THE GUARDIAN. f`HAl{LOT'I`ET()VVN. 1'

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RINPE iinwaim ISLAND. JUNE 29.

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Here are offerings of reliable inerchan- dise that will appeal to your good judge- I ment, at prices the advantage of which

are all in your favor.

STANLEY BRDS.

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niants’ and Children’s

if uslin itliiibroidery Hoods.

Lot 1, 2oc each

J5 Musiin and Embroidery Hats and Hoods worth 30 to 40.. each. now only ‘2Oc each.

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LOt 2, 500 each

2) Muslin Hoods,Emhroidery Hoods, slightly soiled and Silk Hats-worth from 80:: to $1.25, you buy them here for DOC each

i Bh||rlran’s iams

and Fell Hats

An assorted lot of Cotton and Wool Tsms and Felt Hats to

clear 50c each.

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Muslrns and par

llrganrlias “lui yard.

A feiv pieces of this elegant goods left, worth up to 2-D - per pard, now 100 pil' yifd.

_ Black Wool per

C ranarline 555 yard.

Worth $1.10 -_

GO vards Black Dress Goods in grenadine, beautiful goods, worth $1.10 per yard, now 500 P91' Y9»l`d» '_

Grand Bargain in

M sllrilorerl Shirts 5 c each.

Some white bodies with coloi ed fronts and c|iE~i, and some an olored, Sizes 14 tg, 16, worth up to 31.00 now o0c each.

Mans nite linen llnllars5 im'

- A lot of assorted sizes and styles in Linen Collars, worth V

up to 20c each, now 50 Wch- .

Claim that the “Ideal ” Repair. Shop is the place

. to go for quick repairs and

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LOCAL BRIEFS

latest News of the City

y Reporters and Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

I_\' Halifax all cases of consumption are

reported to Board of Health.

THE gross receipts of the Notre Dame

Convent Bazaar were in the vicinity of $250.

YEsTi-:Ri>.\i' Sergeant Bradley recovered

a tricycle taken from residence of Bernard Trainor some time ago.

Anvr:RTIsi;R.s are again reminded that

all “changes” must-be in by 1 p. ni. each day to insure insertion, following morn- ing.

TAKE a day otfaiid come to the Baptist

Sunday School picnic on\\'ednesda.y, July lltli at \\'est River.

Srizasinn Ei.ri.\'.-~-Until further notice

the Steamer Elfin will make three trips from the city on Sunday afternoons, at 2, 3, and 4 o`clock, p. ni.

A runaway team on Queen St. caused

considerable excitement yesterday moun- ing. The animal entered the Market Square and went [around the building twice before being captured.

A'r the police court yesterday morning

Charles Collins, for selling liquor without

a. license, was fined $100 or twofmonths in QI-intendency of Chairman

jail. In default of payment Collins went to jail. R. Steel appeared before His Honor charged with fast driving on the Park Roadway. He was flned$5 or 20 days. The Magistrate said that the next offender would be lined to the full extent of the law.

THE \\'. F. M. S. of the Presbyterian

Church of P. E. I. will hold their annual meeting in Malpeque on 11th and 12th July. Tickets at one first-class rate by rail will be issued on July 10th [and llth good to return up tc and on 13th. Certih- cates of attendance will be necessary for free return. Teams will meet delegates at Kensington Station. 28 d8tw li.

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\\'anted-:1 case of headache that iKum

fort Headache Powders will not cure in ten minutes. Price 10 cents.

Supreme Court.

Tncnsnair; June 23.

This morning in the case of Jerome

Dorian vs. Jas. F. Buote and others, Mr. Haszard, Q. C., on the affidavit of plain- tiff, moved for an injunction to restrain defendents from digging a cellar and er- ecting a. building on land claimed by laintiffat Tignish. Court refused the njunction. Court adjourned till Saturday, 30th

inst., at ll a. ni.

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Be sure and leave your order to-day

with Messrs. G. F. Hutcheson or E. W. Taylorto have that Piano tuned or re- paired.-20 tf.

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TRADE AND SHIPPING. ‘_

PORT UF C HARLOTT ETOWN.

June 25, Ar.-Curlew. Shannon, Brule;Sea

Slipper, Campbell, Montague; J. A. G.C. Hudley, Picton; Hector \\'alker, Basin River; Life Boat, Anderson,Inha.bitants, Picton.

