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THE

GUARDIAN,CI-IARLOTIETOVYN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLA .\’D JULY 2. 1901

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At the close of the regular service in St.

James Church on Sun<le.y evening the p s _ G H

tor Rev. T. F. Fullerton paid a tribute 1

he late Rev. James Bennett, D.D. Helch

lcterized _him as one of the brighte

£0 S

111° - _ - ffl '

S” TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1001.

men in the Presbyterian Church of Canada _ _ _ _ ___

Toner Messrs. Saunders & Newsome

el

will have on sale at the market a choic

Tm: Gt'.\ani.\.\' learns that Mr. Horace

a

Y _ _ _ .

fed Shun hm-n beifet three years old ilfiszartl is meeting with general and weighing 839lbs. of beef. The zinimalwa. hearty assurance of support in the can-

fed by Mr. E. W. \Vhite of North River.

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lt Will Add To Your Eniot/~

merit and health

Mill llllllllll llll

For The County and Seaside.

you leave the hob and dustymrust that Mr. Mclnnis is not retiring;

city [or your country home, cimpin

ground or the seaside, see that you take may not involve his removal from Ch

Qidature for West Queens.

The Examiner announces with regret

the resignation of Mr. Hugh Mclnnis.

who for about twenty years past has been

reporter and city editor of thatjournal.

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‘HORSE 1 RACES

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At the Summcrsitic

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Driving Park. ,_

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The Exaniiner also bears testimony to Mr.Mt1imis'i.i»i1ity, fsiriifuiness and re- l

liability, in regard to which therewill be l A DAY,S only oneopinion among the newspaper-

men of the City. life sincerely hope and .___

2 iromjournalisvi, and that his resignation And 0[}€ Qf '[116 MQSI lntefest-

“supply °t deliciou' Malt' Breakfast lottetown. We feel assured that h

Food will add immensely to your heal

and enjoyment in July and August. _ _ _ _ _ 'fha best, Gmcers already have 0,._.ie,.ed in active Journalism in Prince Edward

th

“Q ing in the History of

many friends include all who are engaged i

thc Park.

books for the various country resorts. Island,s.nd not a few beyond the Dro- No other grain food so easily digested. ,.incia1b0und,,,.y_

so appetizing and healthful. At all ___

Grocers.

The arrival of the first detachment of

Orange Marmalade

We have just received a

quantity of Marmalade in 5 b s tins at

45 CENTS.

Also Cross .iz Blaclrxells

Orange Marmalade in 7 lbs tins 7 5 cts.

J.D.lllACI.E0l) & Co.

Phone 126

Worth’s *W* Livery Stables

Prince Street, Ch’town, P. E- I.

First class single and double teams.

* Fino turnouts for weddin

* and private parties.

___1_`e1ef>1\one 52

“H. J. Worth

5~ 20-d 3m Proprietor

'unsafe

Boer prisoners at Bermuda is announced. The captives from the two Republics

are now not only very numerous, but also

very widely distributed. It is a far call from South Africa to Ceylon on the one hand and to Bermuda on the Other.

islets and rocks, the total area which is only 20 square miles. The popu-

lslands. The Bermudas constitute an

important military and naval station a

which the prisoners would gladly escap

they will be carefully guarded.

Sons of Temperance

Dear Brethren, Greeting.-Another

quarter has passed with all its priv lages of promoting the interests of ou

to meet representatives and visitors fro every subordinate in our jurisdiction our third quarter session in our Capital City on July 9th, at 11. a. xn., and also the Sessions of the Nationial Division North America on the 10th, llth and 12t when some of the best temperance speak- ers in America will be present and in connection with the work of thc sessions excellent addresses will be given on the burning question of the day-the question of Temperance.

ways has very _kindly granted the

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There was a large attendance at the

` Sumuierside Driving Park, yesterday to witness the horse races, which proved to be one of the most interesting day‘s sports

I in the history of the Park. The races * were well managed though considerable delay between heats, tried the patience of I those present. The rlay was all that was

_ being within 600 miles ofthe nearest point ‘ " on the mainland of the United States, to

, desirable except forthe light winds which

lraised considerable dust those ex osed

_ 1 P

The entire group of the Ber- on the grand stand getting muda. Islands numbers some 360 E 5115 full 5911515 Of ii-

l Aslight accident happened in the 3rd

fl O heat of the 2.40 class. Just

after the third quarter, _Miss Paik-

IHUOD iS Ullder 15.110- TYR C8Dll'»&1 15 rita, choaked and fell,throwing her driver, Hamilton, situated on the larger of the bl-151!! 8 f€\V minutes She “'88 S05 UD 81111

taken to§the stable, suffering only from a

nd few slight scratches, though not in a con-

-" tion to enter again in the races. The following is the summary.

