EVER svsvs

SINCE

We h we been in the grocery \'~\lS\U¢l‘l we have made a specialty Of S004 _ coff:e but we have never sold b¢l\€\’ coffee than we are selling right HOW-

Our crzstoners are notonlv satis .ed with 3 il, theyre pleased with it. that s wht!

they tell us sud that‘s what _th_eyt ll ° their friends, and when their friends trv it the-v talk nbout it too. .\0\v Coliee must be tnig.“t}' good \\'lf\¢¥1 ¢'~`¢"."‘ bodv keeps or: talkrllg ubo\l_t lt. If you “-ig' ,fy ,, -,»t~unl‘_ ol' ~ur cohee you will find "l‘..\'. e‘-er\tl~.'.:l.'. F'-`“ l‘°“‘r‘l “bout it

Ls l.".:e.

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rum rosie lui G'*°*'S'~ 5

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EVERY All

“"3 yg pqxgi, ustothc merits of whntwe Uleryon.

First-We ofinr you goods, exclusively our owl

wh” you buy from ns, you will never see a

duplicate with anyone.

Second-Our mttillt fitting, seW'l1l. “C P 9°'

cone to none in this Broad Dominion.

Tliri-The shave excellences nreyodl lil

igure, also our ewn, but we give all preference nd advantage to our cimtomers. Secured only by lggg yi 0! li work and 1** mms.

_I T. NCKENZIE, 'lne'1`sllor.

lllllil illllilll llllllll

This the but Hour for genuul family use thst we hu* hndled for youu. Having s large pro portion of Manitoba No. x Hard Wheat in' it glvh it glut strength and it will take more wnterin mixing nad go much further than or-

dimry Boar.

Besides making first class loaf bread it will also make the finest and whit est pastry.

Give it a trial when you want another barrel

of flour and you will be both pleased and satlsx- iod with it.

Beer & Goff,

if You

Want the Best. 1-ll

E You will ‘ony at the Eclipse Bakery.

FOR TO-DAY

Apple Pies ne. each Mince Pies ne. each Cream Pics I2 8: x5¢. ouch Cocoauut Pic I5 & zoc. end: Sultana Cake zoc. per lb. White Cake I6c. por lb.

Bread ox' all kinds, All fresh and good.

cphxne au.

STE WART

ifLIP3E BAKERY. BALI# BEST BREAD.

ESQ!-CEIZEEEEEEEE

HDTIGE OF REMOVAL

ON AND AFTE R _TUNE 2L'D,

IIB. BIGKEYS OFFIGE

Will be at his house on WATER ST., cpposite Hotel Davies (next d to Mr. W. S. Stewart.)

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CITY AND

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLCMETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAN

C,QUNIRY

C.>.m-:DONIA Sports on the 19th.

FLORIDA Hotel, Pownal, will open for

the season on July lst.

To-day is the lust day for receiving ten-

ders for the pointing of the market house .

THE electric light question will be con-

sidered at It .special meeting ofthe Oily Co nut-il to be heldon Tuesday evening.

Fl.oulDA Hotel. Pownal. will serve ice

cream uni strawberries on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.-W. Brown, Prop.

ENGINEERS will parade at Drill Shed

Sunday in uniform to parade with hh Regt. C. A. and 82nd Regt. to church.

Ylssrlsnnn’ Alfred Gallant charged

with assault to commit bodily harulin the amount of $230 wus admitted to bail.

TEIJPERANCE.-\’ictoria Division, S. of

T., will meet on Monday evening(Domin- on Day) at 8 o`clock. Insta] lation' of om- ccrs.

THE GU.».RnlsN is rzq=Ie=.t°d to state that the John Cameron referred to lu the police court a day or two ago, is not the one in the employ of the Condensed Milk Co.

ALL members of St.Peter`s Boys Brigade

will meet at the schoolroom tonight , to form escort to meet the Rsv. Jas. Simp- son returning from England. By order W. H. TIDMLRSH, Capt.

Ar Camp Brighton to-day thc time

will mostly be taken up with target prac- tice. The 82nd men will fire at the miniature targets and the Garrison Artillery at Kensington range.

AN open air servicewill be held in the

Park under the auspices of the Ministerial Association on Sunday afternoon begin- ning at 3.30. This service is for the benefit of the soldiers now in camp.

THE Schooner Foxon is discharginga

cargo of Cows Bay round coal. The Schooner Alma is discharging a cargo of run of mines. Schooner P. L. G. is dis-

charging a cargo of Acadia round for Mr. A. Down.

