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J.‘M,f Clarke, Snmmmmde; “is” rr.. »he

Queen Hotel " " "

N o T | c E: `[]f TH[ WEST__t.:.:;.g,$.....,.....,....

Our store 'closes at 6 oelock, beginning ---- ' Cunt-Joseph Redd. Summersid `<=sn»f°',

_ ]uly rst and continues closed during the

hat weather. Open Saturday evening till ro o’clock.

0liiLllRF.N’S 3 Pllililia SUITS

To fit little chaps of four to Io years of age. These

Suits are nicer than any you have yetfseen. Fine in finish

the very latest American Ideas, made for high-cla Ss trade

We have received a complete assortment of these Suits

Prices 3.00 to $6.50.

S. A. McDDN ALD.

PQE. lsland’s Greatest Clothing Store.

EECEEEQQEEEIEEEEEE EE

llllllhlis W0m¢11’S S

Paid out for repairs <31

cheap buggies is like MON! THKCIWN AWAY, for such re ° bile

ou

Regular price $1 25 and

1.50 sold now for

996 lr our scam

Pairs should not have _

. needed and if you are wise y

Will resolve to buy a Mc-'

LAUGHLIN and advise your _ -friends to do lilrewise. “One, U N T S A L E-

,-graC»~ only and that the best.” -- »

Mcizluglrlin Carriage fo., MDRRIS & SMITH’

LIMITED,

The Walk-Easy Shoe

, 1Store.

fEa_stern Branch, St, John, N. B.

“Mention the Guardian” .

1'; 4 1 1

1

News s Your lime

to ‘dll up your coal bins. Coal' is cheaper now than it will be, we are not as rushed with orders as

. We will be, and you’ll be on the

’ safe side in any event, Remember the coal famine last winter and takeour advice to buy now.

A.Pl CKARD'& Co..

_ , PHONF. 240.

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‘From The Aiianiic in the Pacific’

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SI3lCSll1€il, ' . lllCl'Cll3lll$,

Lawyers. . Farmers.

Doctors. Mechanic* a

and men in every sphere of life are investi..

with the

GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

2 Write orfcall. ' r A ‘

.DAVID INGLIS. o‘i§'f.‘35.i.af1f?g§f‘i:

_‘ ‘ Queen Street. '

'v‘. i I ,- 5 p ,`

“American .Clothing Store”

We cannot. aiiord a displeased customer. Our

Clothes must fit or you cannot have them. Its _

just the ear now to see all the ' ' b`¢‘¢T ' ff new lthi 4 'yi if * ’ ' - *f ` ' 3h& o:mdmm°&°u ` ' ‘ ” ~

p in at-en_7t|yo11_' ' ` " ` " - plAl|8lilVlliClll»dl`\l8§f»h8ll|. S01d-*Gill

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Latest from Summerside and

l Prince C0untv

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' Sraruvsmnnv, vanilla and chocolate ice

John, was a pass anger by the Northum- berland last evening.

Srnucn and ginger beer in stone bottles

Wightman were passengers by lhe Northumberland last evening. '

S HON? fg°"°’ An’°‘“°°b““dbC“°'“j Miss Monsrrromsrs of nnmnsaus rs

Fi

Joseph ea were passengers y t e ex press to Chariot' etown last evening.

THE American steam Yacht Viola

from New York bound for Quebec called here about eight o'clook last eveninll The owner, Mr. Rennie, is on board.

I;r was about 1 p. m. when the train

gine being derailed at the Cape.

-» D of the Province leaves tomorrow via

of the lale Joseph Bertram, founder of

known to many as an amiable, dutiful and intellectual little bo , Whose demise

Ing on the Summerslde-Bedcque service

aimto give the pu ic satis ron, an no pains are being spared to meet all demands of the patrons as well as all pleasure seekers.

SOCIALIST LEAGUE.

Fredericton has a, socialist league,

which has just adopted a. constitution and by-laws. The pledge of members is as follows. '

“As a member of Fredericton Social-

ist League,I declare my belief in, and my intention to work for, the princi- ples of international Socialism, viz: (1) The brotherhood of Man the world over; and (2) the public ownership of all the means of production, distribution and exchange; and I pledge myself to vote and work for Socialist candidates when such are nominated for any elective office by our organization.°‘ .

A GREAT LITTLE WORKER.