_ June 28, cld: Daniel, Roberts, Wallace;

Cardigan, Keeping,Sydney; S.S.Electra, i\IcLaren. Montague; Life Boat, Ander- son, Picton.

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Do you read what people _say about

Hood’s Sarsaparilla 't t is curing of forms disease caused or promoted by impure blood.

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ORANGE TEA at O`Leary Station July 12

:Cnr prices are right because of the quantities bought and not having to get them through three or four middle men each having to make a profit.-Jas. Paton 85 Co.-22 d&’.w. . _

iGarter’s Seeds Grow

The smart fashions for little chaps will

be shown Saturday. Our second floor is 3 poem of the designers art, $1-00. $2-00 and $3.00.-Jas. Paton & Co.-@ d8cW tf.

Garter’s for Wall Paper

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A At Summerside on the 27th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J as. A. Morrison, a son.

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supplied under supcrintendency of Presi- dent.

Pinkerton.

McConnell B A

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When your wheel is out of order, bring it to me

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our CARBON roarnnirs are uiinvsi . 1 ,,,,,,§,,g_ N., - _ I _ 4 Our customers are all delighted. _ U Gi %ivaqkin;.9s‘§i€;man1¢;tgqp<€pxalt.st_<ioe1:;>mxo;d6 _ g Ka Jo

Be sure and visit the leading studio “ge” ‘St t Th em,” sum s Com”

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and see how easy it will run and. how well you will be satisfied.

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Methodist Conference.

The following is the ilnal draft of the

station sheet submitted to the Conference on Thursday last. .___

I ST. JOHN DISTRICT.

l St.Jolin (Queen Square)--R. WV. \\'cd~

2St. John (Centenary)-John Reid, D.

3 St. John (Exmouth street)-T. J.

4 St. John (Portland)-George Steel.

5St. John (Carleton) \Vm. Penne.. 6St. John (Carmarthen Street)-Geo. A.

7 St. John (Courtney Bay)-To be 1

S St.. John (I<`airvil1e)-Job Shenton.

9St. John (Zion) R. \Vilson, Ph’D.

10 Sussex-G. C. P. Palmer.

ll Apohaqui-C. YV. Hamilton.

12 Springfield-R. \V. J. Clements.

13 Hampton-XV. XV. Lodge.

14 Uphani-\\’. R. Pepper.

I5 St. Martins-L. R. McDonald.

10 Jerusalem-John B. Gough. 17 ¥Vclsford--Henry Penna and John J.

18 Kingston-Levi J. Laird.

II irnnnEi=tic'roN Dis'rRicr,

19 Fredericton- Geo. M. Campbell. 20 Kingsclear-John S. Allen. 21 Marysville-\Vm. Lawson.

22 Gibson-E. C. Turner.

23 Nashwaak-Tliomas Pierce.

24 Stanley-S. A. Bayley, B. A.

27 Sheffield--A. C. Bell, S. T. B. 28 Grand Lake-Leonard J. Wason.

29 Gagetown-I. N. Parker. a

III WVOODSTOCK DISTRICT.

33 J acksonville-Jas. Crisp. 34 Hartland-H. C. Rice.

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a good assortment to choose from. That s where we shine 5

25 Boiestown A R Knight M A hziigsigscgsk m'I?li7er’y stile of trunk that 8 made. You wan to b

°~ - - » ~ - 1 e. at s w ere we come in again We ve got the g

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26 K°““'i°k*J 011” B- Y°““g° A unbreakable kind that defy the baggage smasher s best; effort;

h You want to buy it as cheap as possible, don t you Well. s op on earth where you can buy the same quality of trunks as

30 Chipinan-To be supplied under sup-. “Pd b_uy it_cheap°r’ that shop has not bfien bend of yet ‘nd we

lieve it exists.

Come to Ramsay’s for your Trunk or Valise, we will save you is

31 Woodstock--H. V. Marr, B. A. I

32 Canterbury-Geo. A. Ross. . .

35 Richmond-Thos. Stebbings. 33 Centerville-YV. H. Spargo. i 37 Florenceville-T. Allan, 33 Lindsay-H. E. Thomas.

39 Andover-J. S. Gregg, B. A.

IV CHATHAM DISTRICT.

40Chathain-~\V. C. Matthews.

