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;~~~r l1"““`>"“»"‘ "E" flhe Latest Readable Happenings Uccuriing
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LAC K l00Al AN@l0lllN_lIlAl
News and Gossip Frnin Term and
  Country.
fGleaned by "Guardian" Report-
 ers and Correspondents. poampbeii, New castle; Lorena. iuewii-
in ine News District.
au( V . _ 1 _ ; 1 ` 1  lg
||nmer Sala of
illmmer Goods.
HALF
ry mics.
and _HALF
ill
_ PRIDE.
>2s» e
; llls
-pooofs. l count.
‘ . .
’ Furmshmgs.
réundried Shirt in 75%
h 1.00
ng styles best 4 ply `|’|||
.1151-3 worth '2Oceach fgf 25g
ply Linen Cuffs 2||¢||’5
lored worth 300 
45:-
mless Cashmere
wc. pair.
ll wool English 20g
is ‘ nr
i
-Full variety of Gents’ _Kid
ecltties, Braces, Under
e, etc,
nearly everything in our
nl ulets for spit cash
elm.
.lleelisilillo
issssssistsss
is
2 Have as
e largest assortment of*
kes, Pies, or Bread to*
se-en the city.
P'° .
me
n
andssasasads
Pies 10c eac
Pie; 10c °
on Pies 10c
it Pies I0c
rllots 10c
iam Pies I2 & l5c “
peanut I5 & 20c “
|Pie$ I5 & 20c "
llaBrud 4c per loat.
ihone 98
STEWART
RLIPSE BAKERY,
tes Best Bread.
_ii ¢,00,1< is ie-1'\' lzit`<_’\‘. lf ll’ L)-_P
poking for ii nice iiliwli 'lf*`~"* .\'i>'rif'i;-Wi l telephone subscribers
ik thr-iiigli -iiii' ~vl< ‘,_'i'1‘>flS \\-isniiig to connect with Seotner
at. '
ek Gashmeres
I i
lok Mermoes _» I _
By Black 600dS¢ ldon papers. Mr. Rogers is now enjoy-|
B g l - ‘
' .\It~l.»od it Co. please ask central for
~~.\1y Store" and by so doing oblige
the telephone employees.
V 'l`iii~: GL'_aRni_\N is indebted to Mr
Benj llogcrs jr forlateissues of Lon-
ing an extended visit to Great Britain
which his friends hope may be exc..ed-
ingiy pleasant.
Tire: friends of the young lady from
this city, who was thrown from a
carriage a few days ago and of whom
mention was made in Tru: GUARDIAN
,will be glad to hear that she is rapidly
lrecovcring under the skilful 'Jaatment
lot' Dr Dewar. of Southport, and will
ibe able to be removed home in a few
idays.
i
L MR En_\'i-:sr Rica. well known in this
lcity.h\~ op-n-il a bicycle repair shop
‘ou K-rit street, neary opposite John-
son& Johnson`s up town store. Mr
Rice is an obliging young min and a
practical experience of several years
has rendered him a master Workman.
‘He has issued aa exceptionally neat
Y folder for distribution among cyclists.
A Two innings match will ba com-
menced at Victoria Park this afternoon
between right-handed and left-handed
cricketers. members of the Phoenix C C.
TRADE ANI] SHIPPING
PORT OF CHARLOTTE'I`O\VN.
July 2£l°_..-\r._Eniina Prcc'or, Proc-
tor. from the iisheries: S S Polino, Ln-
cliance, Monreal; D Cronan, Bruce,
Magdalen lslandd: Renfrew, Kennedy,
Loiiislinrgz Julia \\ ard. Roberts. Loch
Leven; I-Iniina Heigliton, Picton; SS
City of Ghent. Mchievin, Halifax; Life
Bout, Anderson, Pic on; Diai1"nns,
Daley, Murray Harbor: Nina Page-,
l':i.ms_ Wood Islands; Mary D, Lfiwsin,
' Wallace.
July 20.-Cld- Champion, Orr.
llichibiit-to; D Cronan, Bruce. Cape
Tornientine:  City of Ghent. Mc-
.\'evin. Surnuie'.~:ide; Emma. Heighton.
River John: Moriiing L'ght. McDonald,
5_\`ilnev: .\`ina Page. C/nnpoell. Wood
Islands; .\Iar_v D. Lawson, \Va1lacc;
Alma, Anderson. Port Hawkesbury.
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Gizrrixc Teri: Forts llnanr.--Jas. `
Paton & Co will ship Furs to Montreal
for repairs or aleraiion. Any lady'
. . |
and ge' pr.ces for repair or alteration. :
30 d Hi.
Dnnss goods 25c. I-loc, 45c, worth,
double.-Moons & MoLI~:oi>. 
_-_-Qi--_ ‘
Church Services.
DITBOUIS 1’.
Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at 10
Rev L R McDonald at lf and Rev Geo A
Ross 7. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.15. .
