s lu liws nr lull llunfsi has-use-re antitrust

Haodls mE_l::l:_dv~r-tlsinu columns for machinery an special meeting or the absgwau A

_ the West River

*tn mmumm

- - as“l-lcnneaay while yachting yesterday

som ,,,.num||\»¢a. lull.

A FRESH 2

FANCY , ` _ l crust _ cunlsma

l ntiid lot un received in-

Bocia|l Tea, Malta, Cocoa ar, Assorted Sandrrich. water Ice Wafera.

Webster & McKay,

The Ideal Grocery.

“rulurr is y Plrlmouur"

in our Bakers. Every-

thing is sweet an clean and only the p rest and best in redients are used in our Biilcing_ Today we have fresh

Nui Cake, :oc lb.

Sultana Cake, 2oc lb.

Silver Cake, 16c lb. White Cake, 16c lb.

D. STEWART.

ECLIPSE BAKERY. Hakes Bell Bread.

,THE GUARDIAN f WR, JRIIICB EDWARD ISLAND JULY 12, |904 5

Take the children to

Tun express arrived last night an ning

» 0‘ciock and thy Princess at 9.30.

` The boat leaves S;eam Navigatiell wharf~at 9.30 and 3 c‘clock p. m. for the' St. J runes’ Picnic at Weatltivgp gomnnow,

Tull Qiiardiiifi was yesterday shown by

Jas. Paton dc Co., a nice assortment of armlets for usp in oliices or stores for the ` protection of sleeves.

» AYJIJNG law student better known

accidently took an unwilling dlp. He was rescued byacompanion on a sister yacht.

Mas. J Klan G Fnasm of Charles ton,S

O was a passenger by the Ollvotte yes- terday and proceeds to Alberton this morning where she visit her mother Mrs. R Alder Clark.

Tux outward passengers by the Olivette

last night were:-H P Chamberlain, J J Driscoll and wife,M Stewart,A Callaghan, Mrs A J Wright, Miss Driscoll, Alex McKenzie, Mrs Alex McKay. `

J W Jomtp, R A Donahue, P A Duffy, - Harry Tuombs, W A Halnenny, leave this morning to take part in Picton sports this afternoon, L L Molutyre and Jas Coyle will accompany them.

Rav. A E Burke takes this means of

inviting every Irishman in the Province and every sympathizer with Irish aspiration to assist at the celebration of

Ireland`s day at Summerside cn Tuesday next.

THE Orange Tea at Crspaud yesterday

was an immense success in every particu- lar. The attendance from surroundin

from Chavrtzsttetown was filled. The city people returned at 0 last night.

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Guaranteed. Sold everywhere.

districts very large and the Acadia

Wear Trade Mark D Suspenders

Executive held last night. it waa decided to sendthelr Senior Football team to

Snmmerside orgrgriday, the End inet., to Play, a team m that town. As this will be the Brat occasion on which the F two\rival towns have met in a football Wptcst q tint class exhibition is ex- pected. .

AT the Police Court yesterday four ol i

offenders were before the court and were severely dealt with.John King drunk and disorderly was given $90 or 00 days and for interfering with the p iiice $10 or 30 days William P.: wer for interfering with the police while arresting King got $10 or il) days, John Sherry for uslug profane ‘ language $29 or G) days and Edward Hennesscy, drunk $15 or 00 days.

THE marriage takes place at Newcssle,

N. B., this evening of Rev. Hammond Johnson of Bracklsy Point and now pastor of the Methodist Church of the former place to Miss Georgie Harrison, daughter of Rev. George Harrison, super- numerary. Rev. George A. Sfllar,Elliott`s; who is a brother-in-law of Rev. M_r_ Johnson will assist at the ceremony. The newly married couple will 'visit this province on their wedding tour.

Tas S S Olivetts was due to arrive at this port early yesterday morning and it was ro fault of The Guardian that she did not rescn here until yesterday even- ing-the slelmrr was detained by fo,'_'. \Vhat hurts The Examiner is that yes- terday‘s Guardian contained the list of passengers by the Olivette, and if the Examiner does not get too much “mixed” or be “fog"gled the same list will probably appear in its columns today or tomorrow.

