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\Vomeii’s 5 I White

Canvas 0nc’s Reputation Must Not,

Laced Shoes

$l.00

A pair. Better

Grade

With

Light

Wood

Heels y $1.50.

for a hearty reception to all those who have done wrong and want to get back, while the uns; mpsithetic and self right- eous and excoriated; text, Luke xv,8, "An l he was angry and would not go in."

a sermon about the elder brother of th parable. I received a letter from Canada saying, ‘Is the elder son of the parable so unsympathetic and so cold that he is not Worthy of recognitioni” The fact is that we ministers pursue the younger son. You can hear the flapping of his rags in many a' serinonic breeze and the cranch- ing of the podsforwhich he was unsuccess- ful contestant. I confess that it has been ditlicult for me to train the camera ob- scure upon the elder son ofthe parable. I could not get a negative for a photo- graph. There was not enough light in the gallery, or the chemicals were too poor, or the sitter moved in the picture. But now I think I have him, not a side face

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th e- arters or the ere bust but, ` -A . . . , i' , _ _ ~ °1 v I '_ _ '. ° ~

& , _ grfflll 122;# portrait as helgppears to me_ Men’s Shirts the kind that will wash , Ladies Embroidery Initial Hand Ch' dren 5 Ku" muon wut' 85°

The father in thezparable of the prodi

had nothin to bra of in his two son

vely music does not put any spring

he morals of the entertainment

hiintoconie in. He will not_go in

rlticises the expense, the imustice a

father rushes out bareheaded and coa

he l 's colds the father He goes into ii.

ade against the younger brother,

H he makesthemost uncomelyscene Hesays nd “Fa.ther, you put a. premium on vaga. he bondism I staid at home and worked Kes e farm You never He made a. party for me, you didn’t so much

° SERMON

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On this qualify success depend!

e Base on ca o HMS mwah _S ,M M, ,md

blood ever had. <i¢4f'-W-* ff°f ¢°¢f.\’f

'-'“‘ gives perfect health and Sff¢"9ffl~ p

IAM iioiiisii THAN moo Jécdh 5 . f » f f/f

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The Prodigal Sons Big _

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Brother Discussed-Lack G3

of Sympathy for Fallen.

In this discourse Dr. Talmage pleads

Many times have I been asked to preach

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brand - also a few of Tooke’s.

as ki11..a kid That 'wou1dn’t have cost

De s the Basinessl” it

.411 if.. mamma "scams pwvqi”

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b d ld f have is fn. 5.5¢ ff.'._...a‘ ia. haul _

_ Mag' _cow-hided instead of banqueted. Veal is

half as muohas the calf, but this _ooape grace went oil' in fine clothes, and he cames back not fit to be seen, and what a time you make over him! He breaks your heart, and you pay him for it. That calf to which we have beengivingextra food all these weeks, wouldn't be so fat and sleek if I had known to what use you were go- ing to put it That vagabonddeserves to be

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. his step. He is ina. terrible pout. e ° '

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too good for him." That evening while the younger son sat telling his father about his adventures and asking about what had occurred on the place since his

departure, the senior brother goes to bed

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59 Gents Unlaiindered White Shirts, all sizes, 65c'

750 and S50. Saturday

185 pairs Boys’ Short Pa»nts»'75c tor 1 ‘

S 150,one hundred and nity left. We 30C

s s

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Theonwr=1keandrhe°theracur1.Iamino had 300 lm Saturday an sms ,mm 85 sefiaosom shim good washer.

~ I - - -_J acrid sobriety of the other. The one goes

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L PEAKE’S N0. I WHAR

'. ~-A full stock of the best Coal ~, on hand and arriving daily. _ A ,share of your patronage - ' is solicited.

‘ ._ Lowest mess.

f I’l\0lFf DELIVERY.

June z8dkwim then eod &w5m '

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A Holiday.

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If you are going pic-nicing there is

noihing nicer to take along with you than some of our Cooked Corned Beef. We will slice it up for you and it makes due Sandwiches. '

We have also Libby’s Chicken

Loaf, Cottage Loaf, Devilled Ham. Potted Ham, Tongue and Chicken. Lunch Tongue. Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce, etc.

