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THE GUARDIAN

. EDWARD ISLAND.

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New Black Dress

Goodsat STANLEY BROS.

Just opened a lot of very

handsome Black Faneies and Blister Cloths.

These are the latest pat-

terns in high-grade goods,and the prices are from 10 to 20 per cent. lower than usual.

Prices

Range from

801: to $1-60

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Dongola Boots with fine vesting top --nice

dressy boot-latest styles-extra good value at

See them in our window.

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i _ Mrs. John Mellett) r s p 4 :L G ~

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' Meet Mo at tho Always Busy Store.

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and Province.

dents Everywhere.

THE members of the W. C. T. U. will

, hold an apron sale on Thursday the 6th of December.

AN apron sale will be held on Thursday

Tun time for receiving discounts on city

" E S taxes expires on Monday.

Atennis tournament will he held this

afternoon on the tennis courts at Victoria.

Latest News of the City Pak-

Tmsan will.be an apron sale on Thurs-

day the 6th of December under the aus- pices of thc YV. C. T. U.

`l`csr.ei~da,y the police were notified that

two stokers were absent over their leave

`By Reporters and Correspon- from il e H. M. s. ore.-ent.

Those who desire a day‘s outing should

remember that this is the dayof the grand tea at Hampton. Take the Jacques Cartier at 9 and spend five hours at Crapaud.

Yesterday the team of the Davies Hote

ran away and for a time it looked as if the carriage would be destroyed. A timely

the sth of December by the W. C. T. U. of capture save both team and Wasson.

Charlottetown.

3 Rmv. R. F. Whiston and Rev. A. N. Simpson will exchange pulpits tomorrow. Bev. Simpson preaching in the Central i Church, Charlottetown. and Rev. R. F. Whiston preaching at Southport.

TYNE VaLi.l:r Norms.-Miss Maud and

Eva Boats lately of Boston, Mass., are spending a few weeks at their home Tyne Valley. Mr. John Glover who has been 1 attendingschool at New Glasgow is spend- ing his vacation with his parents. Mr. Arthur Warren on his way from the Bap tist Association O`Leary, spent a few days w.th friends.

1 Tin: Gvannilm has received from Mess-rs R. H. Ran:isay’s & Co. a map of the Drovinoe of Prince Edward Island, with tables showingtha municipal and town- ship population, the County divisions 1 and local electoral districts with lots com- pising said districts are also given. Tho , map should be in possession of every par- son who desires tobaeome acquainted with their native province. The map is

l large nada scale of miles is given. Call at tho Hodod Store and get one.

' Julian Ralph, who had been through the South African campaign, and is just recovering from a severe wound, longs to get back to America.. He describes South

- Africa as a land of

Flowers without scent,

_ Birds without song, 1 Rivers without water,

Wome n without beauty,

lien without honor.

It is hardly likely that many of the Cana- dian boys will care to settle in such a i country.

_ Onrrunar.-Died atSummerville, Mass.

U. S. A. on 3rd J une, 1900,Mary Stewart, the beloved wife of Charles W. Elridge. aged 3.5 years, and daughter of Dona d Stewart, Esq. and Isabella. of Dundas, P. E. I., leaving a sorrowful husband and wo children, two brothers and one sister, esides a large number of friends and re-

# S ` lations, to mourn theirloss and very mush

bel d b all ll ` . Sh

ove y er acquaintances e

died trusting in the merits of her blessed

Y ` 4 _Redeeme_ and in the hopes of a glorious

immortality beyond the grave.