AT the last meeting of Ever Onward

Division, Mt Herbert, the ctiicers for the ensuing quarter were installed.

W P-Cecil Wood

W A-Perley Mutch (Be-elected)

F S-Kathleen Mutch (Re-elected) `

Trees-Frank Stewart

R S-Bertie Stewart (Re-elected)

A R S-Ella Farquharson (Re-elected)

Chap -Benj.Farquha.rson

Com-James Munn

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we may fudge by the way thev are sellinl-

You'll find thorn everything we say. `

Fino quality. real kid. made in France. the

home of good Kid Gloves-two dome fasteners- blaek or white' stitching. perfect fitting. elegant. fine aoft stock. well worth $l~l0. Wevkl' Pf*°°~

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EASTERN N0'rEs-The annual meeting

of the Baptist Association was held with the Baptist Church here from the lst to the4thinst, Questions in connection with the welfare and advancement of denominational interests were discussed by the lay clerical and delegates in a broad tolerant and eulighteue

ent, who in intellectual attaiuments,

and wide cflture, would compare most favorably with those of any similar assembly or with the members of any preceding Association. Ten years ago they met here last, and something remarkable, and proving the fact that the Baptist ministry in itinerant In practice though not in theory, not a clergyman present then, was here at this Associ- ation. Another ohservatlon of the ten preachers present, not one was a native of the Island, emphasizing the statement of nineteen hundred years ago theta prophet has no honor in his own country. Though our sons lake a high stand in the colleges and universities of the continent and fill pulpits in the most secluslve churches abroad, though the “successful Islander abroan"is weekly heralded through our newspapers; yet the success- ful lslauder dlling a Baptist pulpit at home is never found for any length of time.-There is still good codfishinlz cfi" the south side when halt can be bud. Mackerel netting has been a total failure and notwithstanding the opinion that a vast quantity of mackerel came into the Gulf, they are not around here.-T. S. Robertson sttenrierl the Grand Lodge I_O_G T. at Montague on the 6th.- Miss Annie Clarke is visiting her old

friends and pupils at Kinshoro.

At Cane Traverse. July Ii, to George and

Mrs McWilliams, a son.

DIED.

aged 3 years and 9 months, beloved son of George S and Mrs Reid, 1003 Humilton place.

spirit.-Some ten clergymeh were pres?

theological acquirments, ripe scholarship

BORN “

the imported kinds sold at from iwn to four times the price. Price 251; a hottie. The two Macs,l MacDonald 86 McKinnon. Druggists, corner Great George and Kent Streets.

_ and hardwood floors-Jap-also. Call and

At Chicago, George McCallum Reid, "en 55 C“m°f°“'9- md H

of new Souvenir Books 25 and 50 cents each. $l5000 worth of new Souvenirs and P.

~ Bookstore. 12 d iw

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Here’s a parritl list of New Goods, opened last night-and badly wanted. '

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Whli€Plqu€S.. . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ,,_24(;gud38C White Stripe Dlmiiy. . _ _ . . _ . . . _ . _ . . . . _ . _ . . . __ _;\0c ana 240 White Orgaudies . . . . . . _ . . . . _ , . _ . _ . . _ _ . . . _ _ . . _ . . _ . _ _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . ._ _ 26c and 32c White Lawns . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . _ . _ _ . . _ . _ . _ . . . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

4 Another lot of White India Linen. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . . _ ._ .z4r: and 28c Fine English White Cottons _ . _ . . . . ._ _ . _ _ _ . _ . . . _ _ . . . _ .__ _

Fine soft iinished English ‘ Mandapolams” . . . . _ . _ . _ . . _ ._ _ _ . , . _ . _ . . _ . . . . . .. .rilc and :oc Fine English Plain Pillow, Cotton in 40. 41 and 40 inch . . _ _ . _ . . _ . . _ . _ _ _ . _ . ._ .l9¢, gm me Check Cushion Linen. yellow andlwhitenblne and white, green and white . . . . . _ . ... _ _ _ mc New Baby Ribbon, silk, satin and velvet in all colors.

