THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, JULY 28 1 6
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3;- l§;\,_,  .,»  had good catches of mackerel lately. ‘ Miss Skinner, St John, is the guest oi
I T I N Til tide will be high today atv M" A A Buuett'
3.45 'and tomorrow morning at 4.17. , DoN"r mils lending “The Story Ol
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Mr. iiay, Expert with the
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ENT IKE RANGE of FINE
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Skirts
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This display of elegantly tailored garments
promises to be a notably line one. Every lady who
cares to come and inspect the garments is welcome
and we wish to emphasize the fact that it isn't at all
NECESSARY to purchase. Those who come to look
without intending to purchase will receive the same
attention as purchasers.
Therefore, make a point of attending the Demon-
stration, whether you intend purchasing or - other-
wise, on
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, "Famous Soap." Satisfaction in evér
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Doughnuts,
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and learning many things in regard to no
the habits and customsof the people. iro
down the Indus to the ses. He has many '.
interesting stories both of peace and war. i'
He has accepted an invitation to preach
in the Methodist Brick Church tomorrow
evening.
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Those who do not desire to advertise will "i
please send 25 cents with their request, °f
which ummm; wiii iw “named `m them bred his well known brood marc dam
on application if they do not get what °1
they want, ;Parkwcod to Commodore Ledyard. Mr
_ THE Guardian correspondent at McPhee will certainly have something
A  Fredericton writes:-Farmers are cutting g
" - their hay which proves to be s very light
1 , crop.-Refuge Division S. 0. T- is again boensnxe eaily appearance of correspond
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the4 years of service he had the Eh
the Ganges river, sometimes by water Or
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visiting Miss Della Copp, Ssckville. I
North Rustlco and report n fairly good
THE guitar offered by Mrs. ltiiciiuel
McLean of Sourls East. ` `
to preach in Windsor, N S on Sunday. ‘i
music of a piano selection entitled “In
"Und UID! to Crapsud today and goes to
Vernon River Bridge Monday afternoon
The right kind ofa boy can secure
position with rapid promotion, it he
recently.
Finer officer McLeod of the Northum "
the life ofa man who fell over the wharf
at Picton on Wednesdayjust before the P
Tits SS City of Ghent arrived at 3 a in B
yesterday twin I-lallfax,w|th 1000packages
Axiom; the subjects to be discuss-d at
Indies, of Canada and Newfoundland:
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by Louise Jackson Strong will appear
in the Saturday Guardian of Aug.
took plaoeon Thursday to the People‘s
cemetery. Theservlce at the house was P
bearers were Capt Squarebriggs, Benjam- an
David Webster, and Augustus Newson.
fnosn who want work of any kind or -du
BW i°0k|DZ fill' 118|!! Of filly kind should _McCallum's sister, Mrs J M Campbell of '
send their names and addresses with all this ony. Mrs Macallan. has been absent ’
particulars or call at The Guardian from ¢iie1g|,md for 27 y,,,,s_
Employment Bureau, New Prowse
Block, Charlottetown. Tele hone lIl‘2a
pportunlty ol si sing much of the country as
nd sometimes by land un il the
FARMERS an beamnlnk my making at Act is in force all over the Province.
0109- streets is slowly but surely going on.
McCormack of Souris, was drawn by Roy are visiting Mrs Arthur Webb, Ilnlifax.
Rav Da Haanrz who Is at present, are visiting Frank and Mrs Riggs of this
staying in Charlottetown, ls announced oity. `
THE ll1\lSi0 P880in the Saturday issue,were fined $2 at the Police Court
of Auii. 4th. will contain the yesterday.
Naples.. Bltiiiss Falmrna Fa/lssn has returned to
Tm: S. S. City of London makes two and Mrs Fraser.
nz . I _ returned last night on a visit to her home-
a oc wk in Charlottetown.
applies at this office at once. Several “mend in ** |’l°“"~‘““f MY- The "¢”’i*°|"
good boys have secured ,mod pommns atme rose to72i above.
berland was instrumental in saving the 0’ Y°“" “b*`°“d~ S“b3°"lb° f°*` li' t'0d“’Y-
stcamer left to return to this port. nf
inward freight. She left on return at gp
“°°l1 ifiilillit about 300 packages, includ~ Costain, Local Manager of the Summer-
ini! 3 iillillliiliy Of p0tiib06s .anti l0b5i;8l‘B. gidn telephone 9x¢h|mgg_
the Mllriiime Beard or Trade, \v1.l.|\ school education. who desires to learn
meets in Amherst on August 15. are: The D"°0f-l‘08diDiI Bild ¥fYD°‘5°i-YJDR. Bi\0\lid
Federation at Camisa with the \Ve1n. evwv at this oiiioe at once.