’ 330015 sssmsssssesss s

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as been principal of our school for two ears has been engaged lfor another, year -Matrimony which had almost died out in this part of the country, has suddenly s irung into life, and will soon be a thing of greatinp irtance.-Miss Lizzie Crockett

f who is employed with Messrs Geo Carter

&Co,clty is visiting her parents and

A friends here at present.-Our “Military

Boys' returned from camp on Saturday Las, -Mr George Mellett, who has been teaching in the eastern part:of _the Island - as been visiting his parents (Mr. and

fo ome time ast

4 Smmpslas Comer' N Among the =pecial features of the July

o sssssssssssossssssss ?i3§;‘;';;i.i‘;:§§‘.§§.?€;!2.“;i;’§‘;522,22

1 l`€lB.l.lDg t0 U18 Dl`€S€Dl} ClJll1€S8 Cl`lSiS, in

cluding several never heretofore printed,

MARK WRIGHT Sc Co’s teams are engag-

ed this week hauling furniture for the 30 new rooms at G1ilI`House-the furniture ~ s ippiied being their own manufacture.

Pnor. Roaiiirrsorz is going to Montreal

to confer with representatives of steam- ship companies in regard to providing better ventilation on steamship trading between Montreal and England.

We bought them cheap and

we are going to sell them cheap. 1,00/0 Yai ds of factory cloth on sale to day from 250 a yard at Paton’s. 14 li

The sweetest, richest and

purest cream every day,in any quantity desired, at J. D. Mc- Leod & Co’s. ~ 14 1i

MARRIED.

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At the residence of the bride’s parents l

Long River, on July 11th 1900, by Rev. W. ` A. Thomson,Lillie Marks to_Salnuel Dunn of Clinton.

Where Bla:k Dismmds ad: Found.

The only place where “black diamonds” srsfound is in the Brazilian Province of Bahai. They are usually found in river beds and brought up by divers. Others- aro obtained by tunnelling mountains. The largest specimen ever ,found was worth $20,C00. -

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Blood Spilllng Feared

Sr Jonrfs. N. ]!‘,, July 10.-The Belle

Island striokers succeeded to-day in pre- venting a.°sehooner from unloading or any other work being done at the mines. The managers of the mines have appliedto the suprsuecourt ai d the government for protectloi. The whole availablé" police force of the.co1ony will proceed to the

means the lasr scene of the strike

gangs. Abloody alfray is feared, as this

dramma. I

_$17. _ -_ ' si'

Had Piles .

For -9 Years

foomlnlon Inspector of stsumbodtsourod

by or. claws omumm.

False modest-7 and fear of the sur-

geon's knife prevent most people from appealing to their physicians for a cure

K I n tin nd of unusual interest; an article on the for pi1eg_

i ma' es ' U . ~ political career and character of Joseph

make the Suit- l Chamberlain by Mr.Justin McCa.rthy,the

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makes the man as far as a ear- anim ofrhe Hsory ofour own Time

THE SUIT ' ' PP

ance goes. _ _

L It is our pride that no expenditure is spared . ` either in respect to materials or intelligent work-

manship in the manufacture ot' the

ADE CLOTHING

with which our name has been connected for so sltuaslt-in at Harms, by lin. Dum

- D ’ l ' many years' ` Jidas by Florence M. Kingsley, whos

i i ,Q |\/I 3 D i W Q L_ D , novel of early christian times called 'rim

iff’ V . l The L€&diD°‘ For hionabl-3 Tailor. ailiieved such an extraordinary succes 3 5 another instalment of Mr. Hamilton, W.

Mabie`s series of illustrated articles on Dr Edmansom Bates and Co" Tm-Qn_t°_ Shakespeare, and several other illustrated

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_-ind The Story of Gla.dstone`s Life, with Ch y O_ t L portrait; an account of a Visit with the 35° 5 ‘U me”

Many people enter on year after ea robbed of their rest and leep D?

Y 1'. ‘ the terrible itching, when they could be entirely cured by a. single box o- Dr.

Mr. O. P. St. John, Dominion inspec-

Prince 0fM0f1@@Hf=Sf°- by E- A- S”°l“°’» mr or sreamboars, living an 246 sliaw

trated article on Lourdes. A Town

Z and unillustrat-ed magazine articles, alto

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j \Vol“l|l I ‘|190 Uf tauh

¢ sf

All 0\ll\°°i nf satisf“°ti°|l is _, To cure`a headache in ten minutes use

purolmsod-

Thufs Uno talk that talks-

ether with the usual full historical re

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view of the world, editorials and other de- partments. ($3.00 a year. The Outlook .

