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Special Notice

~~ Having purchased from Mr. F. J. Hornabythe stock and good will of kia books and Stationery Business in he_Morris Block. we will continue he business in its various branches. selling at lowest prices for cash only, lies B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be incharge of the store, and will b6 pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will ' be kqt well stocked. A well supplied

216:; .gn will b,i.;e sgéfseal ‘fl-egtugzi time was wasted in party recrlmination. 6 USIDBBS. `

known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

“E BAZAAR cn'PA"Y’ so vitally amended by the Senate that

Successors to F. J. Hornsby.

lords Block, Ch`town. March i6. 1900.

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THURSDAY, JULY 19.1m?.

END 0F THE SESSION.

The Dominion Parliament was prorogued

yesterday after the longest session in its history. Among the salient features of the session were the annual accounting, which showed larger trade, larger revenue and a larger surplus _than ever before, while unusually large votes were made 4 for thepublic service and public worksdur- ing the current year. A great deal of

Some important government measures passed by the Commons were rejected, or

they were abandoned. Among these were the Redistribution Bill; the Bill re-

- ' - ~ - Bill to

during newspaper postage, the

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Our worlrrooins will

rushed this week; if

venient, we ask you. will consider it a favor for those who can, i0 l€%Y€

as early in the week possible.

rkins & Co

¥ The Millinery Leaders.

gl-#aa-ii:-lfaasrs

ooiiiomaial intel:

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iiasi- ii a Emi-#aware

their trimmed hat order* Borden, killed in battle in South Af1‘iC21-

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create three additional Judges for Quebec. Some important legislation was adopted _including the increase of the preference on British goods from twenty-five to thirty three and a third per cent. Prep-

arations for taking the census next year were made, and some minor business transacted. It seems probable that before

_ another session is held a general election

will take place.

Very general sympathy Will 'be fell'

Borden in the d€3~l§b Of l1iS SOIl,Ma.l°l`

Major Borden was an only S0“» 23 years pf age, and apparently had a V917 bright.. future before him. lie had early f1°fl\1l1`€d military tastes and joined the militia in Canning, his native town. In 1397 he

graduated in Arts at Mount Allison, and was taking a medical course at McGill, when the call was issued for volunteers.

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Warm Weather Foo

We can’t all go to

the country these warm days but our large var~ iety of new and fresh goods and up-to-dat groceries makes it poi sible for our customers to enjoy life in the city.

If you would want

cool health giving food call and place your order with

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Now he has met a soldier’s death, giving |` his iife bravely for his country. The be- reaved parents may be assured, not only _ of the heartfelt sympathy of all true Cana-

dians, but of their admiration and grate- ful memory for the fallen soldier.

Nearly a yearago Lieut-. P68-ry 911561? the arctic ice-fields for a. dash to the pole, and it was ten months ago when t-heflast word was heard from him. Then a whal-

ing vessel brought the tidings that he had reached Fort Conger in latitude 83

_ degrees north. He found everything

there just as Greeley left it, even to the table on which the last meal was eaten.

Whaleships recently returned from the far north bring word that last winter was a

very severe one, but they could obtain no tidings of Peary or his party.

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IFFIBEM RESIDENCE-Kent Si-. llnr

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Omoo Hours-8 to 10; 12 to 2;

5 to 8.

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_ _ Place t_o have your repair work

done is the place that takes

_ the most interest in your

needs.\Ve strive to accmomo- date all who leave any work

_ with us, by prompt attention

and quick despatch of same. \\_e have the reputation of being “O. K." _on repair work. “'

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vinced that what we say is

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K #U mask July 10--2aw&w‘1m H JOHN BURKE

THE GUARDIAN does not attempt to

influence the weather and as for fore-

telling it we leave that to the weather bureau and St. Swithin. All picnic

part-ies would do well to take notice of this announcement and govern them- selves accordingly.

Liptons’ Skipper.

New York, July 16-Captain Edward

Seymour, last in this country as one of the sailing masters on Lord Dunraven's Valkyrie III, and who has been engaged by Sir Thomas Lipton for the Mediter- ranean next winter, arrived here to-day from Liverpool and announced that he has been engaged to sailthe next challeng- erforthe cup. Asked if the next challeng- er forthe cup would bea ninety footer like the Shamrock, replied:

“Hardlyz she is almost sure to bea

seventy-footer. The class is now the peer. We want no half hours.”