During a long life time the heart wil

propel half amiilion tons of blood through the body, and so long as the blood is in a healthy .oonditinmit will repair itself. as

is lacking in nourishing qu. ities and re- quires just s assistance as is best sup- glied by D -' s Nerve Fcoi,the great- lood buil nd nerve restorative. ' _

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bagl.`$li"eap not cash at Beurf ' & Goifs.

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brH`Hl¢\‘B1~°=..Q\\\.¢° P ll. Island. V

combo !'P'_'m ‘°? suchlowprless-that' ' i

I--John Newnouw-_ _ . »'..,~

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to town last night.

Judge Warburton wasa. passe gcr hv the express last evening.

' Miss Fitzgerald left on return 3 sic - day to Lady Stanley Hospital.

G. A. Freeze, the well known railway

man of Moncton, came to town last night.

cream at Railway Dining Room. 21 tts 8| .Dr F F Ke," left yastenhy for

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C0NvUC1‘0RK=1lv°fth° I- 0- R Sf.'Jsunro oroons tho maroon oonvsnsrov.

E. H. Dav- y, Omcial Inspector 'of

Weights and Measures is in Georgetown-

and all kinds of temperate drinks _ on ice 1 Ml is viola Bee" hah mei. “napa to

W at Railway Dining R om. 21 t's3l

Rav. F. A. Wightman and Mrsm

teach at York during the present school year.

visiting at York, the guest of Mics Ethel Hardy

Miss Els e Crockett Charlottetown!!

visiting York the guest of Miss Maggie Crockett

Hon. Berj. Rogers and Prof. E. J. Mu'

Mill b th X `

A _ an were passengers y e e press

from Caps Traverse arrived here yester hat night; day. The delay was caused by the en- . -

Miss Winifrei Williams of Monet/anis'

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A_G.BeItmm who has been spending his v siting in Charlottetown, th guest o

_ _ G. A. and Mrs. Sharp. p

v=cstron in Summersvde and other arts

Miss Bamford, late matron of Falcon-

Charloitetown on thle_S. S. Halifax, on re- V005 l6l\V¢‘-‘»S this U_l0!‘0ll18 011 return 5° turn to New York. Mr. Bertram is a son bel' h0l!l8 in Ohfiilflfi- '

Mrs. W. A. Hawley, Kent St., leaves

me Summerside J°‘“`”°'l‘ I this morning to spend some time at

SINCERE sympathy, in Thgi Pl€8.S&I’ll5 VlB!‘Y H0561, H8ll\Pl'r0Do '

Guardian joins, willbe extendedtoDoctorH, Miss May C°mng5:°f Boston arrived and Mrs Henderson of Beech Hill on the home last evening She was met at

occasion of the death of their son. Al- Momma by Miss Hottie and W_ F_ C01 though but nine years of age he was 1ings_ ,

Douglas Patterson, last year teacher of

Y

must create a sad vacancy in the hearts manual t"“l“l°3 9"' G°°"3°t°‘"’» P' E' In , and home of his loving pu.ents_ is now in town on a visit to friends.-‘

S dne Post. ll

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Tm: trim little gasoiene raunch now ply-

Professor D. A. McRae of Cornell ar d

i to b ul” emu t Mrs McRae arrived in the city last night

3:; :rims ;T;x;;° bgzpu wen for ’;_ and will visit at Mr. McRae's home at

cuesionists and picnic parties. The trip C°?l‘°° 00"' i

toand from Bed ueb this boat one H 6

mom -so-I o on For Prince .Edward Isl:

». _ izzszrf _ I 'without _licks whenlyougount To rrgrespnsen Eggtfpmmpsspet mpzgulgr’ ouyv‘§hel_ent,$.$n,pn_lrof8ve(5)palr for' ' i . . sc. , s1.oa~z,u.rosona.oo. . ross: C“”°d‘» .- . .C°‘”. . PPV'

eil Y Mrs. (Rev.) J. W. McConnell, left

fine summer day is asplendid outing for yesterday fm- pu-,-3593,, wh", ‘ she anyone fond of the water. and not by any intends remaining for a oonpre of weeks. means unpleasant for those -Moncton Times. V

mfs mms by 1-nl = ill i7lil~tl0W SCYCCHS The trip either way occupies about 25 R°v'J' ind MrS'MG°rd°°’M°°U°°'l’ ._

nnrooros, and it wonm no armonn. to “°°°‘”P“‘“° ’ R°"' '° M°L°°" '°"‘“'“' ‘

d ore e .0 awe hour than dur, ei missionary from India, were passe N

5°" ""1 “J y "3 ge:-sbyths express last night 0 2 regular price zoc. now r6c

a mn between those two points. The » _ ' N0 I- nhl- nee cc now mx somewhat circuitous course' gives the Joseph and Mrs. Wright of Boston, N0 3 rig lar pnce 3 C' n

passenger a favorable chance of viewing Mass. are spending a few weeks on the 4 gn P 35 ow 2% the shores on all sides ; while Holman’s Island. Mrs. Wright is visiting her par- ‘