MR. Chas. Hermans has secured the

contract of placing 350 feet of copper gutter on Notre Dame Convent. The Lew Courts and St. Dunstans’ Galhedral are the only two other buildings fitted with the same kind of gutter.

YESTERDAY morning the schooner

P. L. G., loaded with Acadia Round for Mr. A. Down, went ashore at the Block House. The schooner was successfully floated yesterday evening and towed in the harbor by the Fred. M. Batt.

Rxrnnnmeto the case of Mrs. Clark of

Spring Park, reported to be ill and desti- tute with two helpless children, THE GUARDIAN is requested to state that she received a small sum of money and some clothing contributed by some ladies of Snmmersirie.

The First Methodist choir ask lt general

and generous patronage at the lecture by Rev. Dr. Carman, under their aus- pices on 'July 4th. In ministering to the mentally and physically ill they are under expenscsfor locomotion. These they usk the general public to assist in defray- lug.

No. 1 Co. Artillery will parade at the

Drill Shed on Sunday morning, June 30th, to take part in Brigade Church Parade to St. James' Church when Rev. T. F. Fullerton will preach. Every mem- ber will be at the Shed at 10 o’c1ock sharp.-A. A. Bartlett, Capt.

THE many friends of Mr. G. E. Hender- son will be pleased to learn that he has been appointed to the agency for this pro- vince of the Port Hood Coal Company, Limited. The coal taken from the Port Hood mine is characterize-dasone of the best species of steam and fire coal produced in Cape Breton. The mines cover some 16 square acres. THE GUARDIAN con-_ lzratulates the Company upon the selec- tion of their agent.

MOTHERS DO NOT FAIL TO SEE that you obtain the _progiual and genuine McLean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup-safe, pleasant-, and effectual at all times. At all reliable dealers. Do not be deceived obtain the reliable McLean’s Vegetable

Syrup

Dress Goods Bargain

We have gone

through our stock

ol ,dress goods and have selected 30 pieces (black and colored) wluch We have placed on our front counter at

the wonderful low

price of I

0O0OOOOOOOOO QOD°*”

27o yard'

These goods

regular way T360,

are worth in the 42c, 450 and 50c

yard. Come and get first 0l10iC@-

v°C'_l . _

.Weeks &,

W1=°»-»-1--d If-sit

we A ,.¢.+....,,f -wfsu # s.-

MEssRs. Murley & Galruhum have re~

cently placed in positions new “universal jobber." The new press is a. great improve ment over the cld presses ofthe same manufacture.

AMONG the graduates of the twenty-

niuth diploma class at the Webster school Cuwlirillge, Miss., appeal' the names of

of Souris, Prince Edward Island. Tm: GUARDIAN congratulates these young ladies upon their success.

MEssRs.Sandcrson 8: Co.,are busy fitting

up their newgroceryon Sunnyside.Carpen- ters are re-arranging and when the stock is placed the store will certainly present an inviting appearance. It is expected that the firm will be relsdy for business in about ten days.

BIBLE students will find Rev. Dr.

Carlnau's Lecture on July 4th of intense interest to them. For t-erseness and com- prehensiveness his recent remarks anent the mecca of the Jew is unequalleri. Come and learn what it was. Tickets from members of the choir.

AT the closing of Prince Street School

on Thursday T. C. James, Esq. who con- , duced the examination in Current Events 1, for the "Beer" medal. presented Miss Jacqueline McDonald with a. valuable prize donated by himself. Miss McDonald was only one mark behind the winner of the medal.

THE senior and junior societies of the

Baptist church held a united service last evening, at which 'keports of the various committees were presented. The treasur- er’s report showed a total of $66.00 on hand. During the months of July and August the Friday evening meetings wil be smalgamated with the regular Wednes- day evening prayer meetings.

Tim examinations in Normal Bible

Study which have been held during the week in one of the 015,33 rooms of Grace Church were concluded Yesterday. About twelve members of the various Normal classes of the city were

stand thot about 25 or 30 have taken the examinations under local supervisors in the various parts of the province.