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California peaches 20 cents a dozen at

Beer 8; Gofl's. 19 2i

Three Boxes fresh strawberries for 25

cents at Beef Sc Goii"s. 19 2i

Hammocks, bathing suits, straw hats,

children's muslin collars.-Jas. Paton & C0. 18 tf

1,1 hundred hammocks going fast at

Paton Sc Co’s. 18 tf

Tourists and others wishing quiet, com-

fortable, homelike moms, and board, good bathroom in connection should call on Mrs Wellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street

Niceizm" i THAN t

Home Prom the War. '

MajorJoseph E.Pelletier,of thc§65th Bat

talion, and the commandant of “F” Com- pany of the First Royal Canadian Regi- iheni., in south Africa, invaiiiied home, ar- rived Sunday afternoon by the steamship Dominion, and received a hearty welcome from an immense gathering which congre- gated at the wharf and cheered the hero heartily as he walked down the gang-way with his father, and accompanied by sev- eral of the officers of the 65th Regiment. Entering a carriage he was driven home. The cheering was very enthusiastic, and the Major seemed very much impressed. He is suffering from paralysis of the right side and walked with crutches. He states that his condition is much improved, and he hopes to recover completely. ‘ _ Major Pelletier was twice wounded during the campaign, first in the heel and then in the neck, and subsequently, he was sunstruck. He was transferred in ambulances and invalided toEugland, where he was sent to Netley Hospital, where he received the best and kindest- treatment. - His wounds have healed up and he expects that the climate of Canada will restore him completely. He was wounded at the battle of Paarde- berg, while incornmand of his company.- Montreal Star.

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Nervous and

Debilitated.

I Almoat l Victim of Nervous Prootratlon

1 by Dr. chaso’o Herve Food.

I Mrs. D. W. Crcnsberry, 168 Richmond street west, Toronto, Ont., statesz- “ My daughter, who sews in. a. white

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goods manufactory Q’ __w"m“_q

run down by the sh-i.'éy _eeiiiifisiiisiig a.rid_ close attention -required at her' work. Her nerves were so exhausted, and she was so weak and debilitated, that she had to give up work entirely, and was almost a. victim of nervous prostration.

“ Hearing ot Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food,

she began to use lt, and was benentted from the very first. It proved an ex. =cellent remedy in restoring her- 1° health and strength. After having used four boxes she is now at work again, healthy and happy, and attri- butes her recovery to the uae of Dr, Chase'o Nerve Food."

As a blood builder and nerve restora-

tive, Dr. Chase’a_ Nerve Food io ot ln- estimable value. It makes the blood red, the nerves strorg, and the ynwig system healthy and vigorous, Soc g bog

-at all dealers or Edmanao Ba & Co., Tomato. ' n' tu

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_ Soap Sale.

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We have an extra large stock of soaps and intend 'givé pi.. ‘._l`§\,l_‘l ing some extra low prices for __ 5; the next week. Good soaps ,lf `\\_"» at prices cheaper than you ever 4)) pf' bought them. '___

It will pay you to call. |"))))

_ _ Also a sample lot of sponges

/ff being sold at 10 per cent less *-(\i\* than cost price°.-Buy now.

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The appetite can desire, and which is more palatable than a dish of Strawberries. (Ne have them- home grown- of delicious flavor, and to thoroughly enjoy i trawberi-ies one must have good cream This we hav \

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_ . e e 'ery morn- ing perfectly' new and fres -, mid exceedingly rich, and what is

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GOOD CREAM - ,_ _ - ' __ `

_ bu ities- stands in the town. There ii I

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All orders by 'phone or othcrwis c filled prom _ ° ’ ' i

»-one

FURINITU E

Have been more than satisfactory this spring -Our STOCK. STYLES, and PRICES are sure tra-de winners-Beforeiyou My-Seq what we can do for you-sroas cLosEs at 6 p m excepting SATURDAY’S open until 10 p, rn, i Z _

sALEs

kinds of canned-

Just what you want to

plly _

' and i~cr<=:sed if propeily at-

] D & 6 .snags m. Win be i ...urea

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on 17th day of August nexr.

