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GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE 11, 1901.

. .

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A"°“‘--- ?~eClTlAND

l Wilsoills Recital. I p gr

is by the ooiiee it sells. We‘re willing

R for you to test us by our coffee anv

time. we wish you 'wld *fy 50°* °f THB schooner Kohinoor is dischargi

2 o'clock.

Din ou read the ro am for

_ Tan closing exercises of St. Dunsta

A"'°"y g°°d wa) t° test any 5"°'° College, will take place this afternoon

iss Dr. S. T. \Vhitney, President of the

New Brunswick Dental Association, is at

n-S the Davies and will spend, a few days in M “ the city.

THE S. S. Greetlands sailed yesterday at

ng noon with a deckload of 90cattle shipped

0"’ 4°°-M°°h°&J°"° Wed b' “md nut coal for Clarkin Bros. She sails by Messrs' William Sena’ ‘md Barrett

to sell it to you and you‘d be glad voii‘d

it-its such a line coffee Blended

Freshly Ground when ordered

mea - _ ~ _

sskillfiilly 11115305! \'08Sl¢<i CHOUS11- HEAR Miss Wilson the impersonat

to-day for Pictou.

Admission 25 cents.

Tuesday evening in Y. M. C. A. Ha

Henderson. The steameatalso took away 1000 bags of potatoes.

or, _ “_ Mr. A. J. Docherty accountant of this

City left by the Princess yesterdaymorning en route to Sydney where a lucrative posi-

Av exchange says -Rev WW Brewer tionis in waiting for him His many

' cone to none in thil Broad Dominion. " »' l

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1. ~ ~

ra nie i G .Ph - . . 1. ~ ° 8 '°°°'y me 199' Uwi.\‘o to the change in the arrival

A w W the Princess, Messrs. Batt Bros.‘ tug w brin Mis Wil nn to the Cit this aft

/- .37 f

, ‘Z I CFC b0l‘%l1 Y€St¢rday morning and being swu

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3’

EVERY MAN

'$115,- _; *Y fy, ` ‘ 'iii

,maid be posted, as to thc merits of what we l

Z; oner you. -:-’ 1.

. i pigs:--We offer you goods, exclusively our own

.12 _ .ar

i-f when you buy from ns, you will never see a

*~">_i ` qgpliealewitli anyone.

Ki second-Our cutting, fitting, sewing, etc. is se-

” .1 < s

SIGCS-

.\ T. n¢i<ENzii-3,

= ’ The Tailor.

'- Third-The above excellences are yours at a ‘ ' igiire. also our own. but we give all preference

' gd advantage to our customers. Secured only

‘ r by long years of hard work and trying exper-

- f.`-s .`

the Milltown Methodist church.

R S S Y

noon.

WHILE the S.S.0livette was leaving h

- _ ok

causing some delay in sailing.

THE Ravel new Humpty Dumpty head-

ed by the famous clown Mr. James Adams at the Opera House Monday a Tuesday evenings. June 17 and 18. S

ad for particulars.

upon the Hillsboro Bridge construction

of the main pier and will be fitted wit machinery for work.

Street.

THE many friends of Mr. Macgowa

of St. Dunstan`s Colle ge will regret learn that his sister, Miss Macgowa Moncton, died on Saturday morning som three hours before he reached home.

A N1-:W ward is about to be fitted up i he Prince Edward Island Hospital b Mrs. Benjamin Rogers, who received

around \\ ith the tide the ropes br e V pg¢E_\;;x,,n_,_E (p_ AJ Daily Republican,

‘ February 28, 1901 : “An unqualified suc- cess! It is an easy matter for an artist

R to please a few people; but when it comes nd toa large audience it is another matte ee The' person accomplishing it deserves the

most flattering praise. As a character _artist, Miss Wilson has few equals l Her

Yi-zsrnanav afternoon the dredge for use versatility w°,,de,.fu1_» Come and he

to d' h d k th t "d

was we intot e oc on ewes si; At the West Branch' Bam

more, Md., March 16th, 1901.-It might

' be enough to say that Miss Wilson pleased

IT is understood that Mr. T. J. Hai .-is, her audience-no easy task after all th

of t-he London House has taken the large has been said to lead them to expe store in the new DesBrisay Block. The great things. But the audience wgsmgr shop will have a frontal on Grafton than pleased! It was delighted, charme

thrilled ! Should we be fortunate enough

n tosecure her reappearance, the audienc to will be even larger than that of Monday n night.” Hear her Tuesday evening, Y.M. é C. A. Hall.

