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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JU NE 21 1900

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#FET l`lE AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. Lamst News of the

, and Province

BC .By Reporters and Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

US Tm: old Prince of \Vales College is fast A

disappearing.

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See our $15 Blue Serge Suits G61? one and try to wear lf-

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THE schooner Ripley Ropes, Capt,

P Sutherland, is at Stanley Bridge with a

. I 0 C cargo of coal. .

D AMERICAN visitors to Canada should re-

member that United States stamps will

Thlg log includes Amerlcan Organdles’ and not carry their letters in Canada.. Let- Enolisli and French Printed Muslins bought igisogfg such Smmpsgomhe dead AMA at a special low price °

‘ A vanr pleasant birthday party was

w0fth IS tO ‘QC PCI' Yard "J" spent on Monday at Winter River by two

i Charlottetown gentlemen. They were

accompanied by their wives and families,

0 Y and a very pleasant time was spent.

THE Angelican Synod of the Ontario

STANLEY :BROS Z.i§’;1”;. §“.f:..:;‘°.‘;‘;f‘...2.;’°Z.‘$§.‘;Ef,‘;“.£2

churches to induce the Dominion Govern-

ment to set apart aSunday instead of a.

1 ----l Thursday as Thanksgiving Day and de-

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That our Ready Made, Dress Skirts have just been received from the manufacturer are the AT ‘he P°“°° °°“’” "‘”°°"’“Y A~D°" 1°

are the Monday following a public holi day.

ppeared, charged with two breaches of

VBPY lateSt StyIB and PeI°fBCI» the Liquor Regulation Act. The case

adjourned till the 27th inst. \V. Mc-

Millan, E. McKinnon and Wm. Luby ap-

peared on a charge of disorderly conduct on the 9th inst The first two were fined

$1 and each $3 or 20days each and the last$5or30

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Pique Tonmsrs and persons bent on

$1 50 $1 and $9 each pleasure, should not forget that

°'° the Jacques Cartier runs a special

‘ excursion every Thursday after- fancy noon at 3 o`clbck to Orwell and return for

and eagh but 30 cents,and every Saturday afternoon

to Crapaud and return for but 40 cents.

Navy and .ck Se [ge These are delightful outings, as they give A

$4 D8SS€ngBl°S SO Iflllch pure SCR air.

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Sra.\i.EY BRIDGE Jo'rTrNGs.-The ap-

pearance of the surrounding fields and orchards are most promising for an abund-

, ant harvest. The farmers are in good

spirits with the prospects. The milk business, always a large one in` this

vicinity, has this year exceeded all others, and our factory has had to undergo extension, a new vat has been placed therein and it is now capable of manu- facturing 30,000 lbs of milk per day. There

g is no doubt that Mr. Clark and staff' will

turn out a large quantity of cheese of the usual high standard.~We are sorry to

¢¢Ko°| and chronicle that Mr. McCoubrey, the suc-

Kumfortable eather

During the “hot spell” you will heel some shoes to keep your feet

cool -Ther\’s nothing batter than|white canvas

Ladies Whit!! Canvas Shoes Sloan 8|\d 8|-8°-

Men’s White Canvas Shoes, extra well made Sl 25 I

Men’a White Canvas Boots, well finished Sl 51) a pair Children’s White Canvas slipper , turn eo1e,'Ieather lined 8543

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cessful principal of this school is going to leave us.,he purposes going to college. All wish Mr. McCoubrey success.: aa.

Ar a meeting of thc Souris Board of `

Trade held Tuesday the following officers were elected forthe ensuing year:

J. J. Hughes, President.

J. C. Underhay, Vice President.

Arch'd Currie, Secretary. Three delegates were appointed to att-end

the annual meeting of the Maritime Board of Trade, viz: Messrs. J. J. Hughes, J. G. Steriis and John McLean. It was agreed that an application should be made at once for a Post Oiiice Savings Bank. The matter of telephone communication to East Point received some attention,and Messrs. L. McDonald,E ast Point, John E. Robertson, Red Point and Secretary of the Board were appointed a. committee to wait on the Telephone Company and Premier' Farquharson and press for an A early construction of a branch line to East Roint.-Arch’d Currie, Sec’y.

IF WE WANTED TO LIE we could say

there is no case of advanced consumption that Adamson`s Botanic Cough Balsam will not cure. The truth is it cures coughs and thus prevents consumption. 25c. all Druggists.