'Epworth League at 3.30. Strangers ~ cordially
invited. Seats provided for Strangers.
i>Rr~:sBY'rER1aN,
Zion.-Prayer .meeting at 10.15. Rev Mr
Mclntosh at 11 and 7. Sunday School and;
Bible Class at 2.30. i
St James-Prayer Me;ting at 10. Rev Tl
I
having same will do well to see them i
inn innni
,   Ptnnittss
l
Leiter Sr.Has $20.-
. 000.000 Lett.
There Are Othéir Things
Owned by Mr. Leiter, and
He Alone Knows their
Value--Lots of Property
e is o y ty our years an s as
a healthy body and a bead and face like
Salisbury. He comes from Dutch stock.
He was born in, Leitersburg, Md.. and
F Fullerton at 11 and T. Sun,day School and
:sible class at 2.30.
CHU!-:cn or ENGLAND.
St. Pa.ul‘s-Morning prayer at 11. Sunday!
school and Bible Classat. 2.30. Evening prayer
at 7. All seats free and unappropriated.
Everybody welcome.
St.._ Peter's.-Holy communion at 8 and 11._
Matins at 10.15. Bible class and Childrerfsi
cateohising 2.30. Evensong at 7. All seats'
free and uriappropriated. p
naP'r'1s'r.
Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev Malcolm A Mc!
Lean. at 11 and T. Sunday school and Pa.stor’s
Bible Class at 2.30 Strangers welcome and I
provided with comfortable seats.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Stump; will be pitched at one o‘clock
and it is expected the game will be well
under way before 2 p rn. Being a. two
inning match it _will not probably be
finished today but play will be resumed
. e :
‘next week Th elevens are
rzrGH'1‘s. Li-:i'1‘s.
Capt. Moore Lt.-Col. Longworth
Wm. Mnrray,jr G. F. Hutcheson
C. E. McQuillan W. E. Hyndrnan
Hyndman W. F. H. Carvell
McLean E. Heartz
Billie Ollie Mcliachern
G. Miller Harry Hyndmaii
Dr. S. R. Jenkins J. P. Murray
S McLeod J. T. McQuil1=in
L. Robinson' H. Weeks
E. Chappell A. C. Saunders
Rav. Bia>:.i.\3riN CHAPPELL leaves
urge
S-#fs
about a yea1’s furlough to his home and
friends in (Ibarlctteiowri. During this
time Mr. Chappell has renewed many
old acquantances and fcrmd many new
ones. He has preached and lectured
on various occasions throughout the
Island and always with great accept-
ance. Mr, Chappell has been in the
.ministry for 24 years. 15 of which he
has spent in Canada and nine in Japan.
He now leaves for another ten years’
sojourn in the eastern kingdom. He will
be joined in Pennsylvania by Mrs.Chap-
pell who has been visiting friends there.
Mr. Chappell thoughtfully paid a visit
Charlottetowns centenarian. who was
greatly pleased at this remembrance
orformer friendship. Tun GUARDIAN
wishes them a pleasant trip and con-
tinued success.
mga;
You will not know how much good
Hood’s Sarsaparilla will do you unti
you try ii. Buy a bottle today and be.
gin to take it.
this morning on return to Japan, after _p
a few days ago to” Mr. John Lockerby, l
Corner of Prince and Grafton streets.
Mr Herbert Martin at 11 and 7. Sunday
school and pastor’s Bible class at 2.30 Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Church Upper Great George Street. Ser-
vice at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible,
Class at 2.30 Y. P.S. C. E.. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7.30.
CHESTNUT STREET.
tliraypr greeting on Chestnut street Sunday
a oc oc -
s/tt.va'rroN ARMY.
Sunday Services at_7, 11, 3, and at 7 p, ni.
Week n' ht Services.-Monday, uesday,
Thursday, lifriday and Saturday at 8 p m =-
l 'iurscr-:r.r.ai\'BoUs.
Gosrr-:L MEETING.-Railway Men’s Meeting ;
in Wright‘s Hall, Sunday afternoon at tl
o’clock. Strangers always welcome. Lesson
Acts iv-12-“There is none other name under
Heaven given among men. whereby we must ‘
be saved-”
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B
Weather
Brings - the people in
crowds to our Fountains, 1
where they know they can `\
can get the most refreshing `
drink of Soda Water to be .
had in the city. Pure
began active life as a clerk in a country
store. When he came to Chicago he
sought similar employment. and with
Marshall Field, became a clerk in the
dry goods house of Cooley, Wadswort/h
& Co. This was in 1856. Six years
later the firm that employed him be-G*
came the firm of Farwell, Field & Co. 1
Leiter:was the “Ca. '-’
Leiter, Field and Potter Palmer esrab-
lished, and conduct-ed it jointly until
withdrew. Potter Palmer had already
witndrawn, and so Field was left in
sole possession of the business. ,
Leiter then began dabbling in real
estate. He gathered in a few good busi-
ness corners, turned them over at a
handsome profit, and then purchased
more until he became thc heaviest
owner of real estate in the city. The
value ot his holdings have been moder-
ately estimated at $25.000.000.