I-`REE'FOR-ALL.

e' » 2.20ii his . 5

if they could, there is little doubt that M°n°mse° ( " ' g ’ y

. Almont `\\'ilkes, Oliver, Long,

Charlotteown, dr

Beau Prince, (2 28). bus., by Her-

nando, P.1S. Rrown,1Cherlotte-

town, dl'

Sir Richard, (2,291) Ch- 2-- P- ~ Blair, D. McKinnon, Charlotte- town, (McKinnon driver,) 2 3 2

i' Pukio, ties), by Parkside, owen

I'

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cause-the cause of all mankind.We wish Tmmor’ Chanootetown (

Steele driver). 3 2 3

3 Park Campbello,b.g., by Parkside,

Thos. Reid, Hope River. (Dan

Steele driver), 1 1 1

3 Golden Gateway, b. s., by Park- * side, Dan Steele, Summerside, dr

Time-2.32, 2.32, 2.29.2.

_W 2.40 cmiss.

lrerker Wilkes, 12.499, by Park-

side, D. Mcliinnon, Charlotte- town._ (McKinnon driver.) 4 3 3 3 3

Princess Regent. ch. m., Prince

Our obliging Superintendent of Rail-_ Regent, B_ (]_ pl-0wSe_ Char-

‘ lottetown. (R. Steele, driver,) 1 4 1 2 1

privilege Ofsinsie fare tickets. 3006 80- 4 Flint, b. m.. Parkside. owen ing on the Sth, 9th and 10th, good for re- Tminol-_ Cha;-101;¢ef,0wn_ dy-

tnrn up to and on the 13th. Certilicates Miss p“k,.im_ b;k_ m__ by park.

°f “ngndance "lu be exaffted- DOIN 1 slde, James E. Birch,A.1berton, _

4 _ 1 f - 5

I _

_ The place Kindergarten Hall.

_ Fraternally

wirn 1'ne___,,_

Standard

Life Assurance Co

of Scotland,

ESTABLISHED 1825.

Asseis $46,000,000.

One of the oldest and strongest

Life Companies in existence. Policies

Ensmr S. Wxxirs, Grand Scribe.

Fredericton, June 27. 1901

_ THE many friends of Mr. Willia. Ylfelch, ex-M.P., Keppoch, will regret t learn that while at thehorne of a friend o

° Siturd ay last he suffered aslight attack

paralysis. Latest reports state that he rapidly recovering, ’

free of restrictions, issued cn all ap- * 1

proved plans, for protection and in-

isllltbmiu ai. c

General Acc nts, Charl otteto v

MARRIED.

ford.

goldnoliiols Q KEEP..

= OFF :rms Qonass -lewd »= new

A dull Lawn Mower does more harm than good. Vi e sharpen and repair them and

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Btaam Navigation _Q91 Ghm .

1o&o1ru P; 2. » xg `

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make them cnt,

.s

Send them alongo

, At S, Stepheds Church Burlington on our Canadian homes is sent free to any

. ’ ’ address by The Wells 83 Richardson C0

he 26th inst.,by Ven. Arohdeacon Reagh Limited Montmm

: ' 5 ' ‘i Bar ai 1 .. .__ 0' ’

MaryE ,eldest daughter of John A. Mill- .' ' - _ 1 : > ' _ 1 " l' ‘ A, '

. man, Esq. to William Profit, all ot Bur- 1-* ~ _ --1-"_ ~ __f__’1-#_ - ' ‘ , ' _ _ ' 1 i' ‘ ‘UQ

-iinmon. ' f __ WANTS, LOSTS. FOUND, ETC _ - C

_*_* _ _. , _

_, forget the date-Grand Division on 9th- (Dan Sreele drive;-,) 3 2 dy-

.National Division 10th, 11th and 12th- Bronze C_, b, 5,, T, C, Cpabbe,

(Hooper driver,) - 2 1 2 1

; Lee wood, b. g., by Parkwood, S.

N. Dawson, Tryon, dr Time-2.33§, 2.33, 2.33, 2.38§, 2,38. In the gentlemen’s_ driving race there

were only tvvostarters, L. S.. owned by

m Levi Sullivan and driven by Dan Steele,

and Parklighf, owned by John P. Smith

0 driven by John Steele. The race wad

I; won by the latter. ' 1;! The odicers were: Sta.rt»ers,A. C.Rogers,

_J'udges, George Reddin, Charlottetown,

,

D1:-:LEGATES to the Presbyterial in * T\me1"=Ge°W° G°dk1U» H H Beer W

Bedeque, on the are and 4th of Juiy,w11i Clerk G ‘li Feld

0 . 4 . > . | "` - ‘

please remember that those fro m the east S“f°1`e°a"Y» Richard Hlfnl- _ i A, lg. _/’ 1

will be met at Freetown, and those from Distance Judge* Lev* Sunlvan- _

f from the west at New Annan station on ‘ _ - ;`.,".¢' `

° , the 3rd of _,u,y_ ’ Stood the Severest Tests

For Twenty ive Years.

