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W _ __ THE GUARDIAN. cHARLo'rTErowN. PRINCE EDWARD lsr.-\ND. JUNE is. 1900.

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Fir Siliiiii Sala c

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sTANLEY Bnos

luidsomo por Dnss lusliiis 50 yard

2(`0 yards dainty Dress

Mualiris in four good colors the ground is white with pinlr, shy, heliotrope and dark blue patterns. All fast colors and good vcarers, mfirked and worth llc per yard-for Sat \_1fd°y 5c per yard- A

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60 yard black lace Gren-

adirie 44 inches wide

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50 yards light colored

dress goods, double width

_ loc per yard now per

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Plaids for i' Childrens Wear 8C iird ‘

lo0 yards nice bright

plaids, plain cotton suitings,

and ginghams; stuffs that are

sold and cheap at l2c to 14c per yard. ` ' -

You get them on Saturday f°f'8c per yard. I I

me Dress Goods

there S d0ll&rS and cents saved in every line it you do your trading here. .

150 yards all wool

Sergesi Tweeds and Fancies. worth 2-5c and 28c per yard, to please you

Saturday _ PER

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Here are values never be-

fore offered in Oharlottetov n.

Colored aprons with bib-.

and straps ear"

\Vhite lawn aprons with

bibs and straps; bib l3llCk¢’d and trimmed finibroidery in-

et.; each

lou Other lOlP U'lU1mf'd

wiih insertion and edging- these also have bibs and are wonders at the price 25 and 35c each. .

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35 white striped Lawn

.waists, lat st style, and per-‘ pect fitting. i

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Come Early!

' These goods won’t wait long for you at the price

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Ladies Ascot ties-White

and colored piqu69» md °°l°r'

ed Silks; with and without. stock collars l5c each.

Cream lace scarfs and mllll

trimmed with lace.

each.

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- Spatial lsluain _ - Ladies' Black Hcsisryt, 10.15fl11ll-251111 Il

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Skirts

All skirts here have been

received from the factory this week They are the very latest style, large “OX Dlalf' back, perfect Etting, and full four yards wide. Pure Linen Crash Skirts 51-10- wiiiie Pique skirt- $1-50 - Three Colors in Crash $1 75- Black Mohair Fancy $3 75-

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I Novv and Black Serge $4 O0.

TEMPERANCI: -N ictoriu Division S of T fell forward an

S :rangers al wriys welcome.

THE Herald says;-Rev. J. J. Teasdale has been invited to become pastor of thel Amherst Methodist church.

THE Presbyterian \Vitnes Hfilifu. is

and still full of vigor. '

and daily shipping 10,000 tons. .1 bQ,,,¢_ _

the Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia A. F. and

drive. I

Gosri-:L Mamma.-Remember the Gos-

pel meeting in Prowse new Block,Sunday afternoon at 4 o`clock. Strangers always welcome. Lesson, . Matthew 25-1 “The ‘ parable of the Ten Virgins."

ovvxnn cozvsroyisns STOCK '

R. E. Trowsdale Saunders 8: New-

OYVNERS CONSIGNEES STOCK

Mal. Ferguson J. McLeod A. Myers “ -

Geo.Nicholson “ John Bell B. Henderson,-

- Clark “ 4 sheep {Gospel He' was always engaged

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For' the fine warm weather.

Ihere is great comfort in a crop- ped head. i

Keep Cool j_/// ~

, To do so you must have a clean ‘ scalp, But remember ‘ any old

place" wou’t do, Therc's only one “right place”-The Acme Parlors --for shaving, hair dressing, etc.

hill near the school house he suddenly

years The drowning of the two irls in

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the Oldest Presbyterian weekly in the and two sons of the deceased, _ _ ,_ _ _ _ Brien. i;..,pi,e_ It is ,,,,,,.._-,3,_,,,,_,,,,,f _,ge Rev. W. Burton. Presbyterian iviinisrer of Men’s White Yachting Caps, _which -were such.

L““8‘°*" Mfg J°h” M°L?°"~ "”°°h°" °f last year dare bound to be so -again this year. They deceased, with several friends,-came up

THE Dominion Coal company, for which to the river by me S_ S_ Beav¢,._Bev_ J_ K_ l}llB I10bblBSli HOL W05hh0l' YOH sean WQ&l',-M. .. . . ,

Mesprs. _Peake Bros. are agents, is now Wright! the Mmonig L¢,d3,_ ,Bda large mining eight thousand tons of coal a day, -_ crowd of people *met the -friends at the

A_ M _tokens fiom friends _in Langley ‘ann __ ff ' gf'