41 1\’ewcastle-F. VV. H. Pickles. 42 Derby--J. F. Estey. _ 43 Richibucto-A. D. McLeod.

44 Buctouclie-Alfred E. Lepage.

45 Harcourt-D. B. Bayley.

46 Bathurst-John Goldsmith.

47 Campbellton-J. A. Ives.

V-SACKVILLE DISTRICT.

47 Sackvillc-H. Sprague, D. D.

I MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY.

43 Tantrainar-H. McNeil. 49 Point de Bute VV. Chapman, D. D. 50 Baie Verte-S. Howard.

51 Bayfield-Edmund Ramsay. 52 Moncton, (Central)-Geo. W. Fisher. 53 Moncton, (Wesley Memorial)-R. _S.

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54 Sunny Brae~J. R. Champion. 55 Shediac-J. I. Howie.

56 Dorchester \Vm. Harrison.

57 Albert-J. K. King.

58 Alma-H. Stanley Young.

59 Hillsboro Silas James. G) Petitcodiac-H. R. Baker, B. D. 61 Salisbury-Chas. Manaton.

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St S ephen-Thomas Marshall \Iilto\\n-W J Ixirby

67 St. James-Harry Harrison.

69 Bocabec-D. R. Cliowen, B. A.

.§a§i"fi`§ii'§2ia.i-`.(fiBi§§ife' HBH PROWSE BLOCK, SIIHH

_ WESTLAKE Bl

as old Ridge-J. A- Seller- Amateur Work Flnlshod Promptly-<-=v

70 Deer Island-R. J. Campbell. 71 Grand Mahan-Robert G. Fulton.

vii czriaanorrnrowx nisrnicr.

73 Charlottetown, (Grace Church)-J . W.

'78 Vernon River-William Wass.

'79 Montague-Frank Frizzle. 80 Murray Harbor-A. D. McCu1ly, B.D. 81 Souris-S. H. Rice.

82 Mount Stewart--Henry Pierce.

VIII SUMMERSIDE DISTRICT.

83 Summerside-N. McLaughlin, B, A. 81 Bedeque-F. A. \Vightrnan.

85 Tryon-G. F. Dawson.

S6 hiargate-William A. Thompson.

Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed

better and cheaper than a cow. Ask your

Men’s Suits to Order.

We have sold quite a number of pieces recently for Wedding

Presents. Stggk -nice and new.

Qugnty-guaranteed. Prloos-right

These are the factors which

help to build up our business.

Milk and ou will decide that it is ,E-L

Correct cut, faultless fit, fashionable fabrics-a Patorfs spring suit to order combines all three. And _ more. The price will be not nearly so high as that yoifre askedvto pay by so many exclusive tailors. _We re now showings. very ex- ensive line of the newest, best fabrics for tpring suits-fancy cheviots, striped cash meres, tasteful cheviots._ We lmake. sack suit that will satisfy in all respect choice of thi= excellent assortment, $15.0 $100 sloth, good imported tweed for f as. Paton & Co.-22 d&w. .i or ._

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grocer for it. 30 tf. u ,

Lad1es Bicycle

Boots

Made from fine Dongola flexible sole. medium l

be worn as walking boot, also-Chocolate and verv newest thing-_-$2 25 a pau'

The balance of our Men’s Bicycle oots at $1

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to clear.

ushi ht_28d&w Mgnls B]¢y¢|g The ofour Hens Bicycl

More Rain coats-co out when nfs 80018 *L50 ‘ P” "° °1°°‘

me home when the sun is

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matter--these ram coats are

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At this store Tourists will find a most complete stock o

STERLING SILVER

Souvenirs we carry the largest stock of Souvenir no

and have many designs that cannot be procured elsewher

pleasure- to have you cail.

W, W. WELLENEI

Jeweler and Eugraver

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62 Elgin-\V. E. Johnson.

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who come to the O to buy many dolln That s letting you in your pocket at than giving it to yr Our stock of groce date in q_ualit ai date in price

87 Grandville-John Dystant. ,.8 B........i_W. R. i».,...... _ G F E ,|39 |(¢||y - so Aiberton-iviiiism J. Howard. » ¢ _ _ V 1 E my 1

90 W-est Gape_A' E' Chapman’ B' A' Jeweller and Optican. f ‘ i ~

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