Leiter plunged into society and secur-
ed a. permanent place there when one of
his daughtersmarried George N. Gur~
zon. a. wealthy Englishman of good 1
family. He has always been generous
with his money and ready io ne p a- _i 
holdings of stocks and securities were ,
recently estimated at $8.000 U00. They y
included stock in the Chicago City Rau- l
Wav Company Cnicavo Edison Com~ l
president of the Chicago City Railway 3
Company, which like the Central Music
Fruit Syrups, good Cream
and Ice Cold Soda, served
in the thinnest of glasses f
make our fountains very
tempting.
Our Phosphate Sotlas are ;
particularly fine, Orange, '
Lemon, Cherry Ripe etc.,
etc.
lt
Gone. Q
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gpecooeooez 
xiigjpy
neocon
“eui nts test itni How 50° G
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~ Now’s your choice. v
Out on the bargain counter
7ou’ll find three splendid values
' 25c ‘
SSC  
___ b _ ' Some light shades,
0  Some medium shades,
Some are' Serges,
I h a t Some are Tweeds,
Some are Fancies, ,
,
` Cnicaoo, July 27.-Levi Z. Leiter e V
 l1:liivii=dii.'F giirilgiigi sciliggl l  I(])¥tlil;;V;e;;)“§;);'e0gf0h:ia;1i'0t;f  S S'.tha'n one es anywhers
an 1 ie cla-~.it '_’.1u. ; _ . _ _
wheat deal. He will have a few mil- ,
gipti)itsS_left after he has settled Joseph’s  Olléulfilf II10l'B{t0 d0\1blB.
H' nltfif -f old dh g -
Mnnie listed
i
what We Amttlse We lim
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They re all worth more
,  ’ °
The firm prospered, and in .  
F; ._
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one worthy of assistance. Rei cnt, ni.. | @
wife converted the Chickamaug 1 Park @ J 0 H
H Ot Hotel it Clpipkamauga into a nospital @
for sic ’ so ters. _  /____
in addition to his property the Leiter 
1881 wheh a disagreement occured be-   “If [P5 NQWQQIYS |\’l B00'
tween Leiter and Field, and the former    4 
Sleep. Sleep,  
Sweet Sleep-y
Will be the fortune of those who seek;
rest in the hot summer nights by .lisiugg
our Wire Mattresses. Our “Special”at
$2.85 is a beauty, If you want the best
get a. "Queen," price $4.00. _
N NEVVSON.
C   Q
paiiy and Souiliside Elevated Railwayl ’ C
Company, in all of which Joseph i
Leiter is a director. He is first vice- Lg
Halls, is a gold mine to the stockhold- _
em I nooN -090
| The elder Leiter is a hiv' holder of ,
stock of the Illinois Trust and Savings i   S 
Bank, of which he is a leading director.
Cl@
Thi.; in\s\iYituiion is the greatest of its kind   @
int e est 1
In aidition to the stook mentioned, l
EW Goons 0 J
Mr. Leiter is a large owner of the stockf 3 Wan 0 Q ear em 3, 01169, S0 (l0W[l O U18 Pl
of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy l
Conservative estimates put Mr.
Leiter's fortune at $25 000 O00 to $30
Weeltht gp
_ Railroad and the Pennsylvania System, i , ~
but the exact amount is known only to G ~ Q  @ ._ 
` ` himself. He also owns largely of V _ ‘ _V ,
t \ \ _ _ Chicago Gas stock. _ L ` “_ L
is »,s \ ly  In l - - 1 I I . »
I A URUUU/575 l000.000 before tue Josephiincident. i-l' LONDON HOUSE.
general commission mer I
t importers of Oranges, _ _
Our Saturday and especially our Saturday nights
are something phenomenal
as, etc , Jobbers and
fbutter, Eggs, Cheese and
ucts Goods of all kinds
sold one molerate com
Correspondence solicite-
WOODILL & CO, ¢
'26-3 Barrinffton St
D- Haloifax, N. S.
lllll lllll llllil.
Juice is one of the
vigoratiiig and healthy
i' drinks. and is highly;
ientled by Physiciansl
ily those troubled withf
ities. We have justi
21 cask of the besti
ndia Juice which wel
W retailing at l '
cents a pint orb
I
EӤҤ'm,m SENTNER, MCLEOD & Go. _
I
>I'°= MY STURE
the right to give
.SATURDAY SNAPS.
We bought with the good-will of the business
And we Want to make this the snappiest Satur-
day night we have ever had. The counters and
shelves are loaded with
....B.A\R@AllNS.....
just Waiting tor YOU.
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