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THE GUARDIAN. _f`iiAai.oTTi:TowN rnivc <. ‘ ‘ _ ~ . M T " M ~ - "

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'A cold is dan

ous. Don’t lem get the start of you. A few doses of my Cold C ill

lll`€ W

break up any form of cold ln a few hours and prevent grippe, diphtheria and pneumonia. It should be ln every home and evorv vest pocket. It ls better than u life insur- ance pollcy.

MUNYOX.

gfqggism. Sc. a vial. Guide to

A CARD: T

llall.

3 m. rio 3 and 7 .-`~ p. m, _Iune etlriooo d&w;.mpd_

Ai

A THE

BEST

That can be obtained, and our custoniers get the bciieht with- out pay-,ng mncy prices. Are You one 0; our custoiners? If Q-mg we _<`:iould be pieased to have von give us .1 trial and we will fnaraiitee that you wi.l.l be delighted with the results.

George E. Hughes

Ihe Peopfefs Drnggist.

News ‘ QQ#

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sumim-:ii 3;

cuuxiiio iii

What’s the use of heat- -'(f,\\

ing up the house these ll.

. ` - days with a coal stove"l fp,

.iffy

ING UP '-_I3

|.ePi-iouses.

_ For some qt(

Duchesse Bread, iljif

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£5?

F75

Pique Skirts

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4 sP.Ci__i_. i-loo, soo, ooo.

y 99c

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35c yard .

° Side Combs i

5" PT. 50 PL 100 pr- ‘ - bg 72g, of taste, about the kind of tea. you drink;

' It is light.,white and good. "_`=_

‘ only 4c Loaf- ._»f’l))

_ (JAIIID

ron. i.. |-|. oicksv

‘ Ophthalmic Hospital Mooreilelds, and

-’~‘ Central London Throat and Ea!

*j Hospital. ` lptcialist in Diseases of The Eye, T

Qiilce-Cameron Block. riwidsnoe-Richmond Street Wes K.

Einis l`s:sri-zu Asn r irrisn wrraGL.issns

so \~e.1r~' experience in the practice of

of ` D ` ' ` `

5 ‘T i

was put forward by Foy and Clarke.

p A rr;i.i:oRA>i was received in Char-

WE _lobtetown yesterday morning stating

' fth tM _ J h Nlcliean fireman on the li

oaarssauascsso

_ D. Stewart, Eclipse Bakery. i }

Bakes Best Bread.

, ‘

-i ,live Clincial Assistant at Royal London of

ECITY & COUNTRY NEWS*

i Tiii: aiiiiii:ilf,\,;-:itlicriiig of the Claiis will

3 be held in Soiiris on 22nd August.

lii~:\ii~:.\iiii-:ii the incl-ling of thc Local

1 Cotiiicil of \\'omcn to lic he-.lil in the Y. ll. 1-. A. pn.rioi‘:\t clcvcn o`clock this Friday - inoriiiiig.

i L.O. .-\. Tiii; members of St. George

» l.. (l. l.. .\o llTl :irc i‘cqucst_cd to mcet in

. Otl`er`\~ llall :it S o`clock p. iii. to make ar-

l`*\lll-lcniciits for thc funeral of their late llro. J. 1\lcl.anc. By ordcr of \\`. Master.

'l`iii-: S. S. City of:(lhent arrived in port

yt?-‘\ll‘r’flay evening. She will sail this

i freight will consist of 200 bags of oats for l Dcmerara: -lllbicases of lobsters for France.

i Ti-is New York Telegram says:-Rose i C0ghlun. in her familiar “Between Mati-

M D 3“semiNiizhmwar.i.ho§iio..diioo,otKoith‘s

B' 1 , , and with Louis Mussen and two other

Dersons not named fared very well. Miss

_ Coghlau has much popularity and would

b_i:;;>\‘1 i»§iet‘t>`i:`~I:ieiiedmtmdxé :ggi have drawn even with a less satisfactory ` ` ‘ ivehicle than she has found in this real

R¢<i~l=" ~`<‘~ p"i‘“`=’ 5*“`<f- Sfd d°°f ‘ story of the stage. There was plenty of

& novelty on the bill and two new sketches i in addition to the Crosby and Forman G offering. Of these the more important

a r 0 ii I ,

Prince Edward Island Railway passed away to-day at his fathers home at Antigouish, .\'. S. The deceased had been ailing for several years, and went to , Antigoiiish about a month ago. Mr. Mc- ` Lean was in the 38th year of his age. He was born at Goldenville, N. S., where he married Esther Jane Hession. He re- moved to Charlottetown about sixteen -years ago’ and up to one year ago he was steadily employed on the P. E. I. Rail- way. The remains will arrive here Fri- day evening by the Princess. The in- terment will take place Sunday afternoon from the late residence of the deceased on Edward street to Peoples Cemetery.