Also all kinds oi Fruits,- Syrups,

Pickles, Confectionery, etc. at

Beer 6: (ioffs

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Summer

Footwear,

We have just opened a lot of Summer Footwear in Ladies’ Bicycle Boots, Men’s Bicycle Boots in leather and canvas, Men’e ¢(}auv`ae_ Sioes, licycl' ' W" e Boots 'in canvas, Men’e and Boys’ Outing Shoes. 'A tortured foot should

mount reb& in our

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but they both go down.

stead bursts the niinstrelsy. The floo quakes with the feet of the rustics, whos dance is always vigorous and resounding. The neighbors have heard of the return of the younger son from his wanderings,and they have gathered together. The house is full of congratulations. I suppose the tables are loaded with luxuries, not only the one kind of meat mentioned, but its concomitants. “Glap!" go the cymbals, “Thruml” go the harps, “Clickl” go the chalices, up and down go the feet inside, while outside is a. most sorryspect- acle.

the house, a frigid phlegmatic. He h

just come in from the fields in very sub stancial apparel. Seeing some wild ex hilirations around the old mansion, he » asks of 3 servant passing by with a goat- skin of wine on his sholder what all Ithe fuss is about. One would have though that, on; hearing that his young er brothe had got back, he would have gone int the house and rejoiced, and if he wer

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Excursions To Piotoo Thi Most Pleasant Way ot Spending at I ' _ 15¢ D1'

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Flon who rieaii gg;

hing admirablein the dissoluteness of the

From all the windows of the old home-

44, $9.00 for

The senior son stands at the corner of

schottish. No,there he stands. His bro owers; his face darkens; his lips curl wit

50c a doz. ~

A ample lot of Children’s.

F-_ i n _

Men‘s Braces

lloi llay

On and after

Saturday. 7th. July- 5

Return Tickets good for day of issne_

only will be sold on S eamer ‘-Priu cess” for one dollar and titty cents

each. `

Fare will include 1‘ea on return voy-

age. Steamer leaves halt past nine local

returns about nine in the evening.

By Order.

F. W. HALES.

Sf-crctary Clftown Steam N av.Co., Ltd. Ch’town July 7 th, 1900 dtl.

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_The public are hereby notihed that no fshing

wili be allowed on the property of the nndei- signed at Ifonshaw Mills No permits will be granted this season. _

_ _ CINBBY BROS.

July 7 d 21 w ai.

m iq 1

Business ~ 2 0

Do not waste much time talking agent it; hence the brevity of this ‘ 3 . - _ ‘

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REQ supphéo we can supply

" ' American 'Sailor Collars at cleai

nce prices. ag-gf,-S

' 10`0Bliaeks Safilfoifsl. A _ at _ me gm;

- and ood valu ll ‘ l -

o ne, and I lind nothing attractive in the ;;;_63Ix?;]’;fys_hai?:e (I?r)ictew;:0 £111.31; ternsg make 8 £00; on:il:;SShii‘tts. oI§i‘?;d8

_ 85c to $1.60 and were considered good range ‘mm 8?-25 _I0 P5150 75 ‘_

down over the larboard side, and the value at that prick Every shirt gmu__ .Saturdays bargain price C other goes down over the starboard side# ,gnteod U19 b6St fi ting Shin in Canndaill ROYAL BARGAIN-~ High Runge

io-day. Saturdays Bargain ;’s&;"R8;_;`LT(§VN};NTY=0NE NUMBER Price is i _ _ _

r _ V l Bicycle Skirts $5.03 value for e For your Guid Man's Neck Silk 390

Bandana Searls, the kind that -will' (Homespun moth)

wash and keep their color, made iroin' bummer Outing' Sur”

Soft. Cliintz pattern Silk, regular 7505 grains cloth’ an sizes $2]

Scaxfs]ust the thing to wear with a» Saturdays Price

Soft bosom Shirt, they were never.

offered before for less than sev- _ _ , I , g 1.90 enty iive cents. Saturdays price ' -la “ Colored Duck__Outiiig\Ski1-iii, 3 ¢010n_ °' < -_ '~ G1’°6\l. B100. Light Gray $2.35. Satur-

SKIRTS, SUITS and BICYCLE day SKIRTS, Crepon Skirts 38,40. 42 and . I

H e

v‘¢.3

colors, value,

7 ooo Tweive pieces oi English and Ameri-, ° ~ loan Drfs= Muslius. Very lion Cambric;

as sm. ...ii Lustre skin. sPEoiAL *"4 P°f°°1\°°- Priced fwm 15°w- 10 _ PRICES p _ 190.0133 down to Sell Saturday C _ 3,75 and 415 Ladies Black Sailor Hats worth 45c.