R. D. Roaunms Charlottetown; J F
Mid i-DB Metric System- McFarlane, Suuris'; S HSterns, Alberton;
AN ilitéfeoidvk 8h0l‘i/ COPY-Fighter! were rciziste-red pt the King Edward
HWY vllflilad “Marys Insani " Hotel,ii»n11.x,on the zzozh lust.
THERE were 110 exeur.-ionists and
45i,_ B3 Bum you get it as It Wm not regular passengers, and a large cargo of '
appeariu my other pnpen freight to East River ports by the S S
THE late James Punchefs funeral City of London yesterday afternoon.
'1‘m~: annual prize meeting of the
rovlnclal Rifle Association will take
°°i1d\ll}i»Bd by RSV Mr 14011112- The Doll place on Kensington Range on Tuesday '
in Sellar, JGWeldon, William Dillon, 14th. l5tl1and10th. _
Mas JonN MvCAi.r.Ulu, and two,
JOHN Mi'Pill-in, Freetown one of the
ost successful and extensive breeders
armor Divisign with B membership f enoo all matter sent in should be cut
27 members,-__J, H, Wgeks is building down as much as possible Every
anew house whigh prgmiggg bg bg one C¢1f»¢Dt|0ll is pllid to l.0i‘l‘eilp0nfle|i0e but
of the finest residences in this vielnity.- iii Z
Mr, and Mrs, Mm-dock Qutiim of written, especially when as of late many -
Amherst, N. S. are visiting relatives here. ,
-w. w. Marsh and bride or concord, do
N. H.are visiting the latter's parents, T
annea I". and Mrs. Stevenson.-Miss H51
Emily Stevenson ofConcord, N. l-I. is H
visiting her home.-Mrs. 0. Mugford and M
family, of Boston, is visiting her parents G
Stephen and Mrs. Weeks.-Miss Hattie He]
Sellick and Milvlna Yeo. are visiting M¢
friends in Freetown.-Zacharlah Rogers p L
&Co. are quarrying stone for the new M,” AJ Briggs, Jae., noir, L Melina- \ilnard'| Llnlmeni for sale everwvhere. ‘
station at Charlottetown. The stone, nic
which provcsto one of superior quality H p-Mule' WJ Gmord J Donahue J ,
is obtained on the farm of James Bill. Stone, Arthur Hines and hon, W Furst; C X Tzztftsg cii1ns'ia‘f?;lor?‘:u.l,?w‘;ier?f 
Rav. F. H. Fnnrriur who is visiting Quant' End C Swue and wife' B n I I ` _
is sister Mrs. John H. ilenry and friends Dn. ANDREW §Mar>Prrair., native of Vanishing profits on all cotton holsnry-
in this City is o British pensionr Ihavlng Pr
served his donntry in India from 1851 to pro
1858 and taken active part in the suppres- of
sion of the great Sepoy rebellion. At the au
time oi’ the outbreak he marched toDelhi which is soon tobe published b the
where hetook part in the selge of that M
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Coiuirzsi-oNnr~:N'ru should remember that
' iaimpossible to get everytliin in as
dom
k, W E Bisson, John H Simmons, VV
Yns'rimnar's Guardian had 80 cisssllled
Bxoimems with today the Prohibition
Ti-is good work of cleaning up the
Miss iirtna S'rEw/lar and Miss Peters.
Mica Ax.ssl.'r RANK and son, Roxbury,
Jomv Mur.1.rNs and Joseph \Vhite,
oston,afteravislt to her parents Geo.
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Miss Many CONNl~:i.v. Medford, Mass,
A stionr rainfall yesterday morning
Tim Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents
year is an excellent gift for that friend
Miss Ilsnals. vice principal of Upper
rlnce Street School has returned home
teraprolonged visit to Montreal and
rltish Columbia.
Mus Joniv A Cosram, Tidnlsh N S is
ending a few weeks with her son Jobn
ANY young lady with a good common
d Wednesday and Thursday. August
ughters, Winnipeg, are visiting Mrs l
trotting horses in this province has
Parkwood and alsoa lull sister to
d from this mating.
2 ` COMING EVENTS.