At the Cathedral at 6.30 yesterday

morning, \V. L. Huggan of the J. B. Snowball Co, employ, Chatham, was

` d ’ ` t Miss Nellie H

unite in marriage o . Ryan, head milliner with Messrs. Macaulay Bros. 8: Co., by Rev. F. J. _McMurray. The bridesmaid was Miss lMary Ryan, and the groomsmen Jas. P. Owens. The bride wore a pretty and stylish travelling costume of iTerry cloth with hat to ma.t:h. Among the many handsome presents was a case of solid silver pearl-handled knives and forks from the male employees of Messrs. Macaulay Bros. & Co.. and an onyx table and lamp from the young ladies of the millinery department. The bride and groom left on a trip for Prince Edward ,Isls.nd. many friends were at the ` station to bid them farewell and to ex- tend congratulations. -Halifax Herald.

EN ROUTE to annual meetingfof the Na-

i tional Council of Vilomen, which will be A held in Victoria., B. C., July twenty-third to thirtieth, the delegates will be enter- I tained at Lady Aberdeen`s ranch, “Cold- , stream." The party will start from Mon- treal or Toronto, July eleventh, twelfth or thirteenth. Among those who will repre- sent'the Local Council is Mrs. John Cox, who at the public meeting to be held for i discussion regarding “Immigration and ‘Domestic Service," will read it paper. A1;

‘this meeting the Lord Bishop ot Colum- \bia will occupy the chair. A paper by Miss Helen Reid, on "Manual Training," ' also appears on the 1 program. Miss

sa Wilson and Wlrs Tilton ofOttawa‘

Weeks & Co.

LADIES-

A Wish to save all Saturday buyers money, and to-night they offer goods It prices that cannot be beat.

GENTS-

Ladies l' ’ Cotton Hose

Blouses V 2 pair for 25c.

nunwwm

Regular $1.85 to-diy Sl 43

Belts

I Pique 00, Leather 18

_ Veilings ` Silk Nets Szyd.

- Blouse Silks _ Stripes and Checks

io-night

._ ` Seethat Blouse Silk. It won’ti

_giiltloug at 'loc yd. I

Cashmere Hose 2 pair for 35c.

Linen Handkerchiefs

Regular 1-lc now 3 for 280.

4 Ply Linen Collars

2 for 2.5¢.

Flannellette Shirts

This line 200. (Gingham Shirts

Good Washing 290.

Silk Front Shirts To-night foo.

Biaek Sateen Shirt

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llandkerchieiS ` Gents Straw Hats ofoy_y¢a1fe.<3r yomusyuofgjye f:::e=;=°<:;-

_ ,_ cnssiona “ei ”, ’ ‘ -

1G. 2c. 4.1, our leader -t0c dcz. 25o, 40c, :Oc all the latest We have 8 gfade of Tea for you, its the

_ I MuS]inS ` styles.

MI

? Correct thin for childrens Gents Linen Hats

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" Wear 'ic a yard. 4 Nice and cool 50c.

s

\ We offer a Big Drive in Gents’ Colored Shirts for to-day Qllly- Shim* that sell at $1.20. 1.35, today QQG,

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WEEKS o.,

nioriiingat thc usual hour. Part of her

There L f Mrs. Boomer, of London; Miss M. A. Fitz-

'"°"* t gibbon, of Toronto; Miss Hoodioss, of

‘M N°$.°' ‘, Hamilton; Miss Priddis, of London; Mrs.

I Bayfield 0fCharl0ttetovvn;and Miss Scovil,

£0399 HOUFS-9-if) 3 ID- YO 1 U- ID- 49 4P°m of St. John, Will be other speakers.-Mon vetings by appointment. ‘f Heal Stan

This was a bargain at 90c to-

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EASTERN

TEACHERS

Moet in First Session in

Montague

PRESIDENT IN CHAIR.

Committees Appointed and

Interesting Papers Read And Discussed.