Saturday

Cloth and Tweed Skirts (habit back) IOC,

$5.00 value for A 8 for i dollar. Hair Brush. Cloth

o _

not conscientiously opposed to dancing, g0l¢lg» fagulfu' P509 $5-00 I0 7~50- . 75C

I. 8 5 UCS '

that he would have Joined the orien al ; 5 L Y P 500 yards of Dress Grands’ Saturday

' Half Price.

h _ . . _ lcontemm He Stamps the ground with Hemstuched Ladies Handkerchieisi LADIES’ .1 ACKETS marked from

< indignatiomhe sees nothingat all toattract_ The odors of the feast, coming out on the

_$8_.50 to $10 00. Saturday’s 5

price

I 15 LADIES’ JACKETS 5 87-75 to 9.00 going Saturday ° ° 36 Ladies’ Summer Coats, Fawnsl

Drabs. Browns, Blues. Greens. Reds and Blacks sizes 8 to 38. every day price $7-00 to 10.00. Saturdays price

5.75

_ for _ -

~ ~ ' . I-M..

1CLasped' all , _sizeof ~ one _» dollar

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` THE GUARDIAN,~CHaRL01TE1Y)V%N

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1900.

PATRIOT TWIS

CH WING

SATURDAY I LY I I

WHILE THEY

and keep their color. The W. G. & R. . kerchieis, 8 in a b ix '45c Satuxday Saturday chadnyl Bib*

c " . 1. ¢

Aloooi Ladies Shirt Walls,

Sh1rtWauts

Children°s Braces _

` 8C pr .

A LADIES KID GLOVE SNAP, colored

nd

I kles

and Black, Laced add Bnt‘omd a

quality. Saturday only

so Leaiiier Benn.. fancy Bac

priced from 2;cto 85c. Satur-

single Blouses for boys 3 to 8 ,y old. 're 75 l $1.00. 'Sa 'f

pri c 0 tur- - day’s price , V

100 Lai ies’ White Lawn p d _ _ ._

day’s price _ ‘ :_ _

50 HOLLAND BLUUSE Suits and ggynng ,5¢ Sum.”

ll

with an without Bibs 'with "i1`3eiti

each. Satuiduy"s price' _I _ -f

siuiini. si-101' fer' s'a§'1'o‘iioa'~`;fr'?_

8113

. Y .. _I . _ . 9 trimmings. goodx va na. at .50c

Lawn Insertion 6 in. wide '15c iot",:‘l_`if,‘*" .

= "3C

Under vests for _ _ S

Men°S Sox - _ ‘"`”

_ SC D

Men’s Ties 8 for _E

_ 1-4 doing; »

38 New Pulley Belts made from Sil

Ribbon price from 75a to $1.2-it

t 3_0() Brush. Nail Brush Saturday for Sa,m,da0.s Price bargain

" L di S, S S” . mu ._ _ 25C Sniled in the making at the factory

15 a e ummer or ring' A . . . _ e Jackets, Grey, lawn add Mixed $1_1';;"&§*3i§I10P§;\;§rdE;€ 95_c and 24 White Grecian Bed_Quilts full size,

soit finish in dressing good value

`,ai_e1.35 and $1.50. siinrdiyir

price

Ladies* Cashmere Ribbed Hose

` ' 25C

ali-wool sex t

256

Ladies’ Summer Qorsets for Q

ssc

_ Men’s Socks e Sc, Sc, loc and 15c

Silk Front Shirts tor men. 50 Shirts

six Mtterna $1.25 and 1.50.'

Goidin Dye Black Lisle, Hosé all Menfs Underwear Ssluiday _§

sizes. lace d_es_ign, vary new 48 to 95c a suit 500 Y§Td9 ImP°1't°d TW_°°d 12 PU' (extra gpecmi) ` _ 858 bdtufe 0

e ‘ I e qs x

50 Shirt Waists from S till Saturday p _ 50 Boy’swa_shSuits, fit'3 to year old

300s>B1ack and ,Colored Dress Hats for ' _ 1

F|S|'||NfQ 39 Boys’ Caps _ ocioc aio isc

I I B ' 18 .Rllbbf-31' Coats, Drab, McIntosh $5.00 for 8 '(5

_ 30 NQW _Mclntoslies for ladies, new style S

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, Gives Entire Sai

nwuzumn

best proof that this Tobacco is all right ron sau svsavwnuie

N B -A 5c plug of “Paraior Twisr’ is 20 [per

larger than formerly.

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e repeated orders wereceive for this ,brand

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496

25 'Inmnied Hits

Boys’ Pants worth up to

Manta 8 00 Suits for

.l

i crates!

Pictures soo for

I-adierdiitls t: .:<

r Ladies Wrappers $1 50

56 in Serge Drew

Black and Grays $2 S5 goode for

$125 sans-day

S raw Hats flue stvle

100 l5c and

Tie best Quinn'

H lanes: i this “Mews Stgw‘%at

I Onet£b1i»iu1l$&.25

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Hair Binh. 'Hail glam; api

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