YESTERDAY wo: d was br ought to the city of a sad drowning accident which occur- red at High Bank on Thursday. It ap- pears that a man named McDonald went out to set a net mooring, The boat was not large and the general opinion is that it capsized. The craft was found on the shore filled with water. The unfor- tunate man is described as able bodied and in his 20th year. The body has not yet been foundl

Rav. James Simpson will arrive in the

Princess to-night, returning from his well earned holiday in the Old Country. We are sure that our townspeople generally; will join his own congregation ani im- medihte friends in extending to him a warm welcome with deep gratitude for his providential escape from the wreck of the Luscitans. No doubt the Rev. gentle- man will have graphic experiences to relate of the panic among the hundreds of stcersge passengers as well as of other' incidents of the wreck.

THE Natural History ani Antiquarian

Society takes its annual outing to-day. St Pcter's Island has again been selected as the scene of the Society’s explorations. It will be remembered that last year the petrified remains of part of a pre-historic animal were found, and it is hoped that further fossils will be discovered to-day, as such specimens serve to accurately estimate the position of this island in geological time. The steamer Brant which carries the party will leave Steam Navigation Co's. Wharf at 9 30 this morn- mg.

CoNcnR'r sr ras: PARK.-The 4th Reg.

Band gave an enjoyable program of music at the Park last evening,with one of the finest. marine-scapes in the world. \Vith an ideal evening as far as temperature is concerned, it is no wonder a. large crowd was present to hear, enjoy and even criticise the Band. It is u rare thing in the smaller cities to find a band that merits musical criticism. As a rule general praise is looked for by the per- formers, and certainly as s rule neither hcarers or press are nirzgurdly in this respect. In the case of our Artillery Band the day for mere praise is past and the compliment ist theirs in playing in such a manner that criticism not adulation is what they reasonably ask for. A stricter attention to forte and piano, a. working up to climaxes, a subordination of the accompanying instruments to the soloist, these points are matters for attention in larger organizations thanwe can :yet boast, and yet a due attention to them puts us on a lcvei where wekgive not merely musical pleasure but musical profit.

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THERE ARE OTHERS but ally on _Kendz-ick’s Linimcut, the greatest modern household remedy. For all Pull; llemeness and Swelling get Ksndrluki

ll_lhli_ll llc Well

@%%00 7

Who are looking for something new in the Cigar line should try ' our i ‘

El Sol l0c

Gu. l.-B. "

Adu P. Cougllliu and Annie I. Coughlin`\

candidates for the Diploma. We under-‘

JUNE” lm!

Ytsrunnn the following were the

sale at the meeting of tlie Cheese Board. The price was '9 cents, except Gowan Brac which sold at 8§c. Stanley Bridge 393,Huz:1 brook 100, Wiusloe 180, Lakeville 126, St. George 100, Gowan Brac 175 New Dolnin- ion 100. Dunstanhagc 100, Sourls 85, Or 1 well 265, Belle River 200 to Dil1ion& Spillett; St. Peters 182, East River 110 New Perth 275, Dundas 170, Cardigan 80, " to -l J. Bitiin The following cheese were'

“A

its

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New Glasgow, 250; Cornwall, 205; Union, 415 Making a total boarded of_843 white , and 4106 colored. The Secretary was em

scales. Next meeting of cheese board

.Ou motion, was decided unanimously

the competition.

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ls again a well men and says, “Au one who for ten years suffered from Asth-I ma, I recommend Catarrhozone , as R positively sure cure; three bottles cured

danger or risk The worst cases of Asth

andultimate cure guaranteed if Catarrho-

.Choice Bsssnsl. Oranges, Lemons,

Choice Fruit at right price for that

Day at J. D McLeod & C'\.’s li. v l- - 1- "'*°'- J

Pastes,

~",

ll . ll Powders ’l‘

, and till 4

Washes.

*==?§- i ’f?`f1

DAQ' '¢; _

All 25 cent lines re- lll' duced to 15 cents for r.-

to- night or\ly,for cash.

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'/S, See our window ! ,till -

/("3 - _ iii

“When you think of Shoes

5 0 Think of us."

Pairs

Children’s lice Shoes-

Choeclate and ,

Dongolc-turn soles-

self up '

Sizes 8, 9 and 10.