Company. New York.)

Kumfort Headache Powders 10 cents.

Modern Miracles, by Clifton J ohnson,who

Yoax Norms.-Mr.Vernon Crockett who Wine at daylight to pfotect the "°"ki”3

furnishes also the photographs reproduc- After twingalmost an remedies in

O. ' ‘ 1' ‘ _

With H19-HY Di¢l5\11`e3§ all el3~b0l'at'elYm\1S' street, Toronto, states:-“I suicred

for nine years from itching piles; at times being unable to rest on acciunt of the annoyance caused bv them-

dzan illustrated article on The Religious -,am I began the use of Dr Chase#

t intment, which entirely cured me l'

_ - - t e ' too highly of it. I have

rake’a' Singular Story called The FWS; rgggzhmgicded it to several friends.

fwliom have been cured by its use.

S Dr. Chnse`s Ointment is recognized

- by physicians, druggists, and the nub-

lic in general as the only absolute "ure for piles; 60 cents a box. at all dealers,

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-£Summer §‘Footw°ear,

Q A Clean

Satisfaction goes wltln ovllfy P°'““| °f - i cad Shave-'

, in one of our great Qeasy. com-

fortable chairs makes you feel like a new man.

HASZAllll’S BRAHMIN TEA -gig" _

I Shampoo or Shave, it`ll be done

? right. You won’tteel liiigetv ard

uncomfortable under 'the artisvs

touch neither. ` ° _A

lamps & Triinor,

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We have just opened a of Summer Footwear in Ladies’ Bicycle Boots, Men’s Bicycle Boots leather and canvas, Men’s Canvas Shoes, ' Bii-ycle Boots 'in canvas,

Men’s and Boys’ Outing Shoes.

4 A tortured foot

` find instant relief in easy shoes.

*MUBRIS 8s

3 Queen Street, Corner

; , London House.

' £ ' . l E

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Underwear. .

So many diiierentkinds that

we wont begin to try to de-

scribe them.

We only say this. we .-can

sell you aSlui.t of Undercloth- ,

ing that will fit you perfectly .

as we keep all sizes, s suit that

will be smooth and comfortable _

A very necessary quality a. I

Suit that will wear 'well and

we will sell it bo you cheaper chan any other Store in the City will. l Those are facts f you can

prove them by personal inspec-

tion. ~

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Sllmr .

,Most every one wants a

Straw Hat in the hot season

for those who do we have for

your inspection the finest line of Canadian and American

Straws we have ever shown

and ve have always had the best in the City.

If you-want s nice Straw

Hat at s moderate price come to Ramssy’s.

If you praise a cap we have

them by hundred; every style

made. The favorite one is a "

Yachting Cap light, cool. sty liiih and' comfortable.

Try one. _

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T collection-and thatmesns no ond

‘ Jeweler and

PRETTY Rl-NCIS' 0

We have provided for the demands of fashion

ine an assortment of rings as wasovar shown in the city. _ t

. Every dainty setting and combination is to _ba found m oar

of styles to pick from.

Ag to price it is simply s question' of what you wish* `b PW;

for we have rings from $1-00 UP W $50-09: " ` j _

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Wedding Presents

We have sold quite a number of pieces recently for Wedding Presents.

Sfggl(-nice and how.

Qualify-guaranteed.

Prloss-right

These ire the factors which help to build up our business.,

` Sunnyside.

A The morning is the best time to have ' children photographed-7-TBIY.

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in your pocket you’d think tint

egrson a pretty good. friieslii.

ell-.we are saving the peopk

who ooxnetothe Od Tea Stott

ephtiuy, mapy dollar; -each day

t s letting you DMB!

in your pocket andgea §&et than giving it to you. Our stockof groceries is up to date in qualitieand 401'! ¢° date in price. member film

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These Hot

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. Make you feel thirsty Try our Soda. Fountain for cool drinks.

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