1_~__

Messina Ssssioy.

First annual meeting of Teachers’ Asso- ‘

yesterday morning. Owing to bad Condi- V tion of roads not so large an attendance f as otherwise would have been.

President Mr. J. E. Jay, Principal of

Montague Bridge school, opened the As sociation by a. brief address, after which Mr. G. J. Cormac, I. P. S. read the con-

ed without discussion. e

ini: of English. Children should not be over whelmed with definitions and rules

Children should he taught early to write 2 composition, by studying works of stand ard authors, correcting faulty sentences Papers was discussed and vote of thanks

Mr McCormac, was tendered Mr. Egan.

The following committees were ap-

pointed:

Credentials-Patrick Rice, J. _E. Doyle

Auditing-\Vm. McMillan, P. H. Mc-

TRYON A

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ciation of Eastern Inspectorate convened \b

Stitutlon "Hd bY9~l9-WS. ‘~Vl1lCi\ Were 9-d0Dl>~ There were three starters. Minnie secur-

rd. Time, 2:34, 2:35, 2:31.

Mr. Francis Egan read a paper on teach- 3

. _ S “‘t'h°“f' kU0""1“S “'h9~15 they mean. Lass 2nd; Greenwood 3rd. Time, 2:49§,

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M

Neill and Lucy Kelly. 3

The attendance yesterday at the Tryon

r the slow time. ` The officers of the track we re:

J udges-D. Ramsay, A. S. Hewe tt.

Stater-D. Ramsay. ' Timers-D. O’M. Boeddin and J.Howatt. The first race called was the free for all.

d lst place; Parkland, 2nd; Sir Richard,

In the green race there were three tarters. Parklo secured lst place;Lucky

nO. 2:49=k. , In the 2:40 class there were four tarters but Lady Parkside was with- rawn in second heat. In the race Bril-

i

outh Vifind 3rd. Time 2:39§, 2:1391, 2:2391

Shortly after ten o’clock last night a fl: e '

oon on the scene. Damage slight.

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Resolutions-A. R. Campbell, J. A. '

Gillis and Louis Brehaut.

Bye-laws-R McLeod, Peter McDonald

and Elsie Brehaut. '

Nominating-J. A. McDonald, F. Egan

Genevieve McDonald,Alice Gillis and A.F.

D .

Question Box-W. J. Wilson, Alex.

McLeod, Hugh McDonald, E. Fraser and

D. McPherson.

eachers' Convention and Educational

System by J. Allen McDonald; Object of convention; Elevation of teacher’s class powerfully realized; Deficiencies [of sys tem; system does not supply professional training. ¥Vant of trained teaching

years, how to improve. (1) Normal train- ing, (2) Security ofposition; (3) Increase _

AFTER\OO\ SESS`IO\

`\Ir. McDonald s paper was taken up

and discussed largely by the Association. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Mc- Donald for his paper.

A paper was read by Mr. J. Doyle enti- tled Some Defectsin our Teaching System. In it he said teachers are endevouring to do too much, children go to school too young, children take up the higher branches too soon. French is not pro- 'perly taught. The paper was discussed

of salary. .

Adjourned to 2. p. m. n

the syst .

.~ _~ . fsvofy soldier should drink the health

v ‘ 0

' the gallant defender of Mafeking. ” 5c a Glass.

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When tired out after a day’s drill.~`_ should drink i.

Baden-Powell Nectar A It quenches the thirst and-invigorates

C111

BADEN POWELL

by Martin McKinnon, Chester McLure, Arthur Campbell, John McPherson, Charles Lannan, J. D. Stewart, Frank

Eagan and J. Allan McDonald.

` A paper was also read by J. J. Mc- Pherson on discipline and he claimed that proper superintendence promotes dis- cipline, good organization promotes dis- cipline, teachers character affects dis- cipline, punishment should bein accord- ance with the nature and disposition of the child and the nature of the crime

committed. 1

A Question Box was opened and several

question were asked and answered bear- ing on school work.

In the evening an entertainment was

given in the Hall. Addresses were delivered by Dr. Robertson, Mr. Gco. Inman and others.

The Montague Brass Band was also

present.

.

Baptist Association will meet to-day.