_Yew Taffeta Ribbons, in all widths, white, blue, cardinal, pink and black.

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“ Corn 48} “ Com 485 “ Por\1255 " Pork $123375-

MET INSTAN T DEATH-

Brnunsonn, Maine, July 7. -John Bearce, 35 years of age, a weaver in the York cotton mills met instant death yesterday afternoon by s eppiug on a live electric wire which had fallen to the strr-ct during a severe storm.

TRADE AND SHIPPING

July ll ar: Swallow, Read, Pugwnsh;

Plelaries, Mclunls, Pictou.

July ll cld: Ma C Spaiford, Gerrlor_

Glace Bay; Llzzzc Lindsay, Lantague, Paspcbiac;S. Acadia. Gillis, Grapaud. July 12 cld: Champion, Orr, Rlchibucto;

Pleiades, Molnnls, Wallace; Union, Gerrior, Plctou.

Mechanics, Farmers, Ziportsmenl To heal and soften the akin and remove

grease, oil and rust stains, paint and earth, etc. use The "Master Mechanic‘l" Ter Soap albert Toilet Soar Co.. M11

-\Veckly Excursion Bulletin. The

comfortable, palace iron S. S. “City of London" will make four afternoon ex curslon trips each week for balance of season as followsz- To Orwell, Wednes- davat 3.00. Round trip 25cla;"West River," Thursday at 3.30. Round Trip 20cts: “East River* Friday at 3.30, Round Trip, 20cts_ “Crapsud, Saturday sr. l 3.00. Round Trip, 40cts; Children hall, fare. Plano and refreshments ou board.F Home early, 5. d. tr. `

Road will hold a striiwlierry festival and tea, on Monday afternoon, July lblth. lf* not line on Monday ll. will be hclrl nexti fine day. July lild 2|, w li pd.

Macs' Fruit Salts are rapid sellers;

during the hot weather. They are so good for stomach and livcr troubles that more and more people are finding out about them and using them. Our sales now average more than a gross

month. These salts are fully equal to

Found it at last-A new ilnlsh for soft

Souvenirs of P. E. Island-A large _stock

E. I. Crest ware just opened at Carter’s

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We have five Ko- daks which we will

' rent by the day or

week Sizes are as follows; 2-4 x 5.

2-3% X 4%-

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lo Make Dollars

so why be:careless in spending them? Why

not consider the reputation of the establish-

ment to whom you give your trade? We

place before you a. record of over forty years

fair dealing. Surely this is a safe place to

trade. Besides with no rent to pay, there is

a good reason for our low prices.

Come, see, compare.

John Newsom.

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Church at Harrington, Brackley Point

The largest Profits

Are assured you in your1_:"e_ir;>u;;.r;.c }.cIir;`e,~. ;i you me carrying them with _

The North American Life

A solid, up-to-date Canadian Company issuing every rlesir- able form of policy contract on the lives of healthy rpen women and children.

Have several special forms of policy that are very popu-

lar. Write for information concerning our 7 per cent gun f- anteed Income bond and Compound ln\'ee,tmer1t[Plan\~

R055 6: MATTHEVVS,

Provincierilhianagers.

Charlottetown, P. E- l.

Bouquet, Marguerite, and

‘ Maritana Llgars now in.

If you _want a good

smoke, try one of these brands.

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“The TWO MACS" _ lacllonaldt ltcfinnon,

DRUGGISTS, ’

Cor Gt-George and Kent Ste.

\ Sole Agents.

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with your wool-we will pay highest prices and in exchange give you '

Pure Wool Goods,

at lowest Prices.

MONCTON TWEEDS AND CLOTHING ARE ACKNOWLEDGED SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER MAKES.

The Humphrey Clothing Store,

OPERA HOUSE m_'rr.r»1NG_

A. WINFIELD SCOTT. - ~ - Manager.

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