This ls all we have of I

`s3=:2ss8 @

boarded in addition to those solfi.-Abra.m`s I I Village, 105; Kensington, 40u;Hi1l~shoro, '

200; Mt. Stewart, 125; Wiltshire, 220: Red 0 r

House, 150; Red Point, 88; Mo:-ell,l00;

,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,O ,,,,,,,,,., ,, ,,, ofscpeswweighi Summer comfort at little costs-sums u

the cheesein case' ofdispuw. and also wi s*a.te of the stock of our Ladies Underwear

secure the appointment of an omcial weigh” tn look mer the interests of the, ment We don t-remember ever having a, nicer

factories. Messrs. Bimn und Splllett of-‘ to show you _ana we don t remember any fered $5 each towards the payment on the W6 VB had SU Illlleh Pelllly 11196 lI'l°(lllllll pflcved 20068

will be held in two weeks’ timef

that suitable rooms be secured for next -‘hares a Inca l1ne0fcream °0t|-'von board meeting. After the Cheese Board Vests 511011 gleevgs

ameeting of the Dairy Association was C

held. There were present: President., ’ ’ g

‘ArthurSimpson, Vice do Lauchliu Mc. Sleeves neck

Donald,Directors James E. McDonald, Cf'68,!1.|, I’lbl)8d V€Sl1S, SQUBYB 1160*; 18.08

J ohn Anderson, W. Jenkins an i Secretary Treasurer Robert Jenkins; ` The assess trxmmed’ long or Short Sleeves’

men, for ,900 was handed to ,he S,,,,f White, ribbed Vest short sleeve, with pink

tary for collection. This is a. levy of 11 Ol' D108 lDSEI‘t fI'OIlt

°°“*S 0° "ery 1°°°1bS milk- and i° °“°‘ Fine medium weight ribbed Vest white or same as last year. Correspondence from- ’ ’

Inspect()-r Mmm ,as mm ,,,°,,,,,g, cream, long or short sleeve, buttoned front,

that with a very few exceptions, matters I* FOI' Sf»0l1l'» HgUl'€S We VB B V617 18l‘g6 V8St

are vrowedins S=\1=iSf=»<==°ri1y» It W" m White, nbbed full fashioned short sleeve moved b John Auderso sec ' ’ '

med by Df'Mmh,S6n, that an a',‘{owanc; Fine rib, white cotton vest, long sleeve, but

of Qge half pguud bg mgde gn all ghegsg front, h 0

Sold. Cirrlefl. HOD. B. R0g0l‘S &IlD0l1llC A ed thatthe Government will offer prizes V 1 ’ ¢¢ il y

0, “M20 and $10 ,Orme best chem est a most all silk, v shaped neck wtte lace marie during the theseason. One cheese tI'lnlU1lUH,

of each month’s make, either white or Ben, 1- Ones

guarantee totakc charge ofthe exhibit H

when sufficiently cured, delivered in Charlottetown, and will hold it incold I storage, free of charge, until the close of,

recm narrow nb vest lon or short

60:: 830 $120 and

coIored,to bejudged. The Government U ' ’

SPECIAL FROM NFWo.lsrLI:. DNT . The Busiest Store on Cha.rlottetow1i"n

Newcastle . . . . . . . . . . Thos. Hays it BUSf0St SNES!

mc perfectly” Catarrhozone has never -- -~~-

_vet failed, 'Even cases of twenty_ye_ars

standing that have bamed specialists a I have been cured by Cafarrhozone It

cures by Inhalation, pleasant to use, no a

;=;s.:“°..‘;z s:‘r1.‘:z'...‘i?“°f::.°t.i§’:‘:...;'i- Theres N0 Carriages

zone is used. Give it a trial. Price SL00; small size 2.5¢. Druggists or Pol-

son 8: Co., Kingston, Ont. p _

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pim,,,pp;e,, &¢_ gt J, 1), McLeod & I Why the new baby should not have 5 new carnage. espeouily C0»,,_ 14, at the prices we are now oienng them. We have s number bf

dlierent styles to select from. We can ezut any tate, please my

holiday olde.-J. D~ m.Le0a'& co.. P“"°-

11.

Order our fruit for Dominion N

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F Hammocks...

At the Popular Stationery store, Victoria ilu

Buy a Hammock and en3oy llfe You can afford one lf

you buy from us for we are selling cheap

Try us for value and prices

J IJ TAYLDR

..."2-. S up

To You

Doesu t that old Wheel of ueh rather bird Ind

pearanoe rather

decledly seedy ss you

the cellar, and by the way, occurred to you what a. relief at be to your nexgi bore seated on s brand new

bicycle, to say nothing of feelings in -the incite! *f If

work it 05 tm the end we will tryto

br it. `

Sundries. Repcmng

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'w.%

, this line.

You can them now

for »

505

Pair-*

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We m‘end removing ul

building We vuh to sell mean' une and Ehnll oder

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