MR.. Maurice Blake, brought to the city

n from Kensington yesterday afternoon, y head of choice fat cattle. Among the lot 8 were 15 fine steers fed by James and

, ‘ , , ` generous contribution from Mrs. T. P gsemuglloixgms"velligiwgthegir ~" ` McCormack of St. Louis Mo., a wealthy viz__ H. gTh W,1l, ’

lady she had met on her recent tour. ` mlm ompsou’ I mm an

Of friends while sorry to lose him will be

pleased to hear of his future Success.

Of THERE will be a children's service in ill St. James’ church next Sunday inorni er- at 11 o'clock. The children ofthe S:ih~

bath School will march ina body to the

er Church. accompanied by the Boys High-

lund Brigade,

her. Admission`25 cents.

Bl'

at Cf. e d

_#aww

' and fresh at the Ecli ` Bakery today.

lilo In lions.

ing Raisins, so in order to reduce our stock at once. we offer this week

3lbs. 10c liaisons lor 20o

This price is less than cost

las: fall, but we have too many 'on hand and they have got to go. Send your order in early

£0 B861’ & Goff, King and Queen Square Stores

We find that we are over-

stocked with Valencia Cook-

E .3

son of Mr. Maurice Blake.

ing of High Court.

-` much appreciated by the boys.

COMMENCING next Saturday and contin

uing during the summer months th .wholesale grocery establishment of thi

W' ' ' -' '_ E' City have decided to close their places o

business at 1 o'clock each Saturday afte noon. This act of courtesy on the part o

' k 'll b

the employees to than der S W1 e was largely attended, the Knights of

Nathaniel Orr, James Montgomery, Hon

A PRIVATE despatch from Montreal William Campbell, W m.McNeill Simpson*

states that the results of the examinations John and Andrew Johnston, Mr. J ardine, in the faculty of medicine at McGill were and others. Mr. Blake has purchased in posted Saturday, and conveys the intelli- the vicinity of 12-J head of cattle in the gence that Mr. John Blake has passed and New London district this spring.

will have the degree of M. D. conferred upon him on Friday next. Dr. Blake is THE San Jean Prospector of Del Norte,

8' Colorado, of J une 21st says: -Receiver

Peter F. Barclay. about 3 o’clock last Wed-

A MEETING of the committee having in nesday morning, was stricken with paral-‘

charge the arranging of the Foresters’ ysis, and managed to crawl from his room Celebration to be held in Charlottetown at in the U. S. Land Office, across the street, the time of the meeting of the High Court and awaken the Weiss Brothers. who will hold their first meeting on Wednes- came to his assistance, placed him in bed day evening next. A despatch from Dr. and sent for Mrs. Barclay. who was at the Oronhyatekha intimates that in all pro- ranch on Pinos Creek. The stroke was a babilitv he will be in attendance. at meet- severe one, and the wonder is that Mr.

Barclay was able to get out of his room at

_ all. Mr.Barclay seemed to be getting along e nicely and expected to be athis office in S the afternoon, when at about 1.30 p. m. a f second attack struck his heart and he r_ was dead before those at his bedside f could realize it. The funeral took place

Thursday under Masonic auspices and

Pythias forming. aa- escort. Peter F.

A MONTREAL d€SD8l5Ch Of 1031 S3155 Barclay was anative of Prince Edward

'U U U1

uuhkngxn

Day

f i

You can get yon' pastry ric

7 Simpson, Bayview.

Apple Pies l2c each 3

Mivce Pies 12° Cub sims cone Fon sn.; sicxnxs

Telephone 2 1 1 . w NAU SEA.

mann

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i an a year.

Passed for M. D. Degree:-T. F. Bayfield

in 1871. He came to Del Norte in 1876. He was born in 1843 and was 57 years old.