HOSIERY ANBHNDERWEAR Men’s and Women’s.

know, of course, about willing to pay for in these lines. Now

'on in

Y how much

needed

satisfacti price you i -or a lit have th

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our stocks for in dmission

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styles another

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vrilliiot Shave you must htvn them -the _,h'aiid, _the light delicate .¢f_the`pro£essionaL. _ *vivo

wh ;h»'°]~\, Ere: di<;idrw’H. was if ' °’.r.-ell-n-i~

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you want may be intliis list- AA ` iii the other much larger one of

n of which is reserved for

.A “You arethe best entertainer, it was U ever my pleasure to m'eet,” wrote Grover Cleveland, Ex. President, to Conklin. Mr. Conklin will be in Kindergarten Hall Thursday evening, June 28th. See pro- gram in this paper.

i MR. Norman J. McDonald, of George- town, son of the late Joseph R. McDonald, and Mr. Percy D. Crosby, son of Albert Cl‘°SbY, Esq. of this city, were yesterday awarded the diploma of the P. E. Island Commercial College by Principal Oxen- him, after having passed a highly satis- factory examination for a full business course. These young gentlemen dererve the highest ineed of praise for the manner in which they have acquitted themselves, in their studies in this Business College. They both possess much more than average ability, and their perseverance and energy are highly commendable.

YESTERDAY afternoon Alfred Houston.

and a young lad named Ledwich, son of Geo. Ledwich, Esq. were out rowinf' and ' when ofl’ the breastwork of the P. E.

Island Railway a gloy on the pier threw a ` rock which hit edwich on the head, A knocking hini out of the boat into the , water. With great presence of mind Houston rescued the unfortunate lad from the water and he was taken into an oilice on the railway wharf. Dr. R. McNeil was sent for and he found it necessary to put v several stitches in the wound. It is A understood that the throwing of stones from the wharves by juveniles is a com- , mon practice and the accident of yester- day should be a lesson.

At Church.

I sat beside you in your pew-

A golden hour from heaven sent, ~

Lol I was there with God and you, A

And I was very well content.

Your presence did my soul enthral, , 5 *

How luminous those eyes of thine! “if f » ; T'

I heard the soft responses fall

“Lead Kingly Light"-and I will walk

Girl of' the wind»brown hair and solemn

eyes,

Ah! keep the light alight and pilot me, Thou pretty one, so winsome and so

1 rise. -

“I fear no foe with Thee at hand to bless,”

I fear no evil thing from tongue or pen,

Can I forget that parting, soft caress;

Lo! I ani with you till the last Amen!

And I`m unworthy of so sweet a maid, is This little maiden, sacred and demure, And when I touch _her hand I’m half

afraid, »

She is so innocent, so sweet and pure.

But let the good or let the evil come,

Now list to what I say, all _maids and

m'en,

I’ll be her champion-I‘ll be her chuml I'll be her lover till the last Amen! - The Khan, in Toronto Star.

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“The Prudehf Man Seftetfi

Hrs House in Order.

Your hurnan tenement should be given

mm more careful atlenhfon llun the housgyouliivcin. S¢f|'f!'Tl0I'J¢fby thoroughly renovating your -whole through blood made pure by faleing Hooifs Sarsapardla. Then every organ will ac! promptlyand regularly.

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A full line of the above high class

goods to select from including '

Ham Loaf jelliedqocks

Turkey and Tongue

Cottage Loaf Sliced Dried-Bee

Steak and Onions

' Veal Loaf -Potted Beef, Ham, Tongue.

Beef Loaf ~ '

fanned Beef and Hare

Sliced Bacon hand Plum Pudding.

Prices ranging from 15 to 5oc a tin.

SIHIIEIISDU & Go » 4 ii

, Victoria Row Grocers.

Flake It Easy

For Your Head

Doivt go around on those hot days, sweating underghg

burden of a heavy Felt Hat, when you can buy of our com fortable straws so cheap

You will look better

You will feel better

We have the finest stock of Canadian and American.

Straw Hats ever seen in the city

And our prices are low

SUMMER CAPS »

Men s White Yachting Caps, which fern qch favorites

last year are bound to be so again this year They are

the nobbiest Hot weather cap you can 'nm

From tenderlips that are divine. I ~- _ -~ ~ ~ Y - ..-se ._ -_._.__ -- - A

“Su110fmySoul”thera£ters rang, _°“_"“"_°"`°"` "`°`""` ` "` """ ~~ i.,

One book of hymns served thee and me D I b

And while the choir majestic sang , y e

I had no ears for aught but ' thee; f . of- 5 ie W.. r

oiu- tender vciee did me ent ll If 011 'UISII 0lll'%lU60l5 W In g and 0!

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My willing heart went to thee then, bterllngysllver, bit lnetpelilve, 185 Im Slgg§.'.-i \ N0 S001 in all that h0lY /hail i Sterling Silver CreamLadle Sterling Silver Butter Knife. Knew what I meant with each “Ameni”:“ ` Sberhng Sliver (39590 Quws i donpn m cn,” _

` Sterling Silver Fruit Spoon. .Sterling Silver Sugar Spoon

If these are not what you like. we have a ‘large number of