,unassuming and

’ gentle in disposition, to know Wm J

Doull was to love and esteem him. His

death so soon after that of his mother

John Goodwill conducted the service,

has evoked a deep and lasting sympa- thy. His funeral took place on the afternoon of Saturday, the 2nd July. and was very largely attended. Bev

Per Pair' assisted by Revs D McLean and A C

Bell at his home. His remains were interred beside those of his mother at the Cape ’lraverse Cemetery

STANLEY BROS _......j_._....

very promising in this section of the country and the farmers are looking forward to an abundant harvest.-Mr IH S Weeks, our genial blacksmith is building a new forge intending to turn the old one into a carriage and repair shop.-_-Refuge Division, No 201, still holds its ground. indeed it is growing stronger as the forces cf the enemy in- crease, though in this vicinity. King Alcohol’s effects are not seen to any considerable extent, yet at the same time with free ruin in Charlottetown the country must either uirectly or indirec-t~ ly feel the effects. The trustees of our hall have placed therein a new and beautiful organ, which promises to be helpful to our noble order. -The au- nual meeting of the Hazel Grove school district of which Fredericton ‘forms a. part, was held on Tuesday 21st ult, and after the usual supplies had been con- sidered a supplement of $20 was V0ted the present ie1cher’s salary,(Mr E_S Weeks), who has decided to remain wi‘h the school a third year.

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AAAN BAAAIIA All

GOODS

They cost no more and are far superior to all otl‘°l‘S- `

[ill Bllllllll (All.

_M ST 10", I-5'

A BURROWS. _ Age-t S_°f“'”°""°' *LF pina firders sohcitefi-

;:i.'9S 1 yr

E-is als %’s’s 2%

€>>‘é§lts>'i<<§ls

itiltihth-itil

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chant tailor, and Mr Hume is fitting up a building on the opposite corner.-Mr

-Messrs Prowse & Soti's new store is

will soon be finished.--The Good Tem- plar lodge here is in a flourishing con- dition, has had a number of initiations this quarter They contemplate having

interest in the Juveuilcs and keen a

who paid a just tribute of praise to both scholars and teacher, and Mr Geo W MacLeod, who has taught in that school for three successive years. and who is leaving only on account of an unani- mous call from his own district at Richmond. Mr MacLeod is a. careful and painstaking teacher and deserves much credit for the high standard to which he has brought this school.

MURRAY Hanson Socrit- Among

the events ot late is the departure of MrA D Fraser. G S, from Murray Harbor South. Mr Fraser has been principal of the Murray Harbor South school for nearly live years and has id- entiiied himself with every movement that was calculated to advance the interests at truth, temperance, morality and Christianity and will be greatly missed. His going is very much re- gretted bythe great majority of the people who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. That the Templar Lodge appreciated his efforts on their behalf they made known to him on Thursday evening June 30th at a meeting of Prince Albert Lodge. Murray Harbor South, when Bro|G H Moore and Sister AE Horton of Dawn of Day Lodge, Murray River, presented Bro Fraser with au address from that Lodge ex- pressing their regret at his departure and their appreciation ol the work he has done, his willingness and ability to help in every good work and expressed their kind thoughts and best wishes for his future success.- This was followed by an address from the members of the Prince Albert Lodge read by Bro Leith Cowan. expressing a sense of loss at Bro F raser’s departure from among them and spoke of the great help he had been to them in. their work and asked him to accept as a token of their esteem a volume of the Life and Time of' the Right Honorable W E Gladstone. Bro Fraser made appropriate replies to both addresses thanking the members of both Lodges for their kindness to him and for their kind words of appreci- ation now as he was leaving and ex- pressed the hope that he yet would be able to meet with the Good Templars of this vicinity occasionally.-TEM PLAP..

-A--ae

The future is uncertain, butif you

keep your blood pure with Hood’s Sai- saparilla you may bf sure of good health. ‘

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Buy of a. reliable dealer and let him §

E Pr|ce_s ow- § .i EWELER.

§W W. WELLINER.

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take the chances It is me only safe E

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ers and Correspondents. "‘?f”g “P*‘”Y12“°‘“°" "mi “‘° °““‘d°., J i "E 6

in ulsma. .; .;...;.3].. .=(;.....gb}=...i,.,»., W......§:; You are invited to Prowse Bros to get some of

_ _._ ny ,an apu icmeetinginte , _ ' .