ST W 1’ P<?lg{b1ifi’6sii1‘;§e¥§ili`f;i:,t;’§§ ?fi£;.fuh;?;t§‘g1§1get;-Q 1 One brother survives him, living in Prince

’ &li0di¢a1ly from these complaints,just keep Edward Island. The sudden death of

. r y Nerviline at hand.. A few fl'§‘0D=` in S.“'eet' Peter F. Barclay was a great shock to the

B193! Bfkery w | ened water gives instant relief, and in thi entire community’ his many good quad.

_ 1 - .li ei ‘

Bdkes Baqb Bread* Ezgxdlzegd haAt lah-geagic. bcdllil; of cN1;r\fi- ties having won for him a place in the

° ~ bill

Barclay, Esq., O`Leary station.)

c \Ve show a Bedford Cord Skirt, nicely trimmed wit

5 ' office at Once. 30 if

two rows of insertion. Price $1'-I C

___1_¢----

Next we show a heavy white Duck Skii-t.decp h@ID,l>1‘iU1 nowMANS HEADAC

med two rows 4 cord each. Piping u Si

Then comes a very pretty Plque_Skil'f» trimmed with

black and white. Price $365

Our best Pique Skirt,cut with flounce ‘finished and trim

med with insertion and only a few left. Price S4-

Call early this week and procure one of thos

Weeks &

e Sun-

( only difference is that ~ welare

. tryinfg to be a. little lower In

. price. _ e

TDB anal l‘€S\.lll`.S Of the m€dlC81 fBC\1ll'ay at: I31and,Was 57 years gf agg and had bggn 5 McGill were announced Saturday night. resident of Cowmdo Smca the ea,-ly Winners were the following Islandersg- days around Cent,-9,1 Ci;y_ wmin; p - to Del Norte in the first San Juan excite- J. J. Blake. Charlot.i»€t°WI1; J. BPUCC. ment in the early seventies. He was well Moncton. Honors-C. H- Dl\i0I1, Ti8UiSh; known all over the State and was liked by

p J.- E. Flemimr. R\1SLiC0;J- W. MacNei11. all. He leavesa wife and one daughter,

;Kensinizt<>u: E. J. Mullaly. Svuris; A- S Mrs. Jack vrarr, of his immediate family.

Going further into detail. Peter F. Barclay came to Colorado in 1859,

S, was married at Central City

No 8Field Hospital Company will meet _<~`\ /. J , D. ` M A

S iiftife Dfiii shed- to-night at eight dciock. ‘_ “P-‘ '

. ANY person desiring to purchase a Set of , X _ y two volumes of the Standard Dictionary ` ‘ ‘+ f

h by Funk Sc Wagnalls, also a. double revel- X \ / i

, ving stand for same, should apply at this W A

_ .. _. ,I .

\\. THE EliITOR’S MAIL.

...... _ .CQUNI.RY ..... _

Sabtbath Desecraiion.

SIR,-Peiple who have always been

To be plain, let me call the attention of

the authorities to what was taking place.

taught to "remember the Sabbath Day to

keep it holy,” must have been shocked on ' Sunday to visit some of the wharves of ff , -

hisc ity and see how it was being ob- .

servefl here.

The first wharf visited wis that o ' ,

Messrs. Poole 8: Lewis to which the Plan Line steamer Olivette was tied. Here could be seen a number of boys with com- plete flshing gear, catching smelts, or whatever might take the baited hook. As the Oli vette was approached a stage was seen, put out over the side of this alwayi welcome steamer and very soon men with paint and brushes descended

A andb.-_ran the wirk of piinting on h er

hull.

The next wharf visited was the

Connolly Wharf where the S. S. Greetlandslay,an-i here we noticed a case worthy of the attention of the Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals if we have such a society. The forward deck of this steamer was literally crowd- ed with cattle and the state some of those pgor dumb animals were in was pitiabfe. They were tied as close together as possible an l one could not but see the state of nerspira.iou,panting,etc. ,and a hot sun shining down on them with no cove- ring that they did not get that sullicient quantity of fresh air that nature demand-

ed.

Again in the afternoon the tug Wm

Aitkin (which I understand left Picton in the morning) steamed into port with a barge in tow and to see the crowd of men, women and children on the wharf to meet her on arrival and examine the machinery on board the barge. one could not but re- call his recollections and wonder, is this surely the Sabbath day?

Thi~ no doiu ht is a busy world, but as

God has given us six days for worklthink the good people of Charlottetown should see to it that the Sabbath in future is more st-ric-fly observed, especially around our wharves.

