_ THE cuiiirinin,cHAELorTErowN,JULY ig isos.

MID-SUMMER

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A-lv illeiis and Gossip From Town and

oltiiiiot sole ‘"'°““"’-

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fGIeaned by "Guardian" Re ort- , P

ers and Correspondents.

Summer Goods. __

Half Price.

All Ladies’ Capes Black

HALF PRIGE.

Nearly 30 dozen Ladies’

-American Sailor Hats

bought 50c onf the dollar, selling fast.

HALF-PRIGE J

AT WEEKS

HALF-PRICE. Ladies’ Fancy Golored

Sllshados Half Price.

in Ina News illslrict.

last evenings express.

ui Trimmed nations.-y ati

Blg`_lleduci:lons. »

BlAOK DRESS 00003.

The best value in the city. For

value in Cashmeres ask to see our cele- brited -50c Cashmere.

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sCakes =

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They’ll keep fresh longer; than most cakes for that-;°i:'__ reason. If you want ag dozen of cakes you can de- E

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Telephone 98. §

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IIISI INDIII IIMI JIIIGI.

Lime Juice is one of the

most invigorating and healthy summer drinks. and is highly recommended by Physicians especially those troubled with rheumatics We have just opened a cask of the best West India Juice which we are now retailing at

15 cents a pint or

25c a bottle.

BEER & GDFF

H.

FOR SALE 'l`0 RENT

The undersigned offers “High-

lands," his residence at Georget0WI1i for sale, or to rent for the summer.

This place is pleasantly situated,

has coach house and stables, orchard

resort to the visitor. His family will

land will lake part. Many prominent

ship from the University of Chicago

allot which he has been very success ful. I-lc thus brings another new honor tothe Province from which he comes, and to the church to which he belongs. Mr Collins future course is yet unde- cidctl, but whatever field he may be called to occupy, his many friends feel

ulesl ll9a|l3lll8 llilppElllIlgS 0CU|_||’|'l|lg 1 which took place yesterday was another!

I .

I Miss Josie Fitoiitr left vesterdii ' TwENT¥'slX thousalid and sevetityi

I H i P . ,momma 0` I-' ' . _.pt-t `f‘ hy five lbs milk were received at the ’1ry-~ I

Ind cn ‘fred a |°|c0 I |_ B *rf U 2" ew we” S “J 0 neu S on Creamery on \\'ednesd-ty last and a ,

‘“H°S~`°”' f lriniei of 106,929 ins last week, ,

i ri-.int his cii .

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Q rnorni' . . ‘

E ng to at'ertl the L E Convention ll THE La-dl€3’ _Aid Soflell’ of George' iii M,i]peque_ _town Presbyterian church gatherted

I RH" B _CHA,1`l’F-LL “Hd Mr J J Chop-iliist year of its existence ai a sdciety. tpeii of this city were passengers by'Good for Georgetown. ‘

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Mrssus Donn & Rooms have receiv- Montreal yestdrcay and lett yesterday

cd the contrac: tor supplying the city ievening for the Sydueys and St John's. with sewerage pipes and cement. ,_Nt1d. Her outward _ cargo included

MR A H NOTMAN, Assistant Gereral Sheep a ld wwe O ' dccki l

Pas.-rnger Agent of the C P R, wiihl A luizinrixti tit the P E l land Poultry I ,herdqusrters at St John, was in the:AS&00l=\=l I1 *lil I’-' l|'l\l lll Y M C A city yesterday. gparlors ta s evrning at 8 i»`c10ck. A full l

‘ . 3 tt d= - t ti ' ted.

MR T ‘VD H _ _ ya en into ti me_.n ers _is reques

_ ‘ OH* * ALCQI-M~ Wlf1Q» Wllll l1lS|All persons intending to Join are cord-

fauiily, has been making a visit with his . ,ally inviwd to a;¢end_

parents, returned to his home in Bcstou

on Friday. Mr Malcolm regrets very` QUEEN HOTEL. July 13--P Kelly much that he could not make a longerland Wlfb. MOIHGHUS; D A M01-001 visi: and feast on the many advantages Eld0D§ J0lUl M0E°0ll°l`D» Clf91`!`_,V Val' i the lsiand gives as a superior summer ‘ ley; L E Dystant, Halifax; Albert d

people are expected froiu Charlottetown, , GSIDSS BHG F1065 Hffvl'-led 8-l11\1¢0lD6l1l Montague Bridge and E1d¢m_ An-ang,_..i to the spectators. Th's is particularly b ments have been made lo: panties com- U\1'9 Cf the free-ff’I‘-all 1909, ln Wl1'¢ll, f0 ing a distance, and they will be treated some of our prominent ciiize is gzivc `tli right. ,evidence oi considerable speed. The to