,,,,,,,. ,,,,C,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Cam., Mmeyswefh~11»»e=»e-»»»»g-COM bargains that are to be had in the followln lines .

pBros. left by esteida mornings train Tun semi-annual examination o A `

Y Y f

on a business trip west. Roseville school took place June 30th

PRn`CE EDWARD COL_\CIL R A in t e presence of a large number of ’

ni ;.............. ...<........... ";;:.;‘:.1;:f.‘;':;.’::.‘;‘:=~'.§:?:;f. M9" 5 st"aW Hats

. _ °' n sur-

°’h°° °f J T M°u15|3‘»_ ESQ- A fun at' iaounding districts, thus showing a. deep

~ L Infact all Summer goods must go. So if yon bargains now is the time at

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP, MEN- F;

I I I

To cover your nakedness is one thing, A

the mes ct

5 t M... sa... M..........., ...g.... Pmeeo-r°f he-ser @d°°¢e°»-_ The Bll S llll\ll\0l‘ 03 E5

tan S' of A A Macdonald of this city. left Fee- 3‘t3?)’"”'u°"’ wmclfitogg 7l;`a(§. mr "lo ’ `

. . erday moming on ashort visit with e °°"' was co" “C Y 155 * “me ~

_f ~ d - - _ MacLeod and Mr Augustine Smith. The ' '

men S In Rlchmond scholars were examined in each. of the ’ s - “ S

PRINCIPAL J D S1-:Anas leaves this several branches, who showed the _, _

_ _ morning for Moncton, where he will greatest accuracy and activity in their I , . _, Y ' 5

We have just received by ex- attend the annual meeting of the Sum- work. After the examination speeches . .

_ _ mer School of Science, of which he is were made by Mr Coil and Mr Smith, `

Pf°°“_ 105 Uf High Grade Kids the Secretary-Treasurer. The session moves in Oxblood Shad ppens with_a public meeting this even-

6, H, 6% and 6%.

- ChrlDol1,Clto,Lt28,

my »~ me .,s..:.."...:..... ..::.:t: hue heavy stitched hawks, in 28th, 1898, when his son William J,

Boys’ Straw llais ”

Girls’ 'Straw llais.

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.ve _

To be properly clothed is quite another thing. _

If you want to be properly clothed, you want tosee od'

clothing Our prices are iight. Sur clothes are right. `

§ § seeour suits as

sllenllulullllultlsi ` $ °°°

A §w.y. .».meeaee°°iti§p3{es°1£.si;»pi§_l No better value in the city. ’ _ _§.§'$i'€if2A§n'3`i. “'i‘r.d§se§"s sfine pmmees-E We make suits from the cheapest that s reliable to the

1; ‘ a, Qafe arantes. A greati - '=;‘;n§'1¥:‘re°iti'cal bug-ers have purchased i" bBSf, Il`1ad8 III C3.I18.d8.. E their watches from ns. why not you# E -=0ur fwatches are ceret_ullY S°\°°;°d-E =and tested before otlering them _ or ._._1

Esate. You cannot atford to buy with-

E out first seeing our stock,

I I , "'“ D A BRUCE’ - SWELL 'rAi|.0Rs. ~

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5.9¢ L.,.S~_-’_,‘__.,A i, -.;f -,,¢‘.

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We have one price on Suits that

has proved a Winner it is we cant sell them for any less,they cost us to much and are too good.

We are not selling them for

pleasure and making nothing on them, but our prolit is so small that we cant sell them for any less. In brown and fancy checks blue and black serges and worsteds. Better come in and see them.

S- A. McDONALD»

All A AA AAA .i llillfletllls

§iiiiiiiliiiiiil_iiiiitiilmitiiilZ “ Prospective

‘School Teachers

Must have Watches 2 They’re necessary. Ca.n’t 3 do without them. 3 We would like to have the 5 pleasure of showing our 3 watches to any intending 3 purchasers. “* “We’ll give you a reliable

watch.

“We’ll sell it; at the righ

price. '

“We’l1 guarantee the

satisfactory.

F. Hutelieso

_ Jeweler and opeicim

E Queen St.

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£35

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7dHlHlU“|" UNHUUUUWWN

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BLACK DlAll0ND LINE

lamesSl.E. More

ELDON, _

Is prepared to fill orders for onw-

berries. Send your order by IK! tl'

-. ning M i,r '- . _

<1e'1;i/hiiiili-$i'1`£°'.'°.i’\ii‘;;»" gin wuitri°»i»"aaii°tii°i:"l:nei'ii- ,leave them with Messrs Geo. Cant#

lottetown lionday morning, July llth, and

will Sail for StJohn’_s Newfound1al1éi.§i;- “OWU ” 00°: Charlottetown: “nd they vm h eiigiiii 5“?.i5'§e§°¥.“.fS’.f°?f£‘§“.{i i°..°°£e§§ carefully mended ee

For further particulars as to freight and _232w =` vassase apply to ll ‘

PEAKE BROS k C0.

.~.~ Agents.

Ch’l:own, Julv 5th. ‘Q 31 ood.

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PHOTOGRAPHS

.Superior ,Uorkmanshlp ,

Poi siis_o_it io ini

The undersigned o&re “mé

Fil# Flllll, llll lands,” his residence at Georgetown,

Igjjfgfg Pplaqg for ox rentlfor tae, sunli-

. t p is p easan y tiki,

‘§:31?;|€°Em°;;°ql;Ph3h“glotwih;?:f has coach house and stables, orchid,

8176.

to-day.

'°°°°‘°'°` an mamma’

‘ lm wellies

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