Diamond Dyes are the only package

On<Wednes<lay, June 26, 1901, at Knutg- ' dyes worthvof a. place in the homes of our

ford, by A. E. Chapman, Howard Adams D€0Dl€. One or two packages of these to Charlotte Wedlock, both of Knuts- simple horne dyes will make an old dress

not be told from a new one,

_E At the Manse,Belfasb,June'26th, by the Do not risk your “odds and valuable I < ‘

n RW- A- 5-18016111 Sinclaiffcbafles A' materials with imitation dyes or substi- e

N°Wf'°W”- Diamond Dye Cook Book so popular in _ ' 4 4.

gticlty so every,x_notion of the D051

AL

The hot blast Lumber Kiln. Hester ancL~Ful

_ use our 'lunge ~.~=_.. - i, 4_1.-. _ ttes.. ”

_ _ dry , i_ be sold at e.,be,rga1n, delivery _ “mate “mem b_m___

f§_..5_%_ _ _ r lifbotties and bulk. , _ _ , _

Fan,” mmm §_<>_?_<_i_;__°°1=s___ 3333 _i__>_n:3_i_i_.3_s_§°3§i_ ii.i_1._i_§_ii ;_, _ . _ 4 1 have the satisfaction. ofknow l

nsemnnu manouermnmg _ plaxflon rounds _out-the fonm and ves el- lf, 1 'ff ’ 5 "' ‘ ‘ _

y* V v ‘ '

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sill? c§.‘flf“*’°”"’ ‘mi m°"””2.$i

loss onus _..f.r:;z:vr..r:s:..ee.r.r»°f°e»»i5.

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just received- _ _

s‘(_J_n;__gs1f`8f_°¢l A_bbey’§

Ono gross A'wbey‘s (amen) :“»_x§.¢_¢¢i

Also in stash- ' _

__ . F ' _ '_ -" 1 ~ do 1 - 5 E391 V1 1111701

_ . _ 5 A- .ll llfllllll,

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blouses, underskirts, ladies underwear, belts, gloves, etc, etc. etc. D.>n’t miss this sale Saturday.

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Only one at each price, no two alike. Samples incfude whitewear, men’s unde\'W¢M’» Wl'0PP€l’S»

Infantees 120 each

Bootees 190 each '

Bicycle Hose 50c per pair

Underskirts $1.00, 1.25, 2.00

Wrappers $1.00, 1.60, 1.35

Cirsat Covers lOc, 33c 50c each

Drawers- ladies--30c. 56c, 75a 98c,

Chemise 20.*-, 25c, 36c, 500. 650. 750, 95c f

Skirrs 90c, 1.00, 1.25. l.65, 1.90, 2.50

Blouses 50c, 331;, 78c, 1.00, 1 25, 1.75

ht Dresses 50c, 95c. 9Sc, l_'15, 1.20, 1.50, 2.20

Ladies’ Belts 17¢, 195, 205, 305, 355 fy,

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Summer vests-ladies-6c, Sc, lOc, l4c, 15:, l6c, l8c, 250 .: 1

Summer gloves--ladies-100, 30c, 32c, 30:, 39s, 53.: shwi. emo, 1.50, 2.25, 2.50. 3 55, 3.55, 8.05, 20.60. ' `

Meds Undershirts 25c, 29c,‘ -'50c, 35, 38 40 45c 55:: 650 75c

. . erkins&_Co.,_

0 The Millinery Lenders _

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‘__-Em. 5 "' _ ~--s--»..i3'..2.§u' ' °' ' A -- ,

Wm. Manson. 1 " v _W

look so bright aud handsome that it can- _

than they have. Have

you seen the Cushion _Sud Coasters? Last .models away down to

go fguarantee.

ilr1glit& Go

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Nothmg helps s mm to forget his troubles, more than a

comfortable, psrfectlittuig, and well made gmt,

'Ihat is where the art comes m-making them ggmfoy-;5b,e_

Our many years experience, m making clothes ls wh” helps

us to give, with our elegant H s, Just the comfort yo; umm; Buy

from us and get the quality the comfort, the high crass Brush, and the moderate price.

Jenn zvicteon at co

Light _Weight Underclething

' . F91’ Wsrm Weather

In cotton, light, smooth and soft- - `

50 cent per' r ~ ' '

Nicely Finished Balbriggan 'finesse silk suit’ _

90 1' ~

Beautiful soft Merino .. cq9.s`per°

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S°'==°°h'°s 'ms Wm 1=sh=~ eveigut mini vmi mei nnima

5 is never the loves. "an

» » ~ . boy to earn‘tfz`e bat

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