‘Chil1iw'a.ck. _The service at the grayef -‘--`-~ --~ ~-

THE race track on the Charlottetown ,was conducted by the Masonic D1`iVlD8P8»1`k Will 50 011611 free of charge ' The very beautiful, solemn ritual of the _,_ -

for two weeks from this date to the pub- Order W8-S F035 by W- M-, W. A. Rose, f_ 1: in _ s i' ll _i '-mf i I ' I

llc who use light carriages, subject to in- _ _ _ ‘ I __ _ Q ~ , _ . Q i _ K f _ . _ ~ _

structions from the keeper as to whereto feell , ‘ 2 " ' i f ` ‘ '» ‘ Y ` " 'i' ’ "5 I I

the Brethren taking part with much

_ . _ who knew him in the East say that he

_was always ii man of whom all had only

some 25t,@e;-S igood to say. Seven years ago he came _

Matthew Smith °‘ 1§1;e@rfwith his family to Bl C. settling in

Joseph McDonald “ 2 Steers, 'Sumas in this district. He was employ-

'Ihs Cartier bi-ought to the city 5-ester. i ed almost immediately as teacher of the ' _ " ` _ 4-.-:*‘=1‘j _ I

day the following live stock: Sumas public school and did good faith- f ` ff _ kj

ful work Somethin over two ears ` v 1 . Q -. -

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tago he went to Langley to take charge - " ’°

5cows of the school there. Eirly in life Mr.

3 cows MicLeod was-brought to a. sincere ear- 1 cow ncstfaith inthe Lord Jesus Christ and-' ‘ - - 1 cow ever after adorned his profession by a _

“ “ 3shecp_walk and conversation becoming the?

Charles Bell - B. Henderson '"4 oows gregation here and inducted into odlce

to the de arted brother, a. tribute which

Co., Ontario, writes: “I was ti-.bled ----- with itching piles for about two years and ‘ could not sleep at nights. In fact I was ‘

half crazy from the terrible itching. Read-‘

ing about- Dr. Chase's Ointment I pur- _

' ‘ chased a box. After the second app ica-I __)

tion I experienced relief and one box cured me thoroughly -and permanently _ and that was two years ago." Dr. Chase's _ T

‘_ ointment so cents ii box, au dealers. A

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Ladies wear with stitched tip-good style $1 00 a- pair. Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes, turn soles, ' covered heel

' ' $1.50 a pair.

Manta White Canvas Shoes, good wearers _$1.25 a pair. Men’s White Canvas Bzots, extra good value at $1.50

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The intimation of the sudden death of

Mr Malcolm McLeodof Langley,last Thurs day mornin” was :i great shock to the

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"EU ME " THE “M 8"” S'““‘° ““‘1l’f"“”°“=- §§;§‘i::;i;;’;”5:i;s,“§;%ii;;;‘:;‘..‘;f::.:;: or Your

...___ not considered very serious He had been

BY Reporters and Correspon iiiietfniiiiniiuii.i`L1ii§§i°”di”i:i.°.'§§.ii.f'f D0” “ 5° ""°““d 0” ”h°S° h°t days' s"°“““3 ‘_‘¥‘_“d°"

iiliiiilliirl _ - - ' i - -

m,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, , Y burden of a. heav Felt Hat when ou can bu of our

dents EV€fyWhCfC health he set_out for school, accompanied fOl'l’.8.l)l8 Sl3I'8.WS S0 Cl188p,

____ fby his two little boys. In climbing a _

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HALIFAX is fa ored tha _ At Cooke`s church a. very impressiveil ;; _ K; 1 _ resenc f V N week by the- service was held, Revs. Wright audi -_ - " ’

P eo over five hundred members of Burton taking part The pu, .t

the Church ofE l d _ i' P' Was, I

teriau General llfsz;1ml?l‘vyr'ni(iidCta*head)deT1.lh{i gxped it; White cover? nowilfs' | I

' co n was covere wi Wren B, s _

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’ . . d . ° d 'th _ ° -‘ ' . -_ I every Monday evening at8o’clock. Visi- sound. The bereaved illihgililly haglsuidlgreds -

tors welcome. many sorrows during the past few

_` Sf;‘,'al§f'_hCAMPB”f§“ d°°’3“f.",“a“°“ issrfwasa sarribie brew riieiitiig death _ b§_tt€r»1‘;_ _ . ff

1 t ' t 8. '_ t th _ '

IndianFa5£inea;1;':$_r u 8 $9 J O e of lvaainie, the eldest daughter, abouta

year and n. half ago opened afresh the _ ,

S0... S._.......E__,,,,,,,,G,_,,,,, M,,,.,,,,,,, ,.........i. _-....1 ...W ri.. i..si...i... 1..... We have the finest stock of Canadian and

in Prowse`s new block to-morrow at 3.45 £8-l~i¢;“ :Wi-Y fI‘0;1 thefchilséen and the ii Stl'3.W H&tS OVGI' SBSH in l.`»h8 »

u'-i an. rom t e wi e. e need not ' `

H say that sympathy is very deep, sincere, _ And our prices are

and widespread. The funeral on Sunday

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as large an lall the services were solemn _ _ - A

and impressive. The remains accom- - ' = A ‘ Q _ panied by her widow, daughter, ‘

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Mr. MacLebd-"was ls. _mana of the mdw. _ f - ' .; ---....5-i_~.'Tf~;f ,,|-‘,`a.»;...~i~= » -_ ._

