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AN Illilf

of the large assortment.

style, quality and price of our

solid Gold Gem Rings, Keeper

Rings, Plain Rings and

Child’s Rings can only be had

by inspecting out stock.

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ED(IEl1lLL,°”l'Jf'l.§fl‘f’° '

` liiidtor, Nova Scotia _

The Bishop of Nova Scotia, Chairman Board

of Tru t

S 985. .

Mies Lefroy, of Cheltenham Ladies College,

E nd, Principal. With

Nine Regdent Experienced Govegnesses.

Honsekeeper, Manton, s trained 1\ urse.

Z'Prepai-atzinn for the Universities. Michaelnias Terms begins Sept. 13th 1590. For Calendar and Blank Form of Anpli-

gudoréafor admission, apply S0 D8- KIND.

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Auc'r|oN

runniruns.

I am instructed by Mr. N- A. Currie.

to sell by auction at his residence Kent Street. (opposite West Kent School) on Wednesday, the 2nd day of August commencing at 11 o’clock a. m.

All his household effects comprising,

rarlor, Diningroom. Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture,

The above all good as new. Terms

cash.

R. BEARISTO.

Auctioneer

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W0ll|.D’S BIUYGLE MEET IhI©]N"I'fB.EA.]'_.

aug 'ini is iso.. isoe. 0NE FARE PLUS 10 CENTS.

Fon mounnrnip.

On Sulo August 4th to .7tli. and Kood for return until Aug- 14th 1899.

The Popular Rolfe is via St. Iolin, N. B. and

CANADIAN PACIFIG. I

The only Express Train from Maritime i

Prdvipces touching Montreal in the morning.

an-ivingdaily, except Monday, at 8.4511. ni. To secure berth in one of e Luxurious

Palace Sleepers of the C. P. R. oi- for par mentors or extension or above limit to attend L. A. W. at Boston, passage rates, time table, write at once to

A. J. HEATH

D. P. A.. (`. P. R.

uly 31. tl Aug 7 St. John, N. B.

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TRIP I0

BOSTON

Un Board S.S. La Grande

Duchcssc.

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A Fl UAIING PALACE

A Passenger in Search of Health Takes the Plant Line;

Saloon of La Grande Duchesse, . July 25.

I had not felt as bright as usual.Thei-e

was not very much the matter but no

doubt my general tone as the doctors t-rm it. had been depressed to a greater

ptied many bottles of ionic, but to no purpose, but very littio aid was 1'6- eeived. My spirits continued to lower, and the feeling of pooilinese increased. At last I found it necessary to call on my doctor to seek his advice.

“Your little excursions ,” said he,

“ere of no use. I think you want io take an ocean voyage. By doing so you will breathe winds which blow fiom all quarters of the globe. you are carried into a titilly new sphere of life where every condition of shore wears a :ew face.”

I considered the malter,and presently

thought perhaps he was right. After consulting with myself for some days I thought of the Plant Line to Boston. I was told that a ship without its peer in eastern waters, filled with every mc- dern appliance known to the art of Ship building was concentrated in the Lei Grande Duchesse,

It did not take me long to make up

my mind as to what course to pursue. I called on Mr. W. W. C1srk,the Agent for Prince Edward Island, at his odize on the corner of Water and Queen. Streets, secured a pleasant state room

After a few hours application to my

wardrobe all was ready and with a small piece of baggage in hand I wedded my way to the Plant Line Wharf.

I knew nothing whatever about the

sea, and to me, save in the matter of size, paint, etc., one ship seemed un- commonly like another.

1 noticed.'however, that La Grande

Duchesse was a magnificent ship, su- perior to anything that I had ever seen, and Icould not help remarking my observation to Mr. Clarke. In n fav minutes I was aboard. After getting a key for No. 35, my stateroom, I` went out to see the ship in which I would spend the next few days. The first thing that struck me was her size. She is far from being a small craft, her length covering 404 feet. her breadth 47.9 feet, and nor depts 47,4 feet( Upon enquiry Ilearned that she has a tonnage ot 5,000, and indicated horse power of 7.000, with a capacity for the accommodation of 700 passengers.. 1 took notice that La.Grande Duchesse, was new and clean; her fittings with s hint of dandiiication in a certain elabo- rate elegance 0! finish. It was not long before I made the acqsintance of one of the oflicers who. kindly showed me through the ship and I found it the most pleasant hour of the trip. The immense propsrtions of the ship, par- t-l0'118r1y tho great depth of draft, en- hances very materially her sea worthi- fiess. and it is generally conceded that it will require greater seas than any ever experienced in a summer trip to thpl Ifrovinces to cause her to pitch and

While power and everythiig that

_ goes to make a ship staunch has evidont_ | ly been the first consideration, her in-

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Spring Trade

The time has come when you should look up ygm- wurdrohe and se how you are fixed for sp:-in w'g|`_

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__ In the event of you deciding to invest in '

n suit or

. prvgercoat, etc., set promptly-.by 0,4”-ins the “me

J. 1'. Hcllllll Tailor

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q rs are reac ed by two

degree than I was conscious of. I em.` °tai1`W°Y5 ig!" We “bill PUSSUUHUTS’

and went home to prepare for the trip. “

shFine achromatic lens, Safcty

S0¢ket for tripod screw. Well made and covered with leather N

holders, no heavy glass plates.