Delegates will purchase tickets to O`Leary station. The following will be passengers by this moz-ning's express: Revs. E. A. , McPhee,G. P. Raymond, A. F. Browne, Mrs Billingsly, Jacob Bain, \Vm. Cum- mings, North River, Wm. Stretch and wife,Long Creek.

l'l"S A

MATTER

You may be an old tea drinker, at itfor

iiii`¢`>`¢`>`i<`i5`A`|'.`e' "s`i.`éi¢'ii`§ E 28c lb. -1

on but one you’d know among a. hun

for our trade.

We aresole Agents. Samples free.

scones RUNS

It has a flavour of its own, not a. common

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dred. It’s a. Ceylon Tea packed especially

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sim

I Our Soda Fountain. .

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I-we coul not sell stale: Z sod if we wanted to. Z

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1 Ther-e's is nothing so re- 2

2 freshing on a hot day as a ° I glass o Soda-if its good. Z What good Sod_a is you’ll I never know, until you have I I tried us. °

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Upper Queen Street

pri?

Apply to A. K. Henry, Secretary. Granville, June 29, d3i.

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WEBSTER & _McKAY

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Average length of teachers’ term,only five: ` . -3

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Dominion Day Excursions

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was m0\`€d by Mr- D0Y19» S€C0Ud€d by liant secured lst money; Park Leta, 2nd; FTF' ` °`)"‘;`§;:' ' T T 70))

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A Here’s an important necessity to every

well dressed lady

Doubly important these days of bright

The attendance not large- j 1"” S“”Sh1”@

The results of the Dif_ N ' Pretty parasols need not cost von much

‘ Here at all sorts of prices

ferent classes. , ,

I Some dainty, plain “ met eifects, others

___ with rich ornamental andles, etc

Black and colorod ones

ho did attend wire mor;,than rewargid $1 T0 1 Hind S0 OH Up tO 4 70

Ilrlving Park was not large, but those SOH18 f€W Of l`l'.l8 PPICPS are, 300, 50C, 756 y a genuiile a ternoo s o t. ' ° ' _ ,, _ . .SP ’ f 5.00 57;, i

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ack vias a little heavy which accounted I 9 e C

The Busiest Store on Charlottetown s Busiest

and Mary Smith vi as discovered in a pile of lumber in Mr.

ichael Egan’s yard. The firemen were “X -' S

,/(ii o o Q ’: ‘f an Airing/ ; p

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and we have iust the CARRIAGES for the pur- pose-most comfortable for the baby--easiest to push,-_-easiest to buy because the prices are right

Boys!!

We have the iinest line of pastry and delicacies to

add to the pleasure of camping

Drop in anyway, we llbe glad to see the Red and

Blue coats.

W; PICKARD & CO Corner of Euston and Great George .Streets

ISSOUSCICCSOSSSSISCIIQI

It Salt Salt;

glilorris & lostg F To Arm;

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Fall ln ! Flarch I

, _ Right on theroad along Euston Street, youll find W

Pickard & Uo. with a full supply of thirst quenching drinks to:cool that tickling in the thirsty spot

A And Look'

a ° g A s Bar ue Cororae will be due here from Liverpool England about ls

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T J ily with 5000 bags Liverpoo Salt 12 bags to the toil

Also. 20 tons Prussian Rock Salt for Cattle, etc which will he gold

MAlE_TEAllH§il WAN TED 1.. ............,.....

For one North Granville soiiooi First FEAKE EQS i CBO

7

or Second Class. An experienced teacher 21 fly. 60d ff.

ferred. ~ -'- ff '

_ Ladies Skirts

mit me roi _iii_t_ icuii mir., Dre” :£1 "97

Pune 29th,3ot£iéJuly lst and znd;good to Craetudrg Cr$-in rt!

until Jul th, tween a stations in na Wm

on the Axllimtic Division, and to all stations te

Montreal and east, also _to and from I. C. Rf, S k_'l_rtg,

D. A R , and P. E. I. railways points _ _ _ 0- 1-me ooo- my lst and md. t° -====t=°°S Ladies’ Sailor and. ID r e 3 I

west of Montreal in Canada, good to return

.1 Hats. ____

July Sr ' ' ir ii ‘ r i' f

To commercia rate ers, on presen a ion o A ver “we stock.

certificates. on June 29th to points West of* y Montreal in Canada, good to return until July

is T J HARRIS Loiilunlioiisa l DPA/cPi<,stJohn,NB

_i . ,_ ., . . . . . . The P€0ple’s Si2Cr€. Successors to Davison & Co. June 28 td. » _ Q U ’

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