_ _ lrefrcshtnent tables were well patron- to

am1;;;I,jh‘;g§§:‘}hg€a‘;;§?;,l;1;§js;3°aK:§ iiized. the efforts of the commitee in` “

sa . ' 1

one of the msn teache , H, d, _ lpharge proving wonderfully sutcesslul

rs in in 1 in the ,

College in connection with the Presbv- ‘ m every respect' The picmckersspeak

_ _ . _ - very highly 01 the courtesy ot the .train

322:; "#2233 ttherel WEB’ through ’u'lhauds. The speci tl was in charge of

. o retire rom that field Conductor COL

of labor some three vears a 0.

_ _ g After his return, when his health had begun l Tue regular quarterly meeting of f°_imPf°'f= 8 lillleilieaccepted aFellow- the Board ot Trade was held yesterday y

.ieveuing Messrs WW Wellner and

where he has been lecturing and studv- l Robert Jenkins were ro osed for

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ill! ever since that time At the close l membership The questidb di excessive of the spring term lately the Famltylpassenger rates from Picton to Char. conferred upon Mr Coilin, the degree of I loitetown alter having being discussed , Ph. D, inczgna cum laude, as the restlltlf by gevgral gentlemen Wai referred t0 I of examinations in a spe.:-ial course of the Council. A discussion also took study pursued in the University. Mr place concerning the necessity of a. Collirfs post graduate studies were reduction of passenger rites on the P. in the line of Old Testament E I Railway. M; D A McKinnon l work, his principal subject being Semi , moved a resolution, secopdeal by MrW I tics. and his secondary subjecrs, Ancient I' W Clarke, advocating a reduction of the History _and toinpaiitzive Religions; in first class passenger rate and tie grant- . t

ing of return tickets to second class pas- sengers. The resolutiou was carried and the opinion generally expressed

Bank of Nova Scotia. Halifax. is visit-

Piior ltoiiiziir Joxias ot' Acstlii Col-;

lege is visiting his old homo in Pownal. | He is :icco npanied by Mrs Jcncs. ‘

I ST Janine’ Sunday School picnic

1 success. The attendance was large and [the day pleasantly spent. `

/$175.00 duringlast year. beiuv' the

* THE steamer Acadian arrived from

Crosweil, St Eleanor’s; John Clav, -

remain until fall. .Summa-rside; E J Anderson,Yarmouth,

_ H S Douse, city; John Anderson, city

“THE GU.iR1irA:v_ understands that the lg|,,,1-ies Cy,-, Bay des Ch,,1,,u,-_ Digg debating sotriety is preparing for a "l grand conceit and gramaphnne music, TH!-I Baptist Sunday School pisnic at '_ in their hall at Uigg on Friday. the 16th, ` Suiolk yesterday was attended by about tl Talent from d iferent sections of the Is- 900 P60918, Wlw 0vj0y¢d U0 U10 fflll GX-

tent this pleasant and healthtul outing. P

Mit Hi-LDLEY McKiNNoN returned. Miassus. J. J. RILEL & SONS, th

from Vancouver last night. 'well-known insurance agens of Mon-

_ _ ' ` _ _ treal, have just received a copy of the

Miss JENML Rei-imsoi. returned yes- |manife5t of the Bom” ne This erday evening from Vancouver' lshows that a third of tl-iegcargo was Mn Vicroii Goonwiri. is spendinglconeigned by Canadians, chiefly from

,his holidays with his parents in,Hal1fax and Charlottetown,PEI. The Brighton. freight in question was 9.832 cases of

lobsters. valued at $101,000, and most

MR -lAME¢ ll STEl'HF»\'~*0N» Of me of the insurance was effected in Mon-

_ _ _ ltreal. The complete manifest reads as ng fflemli "1 me CIW- ifollows :-9.832 cases of lobsters, 446

‘bales cotton, 84 crates bicycles, 35 boxes bacon, 170 tierces laid, 420 tons agricultural implements, 1.455 bags coffee, 30 barrels skins, 153 packages sewing-machines, 24 packages raw silk, 4 cases metal. 3 bundles domes- tics, 1 case dry goods, 250 bundles hides. 100 bags shells. 1 case leather, 10 boxes and 15 crates matting. '.l.‘otal value ot cargo about $300,000-Mon- real Witness.