~ sterling character, a true hristian,d_gn;_;=' . _ ._ _ __ ,_ _ _,__ ; f ._ --5. -. -. -»-_, .. ;.__r_ . _. _-_,__

in his convictions, upright _'in all ’_hi's` j 1 _ _ “ind “Ii dealiiigis, iwinniug in manner,;a man I Sliéré ls 'wall Vihiit to Bee. V ' i /of- 3; ff. esteemed by all and truly l0v¢<l 'ands ‘ No wherein the-city will you find a mono aoleutraliock of-

trusted. He was born in Strathalbyn, St 1' d S1 .Plated W N-,_ _ P’ E' I" ini the yea' U19' F" Several er whd 2; interestodal: woddin will Bud ii ei in noi' PEL'.rn ' PP 3 -‘swf

THIS moriiinv Messrs. Saunders 8: YEBFS 8 118 SC 0 III - - 811 't -' ‘ ‘ - 1' -‘ ~ "

° . ‘ e t ak ~ .

Newsome will receive by the Jacques he W9-S emDl0Yed f0!‘ $01118 lilme as Sta' 1 asy 0 m 6 a choice from o‘.“:”Wed"d"mg Jvgg "

Cartier from Crapaud the following live H0" A8295 511 the P- E- I- R8-“Ways at W C -stock: Cardigan, Bradalbane, and Kensington. Q 0 _ '_

In all his work he was faithful. Friends ' Jeweler and Enéravér ” ‘ ' " =

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Presents. 5-lggk-.nice and new.

Qgigniy'-guaranteed. Prices-fight

John B. Lee Mr. McPhee 4cows £Chx-iustian work. _He was an earnest add ,_

10 sheep _efhcient labourer in Sabbath School work. < 1 .__ ,_ -__~; __-~

A.Rogerson,Saunders 8:. Newsom 2 lambs _He was a member Ot the Presbyterian

Albert Oakes B. Henderson 13 sheep _7 Church. In 1880 he was elected 'tothe ,_ ,..._¢

Albert Oakes B. Henderson 4 cows high and responsible otlice of the Elder- Ephraim Bell “ 1 sheep i ship, and ordained at Georgetown P. E

PhilipHolland ' “ . 1 cow I. In the beginning of 1897 he was el-if William Gillespie “ 2cows `ectcd to the Elder-ship by Cooke‘s con-

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In addition to the above the Jac ues Of him it ma be said He walked with _ ___ f- _.___ _gi

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Cartier brought63 packages of butter and God, and he was not afraid for God took a quantity of eggs, lobsters, etc. him.” In the address at the funeral on

Sat-urday Mr Wright paid high tribute

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' struck a responsive thrill in the hearts of

X0 Stable is Complete “'ith°“l5 3 Supply _ those who heard.We assure Mrs.MacLeo.'l__

Of Bentlefs Lmiullillll- Cures Stfalffs " and family and all those who sorrow with sprains_ bruises, lameness, inflammation, :her that her husbands; memmy will be NPC- TWO Sizes 100- and 25°- Full dll” cherished reverently and thankfully and 905035 with evefl' bottle- the whole community is full of sympathy

tender and true in this time of sad be-

' *'“"“' reavment Miyfzhe God of all consola-

_ tion sustain and comfort the hearts of

..,...,...,..,,.,.°,,..,.,,..“ those in sorrow, with the memories that _

are sweet and hopes that live and long

; - I for t.he'hoinecoming that shall be and the

Wi- ' . . . - glory which shall be revealed.-Chillr

2 W wock Progress.

We have sold quite a. number _oi Y pieoes recently for Wedding

These are the factors _ which help to build- up our business.

Hair gm ll- F. lllllll|ll§$llN.

HALF cniizv WITH PILES. 58,8119, ,md 0pbi,,,_n_

Mr. Isaac Foster, Erie View, Norfolk St1UnYSid8- _ .

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niiiiiii-sis. -';°;.;€*.s‘;f;'i';“.°;.:.r*'.:‘.-‘.22 1 “‘---i----fi

, ‘ if you take a supply of good things 1 Ham Loaf Jl$1|;¢dg°c§,T _

to eat from our store. \!\’k¢Y 39

On June 9th,1000,at West Point,by Rev. c°“°Z° L°°f 5l\°°d D“¢d

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_ The A°m° B°"b°"' _ A. E. Chapman, Andrew Stewart to Etfa I 0 r 8 ' I ' A .1 _ ff Vea1Loaf I Potted” Bed:°”Ban,

McDonald, both of West Point. ' u V-'"5 - _ l is Beef Loaf TOMM-

_ ' 6f‘Cannod-Goods - -r _ _ -f- fum cssfasii me

- f ' - ' _ _ _ Sliced Bacon hand Plum Pudding.

‘ » 1 - ‘Campuses all the chained deli ~ _ - - _

_ dacies put' up* by _the b§§¢i`il1lh8.

' ` Our prices are r"'|ght.'lZe_i§emh,ti__'

‘ we have the best 25 cent Tea

Prioespnangiugfroiu r5to5'oc i tin.

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