Island lying in the bay, with (the, ents. David and Mrs. LOW1il1¢l',

lighthouse in the distance form Carleton. _' » 5" `

a pretty scene which .can be E P f A ' P _£- admiffd °°< ““"‘**“‘°f¢°_°“ the Nlumsonsrsooirigliiosisligig oriigrrfi? is v°ya3°° Tb°St'°"d7m°l'1°”°fth°°“Rlq°’ visiting in the city. He will goto Now the commodious, clean and comfortable Glasgow on 'a “smug exmnién this

seating apartments for passengers, the mominm j »-"1---------I _boat travelling at a speed from seven to --_`-_-._,--

nine knots, beautiful water and pictur- HIS REASON WHY_ _ I esque landscape, all go to make the trip '

one of real pleasurtei The_ rpaaxagemeng Christopher Bishop Recommends Doddfgii --GAT__

lil CUUNT SALE

I will m°et and beat any cut prices and gave better

value than any dealer in Boots and shoes in the city

]N"Y

TH "` SHOEMAN

Sunn de Ch’town, P

SEEKS

_ K dney Pills-They Cured His Wife.

Cr.ARK’s BEACH, Niid., July 20.-(Spec iai).`-“There are hundreds of sufferers ini Newfoundland who if they knew the good that is to be found in Dodd’s Kidney Pills would get them and prove for them- selves " '

Bishop of thisfplace. Here are his reasons for makingdt:

“My wife suffered for three years with

a weakness in the lower part of the back followed by shivering, causing weaknessl Her legs were swollen from the knees down to the feet and she had a pain inthe left side just under therlbs. “ V “After using five boxes of Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills the painis gone and the swell- ing has disappeared.

Dodd’s Kidney Pills cure all Kidney

Diseases. ._ `

TRADE AND SlllP_lNG- - Pom' or cfiirfonrrown. p --

wash; Bessie Willis, Bell, Ricbibuotog

s

sr£,crlL,uoT|crs. l, | .

'mira “runs sm, -

“rarer gunman ..».u»._nr.mfupr~ rannumun--r-nrmzm-nmnm.ar»n»z.@n.-1

IARGEGIJAIIIIPII

“Ia nrostfnsneses ponaoonsaoaaemrnoo -intho“Sunnhh»" is umnchcaroesthsmosi pomnsroosnro. »

andthe, income-_-uosod sharon anus :e;mg;§*%nhwaspaa%n“:¢t2.£%io~u3

Inuoothor!urnscsarothounssen,bntrea.l1yimpoehuiilittlo

hatnmginauo-mpohilioqhtouds

= _ ,wa-.f.,, ..

J. F. McKie of this city goes to Nev? rrsnnihinvr funn” m‘k°h°u“_'u,mm‘ av’

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Glasgow to-dayon nthree weeks hol- der-s. , lurno ¢o¢l. Coke or Wood loolslie fret.

Soldbyallonterprisingdeolers.

liiftilarys

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.-ummm un nam~mnrx_m_nnmrszn~:_

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mmnswm-ur;

anno-num. .4v~s»_.-of mm. ..»mz..n-

or n»unnuuuza:rrmna¢_.1\ru|nuzn=-in no

annum man emmmn-nn .neuron-nrrnanrannns mm van ns:-wrmrnur-nn-ra»~.uu\

This is the statement of Christopher

asm-own-unzmzm .mm-innum-fnenmnua-mourn-= snwennzsumnwma .»u.vm=u»o.~na\~\n.sm-

mst' it t ti k i J uly22, ard: 'Jessie 8: Ada, Heater. Pug-T

.. "35 °§» Pa 955'! eel? UIUD. wash; Acadian, Doucette, Bathurst;

l&?.‘»li:1.i.‘?f ll°d§L°§3%o‘?ioH&§i“&;§§ ~ T~te=»D11vl°¢1»R‘°hfP“°\°-_ , .1 r weak, irregular and fluttering, the _b J|;1y_22, old ; Jessie & Ada, Hanky,

”;~ it ei

This is HW CAMERON &

Gctthc Name of the

Cheap Har

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