THE hosts of people interested in the

Sutherland memorial fund are asked to remember that lists have been opened at the followin laces :

3 P

T J Mounts,

Moomi & MCLEOD,

M S'rEvEnsoN, L W Wkrson, , ALEX Hoania,

MARK WRIGHT & Co, FENNELL & CHANDLER, W M Corwin DoDD’s MEmcAL HALL, Jonsson & J onxsos,

R K Jos'r,

D Fauqnmmson, J R WARREN,--and

, clergyman. _

COMPLAINTS was made to .us of ii. ang that gather around the hall at ummerfieldon the evenings of|the meet- ngs of the Division, creating a general isturbance during the session and ncreasiug the annoyance to a disgrace- '

_ ul extent alter the meetings close, ’ blasphemy, sodding and general as-.

aults|being the perpetrationswithwhich ` he members are confronted. It is high me the authorities moved in this mat- ter and end

all city

eavored to put a stop to the I

erseeutions ot respectable citizens. Fon Anorrion.-Air intelligent. right boy of between thirteen and urteeu years, one of the children from e Middlemore Homes. Apply at once Mrs R Hogg, Box 225, Charlotte-

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that the proposed change would in-i

crease travel and would find muchl ifzvor among the farming population. I

who at p esent do not patronize the

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Finds us prepared for all

home of the annoying ily.

your wants to rid vour 4'* I

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oison and Sticky

Fly Paper, &c, &c_.

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The stickiest of sticky Paper, and the deadliest of poison paper at lowest

prices

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sure he will 'Jive a “ood account of a'\' ` i ' l `

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himself. and they will hope to iiote in expected in such a thickly peopled

his case a still more distinguished career. 5 country. _

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# make quick clearance of those remaining

Here’s a partial list.

Fawn, Cardinal and Black,

7 5c now soc

Blain Cloth, braid trim-

mings, black and fawn,

1.30 are now 88g

2 only copes, one royal

DOW _

lue, one cardinal, high _

ollar, black velvet trim-

ming, 1.50 for $1

Black,fa.wn,red or green `

cape, braid trimming,

were 1.95 are now

Cadet blue cloth cape,

trimmed with white braid,

2.20 now

Fawn cape wit-h high

collar, trimmed and faced round collar with navy

velvet, was 3.30 for 2,20

Triple cape, in fine covert cloth,fawn and green,were

4.25 new ~ $2.83

Fine fawn, covert cloth,

rimmed with satin ribbon 1 ere 4.65 now

Handsome, plain céoglg

ca ve s lish, was . off’ ry ty 4_g9' 13.85, for

1.

DOW

silk, elaborately was 15.50 ienovr

J What We Advertise, We have.

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“MY TORE”

Became an established fact yesterday; large number of buyers claimed it

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The opening day trade fully met ,our expectations, and custoifnpgs struck with admiration at the variety, quality, and 10W DTICGS ° 9

NEW GOODS

are arriving daily and are being marked at a. bargain.

J We want everybody to know that when We say

EAflRG-AIJN'

’ We mean s it. .

For particulars apply at the 0fflC€S

of Warburton 6'# Mackinuon, Char-

lottetown.

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D. A. MACKINNON.

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sucomssons To :BEER Bnos. `

o'I|HantI You R Uno Third Back...

We’ve just gone through our whole stock of Capes, have marked everyone at a discount of 33§ p c to

Plain Cloth Cape in A lot in various styles

and shades, were 6.25 are

» Handsome dove grey cape, sateen trimmed, was

7.60 is now

I Dark fawn cape, braid

trimmed was8. 25 is now 5,

Very fine fawu cloth,

1 plain but stylish, I2 25

or

Heavy BLACK diagonal corded ' satin, trimmed with ribbon, 12.45 as

' 3caiit,iful black crepe cape, lined with taht

Rich black velvet cope

silk lining, trimmed with lace, ribbon and jet,

3.] Sli; `-Don’t look at the price only

_A_i,,,.,i. Till: Fiisisfi, took so oh. NUMBER or PIECES the STYLE of one cniiias nie STYLE .it one TABLE the QUALITY .mi s1zE of one Miaaon Make a. close inspection all round, and you Will U96 Killlli you can get better value for your money here than any

JOHN NEWSON