Cdlkrei-

of extraordinary size. with plenty of light and air Her main saloon dining saloon and social halls are all com modious and fumished in excellent taste This is particularly true of the ladies’ observation saloon or social hall amidships on the promenade deck This is reached by a grand stairway from the mam saloon, which con tinues up to the pilot house deck, and is surmounted by a dome of opal cathedral glass There are also in this saloon four richly embossed panels representing the four seasons Immediate] y forward of the machinery bulaheads is the music room entered from the pro nenade deck with a stnrcase leading t » the dining saloon and still further forward is a saloon for cabin or second class passong. rs, and on the deck above ok 0

a sm ing room,both

Iini~hed in quartered oak 'ltie arrange. ments in connection with the dining saloon seem to be perfect The galley and pantry are located aft of the dining saloon and tie pantry is reached by large double doors on either side of the snip one of each leading into the pantry and the other admitting to the dining saloon This arrangement enables a large number of passeugeis to be serv- ed promptly and avoids confusion amone' waiters, which is so common in many cases Ample provision is made for both men and women cabin pie- sengers in a saloon on the main deck forward of the dining i~oom.- and lead- ing from this saloon are separate spait- ments in which are located berths. These uarte h

social hall ‘the promenade deck. also another stairway leading from tho drck farther forward. Probably the lIl0Bt notable among her lavish appointments is the ' telephone exchange. In each room is a telephone connected with “Central,” enaoling a person to call up the steward. the pureer,;or even the captain. as well as talk with a friend in some other room. _

When we returned to the deck we

found that the lines had been cast on the dock and that we were preparing ,yto sail. Only a moment or two had elapsed when I realized that I was fair- ly under way at last, and it was with a hea t full

r of mingled emo-

tions that I stood on the deck sur- veyin the sho f h

g res o te harbor

sliding softly past on either quart-;-

_ ` g

ing land through tears. i

to the frequent rains The daily con-

And Tumors

- cured tostay

gured, at

ome° no

knife, plaster

onlals

rpain.' F C adi testim & book-fi'ee?rwn?tl; Deagt. 18, Mason Mizsgigarss Co., 577 Sherbourne Street, Toronto Ontario.

I _ Uses Eastma.u's

° light-proof ilm

_ cartridges and can

be loaded in daylight.

utter, set of three Stops and

o extras, no bothersome plate

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All goods sold for cash or wool token incxchlnge.

Having just completed our first your in buoinolo, W0 GUI' Ill’

customers for the liberal patronage elliondod U0 U8, Ind “A0 CMI Q _ portunit-y of celebrating our first BllDiVel'8&l'y by YOU Como lull

bargains this month.

SENT

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w ic w make one start at times as j _ ' x '

though they were lookin at the reced- I ' -

MY STORE MY STORE MY ST ORE

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ANNIVERSARY JULY |899

_ $10 000 WORTH T0 BE SOLD THIS IUITH

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Discountsllfro 10 to 50'.

LES ENDS JULY '3lz$t.

RS OPEN AT 7.30 A.l`\. .6

NER Mcliilllli &

THE GUARDIAN 3HARLO'l'lETOW_N. AUGUST. 21809 I

_ . _ ~. _ -' ' f - '*'” teiior furnishings and fittings have -_ - _ ~ _ _ _~ _ - _ beenpwvided up my Wm” “_ ;_:~,\_ ~ gard tm expense. _Her staterooms are _ _ _

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l It was fine weather and pleasant ‘<4 » Q ° __ _ . .- ‘

sailing until about an hour before we g ` - . . _ ' _ _A ._ _. . . __ _ reached Hawkesbury when we were ,;.-iff' . ~ ` it ' _ j ; " ; U enveloped in a fog. \Vc arrived in _ ' _ ‘ _ ' f ' -A : _. ' Hawkesbury as the shades of evening _ ” I , A- .were falling. I will mail this when = , f we go ashore. `

vet-iAivii=-i-.oi\i\a _

d A'_ii_the present time there_are 65 ° I E0 _ I Wo.

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we _ing houses and ofiices using the . ° ` IA Sewerage System, and a number of _ ""“_@~"~` `

applications are in waiting for the con- _ _ - _ _ 3

nections being made. The increased . _ _ .

water consumption is not noticeable. _ The place to go for the hOh'da'ys~ If have H00 al'

Tho IISUAI quantity- about 50.000 ran ed Where to S eu In ' ° ' ` in '

gallonkis not being ma Nguhtily g p d you hol1day,wi-ite to the Proprietor,

this season by the watering cart owing

.sumption of water in Charlottetown is _ 5 Hampton 1

about 400,000 gallons. . ‘ ° l An

Good table. Comfortable rooms. Enyoyable surround f , be s

ings. Rates $5.00 per week;‘for family parties $3.00 each PM per week. _ "I Ill

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You always get what vou want and it always is the host value. :wind

We are ofering special discounts in toilet ts h °.“'

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iitted outin every hne in Crockery Ohms or G1 8 P get

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goods are excellentwulue, it will gy you to droifill Iliad’ 880 tholiott “aj Irgqgu 'u'

Kodaks $5.oo to 535,90, _ No trouble to show goods, Come one, come all, and if yoi n '

what you want ask for it.

“STM” KODAK m_ ._ ° PITHUIZE IMI

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