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Prince Edward Isla.nd's summer

climate is delightful, and the scenery is beautiful ‘and quiet-ly picturesque. Sur- rounded by th_e Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolnessof the sea breeze, and the advantages that can only be de- rived from sea bathing, at about 65 de,-.

grees. _ ' Charlottetown has over 12,i`D0' ln-

habitants, and is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large wholesale trade. Ithas 8. Gas Light and Power Company, two Electric

of which is the new Park Boulevard, its

cities in Canada. It two hospitals, many _churches and a. large and

ments in the Dominion. On its west side is Victoria Park-a favorite -summer re-

of every description, fountains, and well

Charlottetown is charming, and horses for driving are abundant at ve low

1 It is situated 'on beautiful Bedeque _Bay. It has the largest and finest departmental store in the Maritime Provinces, besides

Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and Asiwerage are being agitate for. The lioi'el;~‘;a_11o-Clifton, Queen, Russ

At Cape Traverse, a very pleasant sum-

Alberton, the AlbionTerrace and Wisner'

Kensington, Clark’s and Commercial; in Montague, McDonald; and in 'Mount

The following hotels open for the

summer season: At Hampton. Pleasant '_View; at Stanhope, Mutch’s and Cliff; at Brackley Point, Shaw’s; at Rustico, Sea- side; at `-Malpeque, North Shore; at tTr`aeadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton,Sea- forth; and at Pownal Florida. __

In addition to Ehose already mentioned

there are other towns and villages in` the .Province with hotel accommodation, while many farm houses prepare for the reception of tourists. _The rivers and streams teem with trout, the bays with mackerel, while game of every description bounds

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Another big shipment of ladies’ blouses

expected this week, worth from $6.00 to $12.00. A 'lqzen bought for spot cash in _ Montreal, will go on our bargain counter ' at 50c, keep your eye on this lot. We have about 150 extra fine muslin waists in colored and white and have not yet lost *confidence in their selling, they - are marked at prices that is moving them every day. Come and see what we offer. 85 Summer crash skirts, also about fifty white duck and pique outing skirts selling fast.-Jas. Paton & Co. 19 tf

The last of the childrens’ bouncts,- leg-

horn hats, muslin hoods and hats, Some hats from 10c up.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. 19 tf.

Only two left, ladies’ muslin costumes,

a.ls_o 50 white blouses and 26 under white skirts.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. 19 tf

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That commodious Sitore now occupied by Kennedy &Son. situated on Braad V i-ay, opposite Rail vay Station. The S fr-. is 8 X 10 feet wih frost prio cellar 28 x 45 feet, large yard with shed 60 feet long in rear if lot. Tae;-f is a large warehouse in connection, about 100 feet from store whcre cars can be loaded int of warehouse with out truckave This is ore of the bert

nf w`over $2o,.O0 worth of busine s done in it annrally which could be held

n reasonable terms. Possession given

pply to owner on remiees

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attractive surroundings, pure water, _ _ _ A =_ and cléar, cool and bracing air. It is ` ‘ I 4' _ S widely known as one of the healthiest ’ ' -_

elegant new Opera house. It also has I ’ several iine public buildings and a market 1 _ _ ' _

which is one of the chief sources of the _ _

citizens’ here. It ha _s cnc cf the larges ` - i _ ` and best equipped pork-packingestablish _ ` _

sort-while on the-east are the magnifl-, ' » i . _ * _»_1’,’§ cent new Exhibition Buildings and Di~iv_ _ I r ~ ing Park. Chief among its public squares _ _ ;`_ _ `

s Queen Square in the centre of -the city, ' ‘ I "i"7 <

beauufuiiyiiaid out with blooming piants L|cH1° AND c°°|-__»

arranged walks. and enlivened with a -

band of music during the summer even- f p ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of ' f '

prices. Boats can! also be hi.red,y and steamers run regularly on the bays and ' '_ ‘ - rivers, affording most pleasant excursions.

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and gevere. “ I __ I Summerside has about 3000 inhabitants. _ ' _

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