Yours Scc.

Sannarn-nav. .

p Great Victory.

BARNABY Rivi-za, N. B. Mar.-Few eases

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 the fact that they absolutely gave him up as a case beyond all hope, is well known. His subsequent restoration by the use of Dodds Kidney Pills reads like a miracle.

“For five years I have suffered’ oil’ and

on with kidney Trouble. Last fall. I had an attack, for °vhich the doctors had little hope of my recovery. I was obliged to (go to the hospital for treatment,_ ut it id me no good, so I came home given up by

f ` d ' ted Dodd s

the doctors. A rien sugzs Kidney Pills. From the tbox Iim-

Hroved. Now I am at my work every ay.’

' .ioi-iNsoN's i'

g BAi<iNo ‘gl Powoiak ,

4'.

is a pure Cream cf Tartar Bak-

ing Powder. ‘

As far as we know. it is the ___

sold in the city for 25c per pound. 2/"

K Most of them sell for 38c

and upwards; .

_ Most cf the other cheaper _‘W

in Johnson s Baking Powder.

Sold by all grocers, and by

`( the manufacturers.

/1 I i ' nur ce' W

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,.,_,

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s _ _ - -'

Combs

so And 1

pay great attention to their seleciton and present a :took

Efully equal to any in town, the

Tooth Brushesé

shades we are clearing out at 986 Saffh- are 1e,_di,,g1im,s,,,i,h “_ we

ransom ==.aa.5c> _ _

Prints

Ducks

was

short time mongy.

LJ F! 22.75

day.

LJ?

Tan and Box Calf

for men stand

Every guaranteed.

Cad

-. .v--,‘.--'..1;___.'E _ ¢'?`“,`§;-., clearing lot of colored dress goods-

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of . A . if

<`___ - '$712- - . in ,

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"“ \ besides- their dom of .hoo taste

~‘_ _ ;¢,_,*A_“d There are serges, tweeds and

_gi laines:

Money s orth

"‘T,_”_’f_\ -.<.» On the centre counter we’ve put a f' 1*-yy* .~‘ ~, ~ ~

-. about twenty pieces in all.

There are pretty greys,

rich purple;-and somefdainty

soft and dainty all wool French De

They are worth upto one

per yard and the clearing price

35 cents

per ,yard

“An honest tale speeds best

plainly toldz”

Moore iiiotooil

iiiillil WWWWW M&W

i?'lhoi'e’s No §..,‘§,‘.‘,‘;,%,;,,_

i A

§8.l.lilili 3 =-i

only Cream of Tartar Powder 1,,

‘ Why the new baby should not have snail carriage. ;, ' at the prices we are now offering them. Wh have a numbelfof

diferent styles to select- from. We can suit any taste, please any purse, , '.‘<'~*-"

01111 Newsom.. oniiimoniiooinnoo

powdeis contain alum, &:. ’ ` 1 ,

There is not a grain of alum ` ° ° ’ G

H am mocks _.....-

lt the Pooiilai Stationery store, Yiotoiio

Buy a Hammock and enjoy life. You can ad-Jrd one if

you buy from us for we are selling cheap. u

Try ns for value and prices. _

l j_

The Tick System Improve!!

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' ' HE POWDERS I ~ If your watch or clock does not tick right. drop it in and have it made _ri ht. _We cut(

it Having engaged the services *of Mr. B. W. Cameron, Jewelerrwe are in a position to le

cure quickly all headaches arising from _ ' _ . ha , when promisei _ ._

sues slee lessness, biliousness you ve repairs p Watchman and Jenin

° l ll 'Z8. PI'lC6 nervou S, D 1 f K . V

:£3.zf;i.z.;;‘;Si;-.-.:i.‘z.‘1‘:::z.;;; 3;.; .1 sh 1- ,k L. W. C00 . »~=~=»f~»- ~=-1 M-.M - mptly. 10 cents and 25 cents. V V

g A and talk in no uncertain manner. - -I;

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Boot for men tells it’s story in

' -no better boot for the

Dongola Boot for men equals , many of the $3.oo boots solo to-

o 1* -

t Ginghams 1

New Patterns

Good ,eV alues

LONDON

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