E following pisscngcrs left by the _.__
ifax yesterday for iloston:-E T Finley City Council meets on the second Mon:
Quin, MrsJ Kllleisa, Mr Gilbert, Miss dvi? in each month. Jamie Patou, Mayor,
M Dobbs, O Finnlghan, A .I Corton. H ' W' Clarke' Cn“y‘c cr '
Robins, Mrs Robins, cap: T noun.-sau, Nnxy ml-.eunxr Lodso l‘fi“°° E‘lW'”"
en ohsleun, N P Mciuiiian, .1 D S- 0- 1'---'UW 3”"-
Millan, L B Dearborn, Thomas White, "'*'°_“’
Martin, D McLeod A A JBrl;1gs,
lessor of BIshop's College, and editor ribs 40a value, gc to~dav at 256 B Dair-
the Montreal Medical Journal is the Jag, Paton 8: Co. 2302i
thor of “The Vine of Slbmah," a novel,
“I O d 7 Received to-day at Stanley Bros,
acm an o. of Cana a. ills first book T
' bl k ilk loves an
clty'losing his left arm hva grape: shot “Essays on Purltanlsm" appeared last long ac S g lid '
ountains were reached and from thence .
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Success
Our first shipment oi'
....,...4.   ilmquat Sets,
Hammocks.
Chocolates
_ has proved. as we antici-
pated a decided success.
The goods have sold
well, everybody is de-
liigmed with them. and the
mms are lower than ever
ore in Canada.
“We an sending oil '
liother order, which will "
include new lines. which '
will beliere in the course
oiaweekertwo.  `
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People  Q  Peopley
Suits from
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Flu ...ues
and Suits
Will bc demonstrated hcrc
Juli 31st- August 2nd and 3rd,
' On July _gist Mr. Geo. Hay will talre
charge of our mantle department. He will
bring a magnificent range of models-which
can be made up in any of the large assort-
ment of cloths he will show.
$l2.00 to $45.00
New York
Skirts from $7-50 to $15.00
Coats froll\‘ ,I2-"00 to $25.00
Fur' lined Cpats $60.00 to $l75.00.
M,-_ Hay ig 9, designer with"a1ife'tiine of experience in the ladies’ custom
tailoring business-and his models will be the “last word" on style.
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MK.  WALDDMAN Aug. Znd and 3rd.
Mr. Waldman, the hejad of the  high-class, ladies’ tailoring firm of
J. H. Waldman & Co. of Montreal, wi lp exhibit his beautiful fall models iu
tailor-made suits on August znd and_3rd
I. H. Waldman 8; Co. are the peerless suit and coat makers in the Do-
minion-and it is seldom indeed that the chance of seeing a full line of designs
such as they show is oflrrecl to the public. I _
If you went specially to New York youd see nothing newer in style-»-:ind
nothing nearly so good, at the prices,.i'1_1 quality.
August Zndi and 5rd.
'l`l1ls ideal household Megaziae brings to you
each month the latest news from the
world of fashion, intersting articles on
household subjects. clever verse, bright
fiction, good illustrations in half tone
and color and for twelve visits 5
itcosts youbut............ c
No
Subscribe For Guaranteed Taffeta
“The Designer’_’ PCitiC'0&lFIVCDOIl3I'S
ordinary' offer is this. A handsome
tafieta skirt, wide, well made with dust
frill of same silk. The colours are black
navy. brown, mulberry, etc.-any length.
Is any other colour wanted we will
procure for you in ro days. This fine
garment obtainable here 0
only . . . . . . .
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S'l`YLiSli SOX FOR MEN
Tl1ere’s more than mere utility now in men’s hosiery. Wear is an important const'
aeration, but the trim, “nappy” neatnem afforded a man by stylish hose is not to be over*
looked.
Plain black mano yarn, black with spot or stripe Plain black in ‘fsilk plaited” fancy spots, open
Tangiu plain or f’ancy,blues, greens work, blue lisle in fancy designs,
ami mulberry . . . . . . .
. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .  very trim attractive things . . . . . .
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munications are being received each » 3  _ ~__ i l_ - 1 /_.IQ
To West. River ports Thursday at 3. P-
ni. llounrl trip 20c.
To East River ports Friday at 3. D- m.
A , Round trip Zio.
~ 'ro cmpaud saiuraayat -‘i n- m- Round
 d :rLiri;y.40c. Piano. Reireshh1enis.ZBl(lto‘nlo
Suuvniriiouils
bargains.
Dccp Cutting Makes Satisfactory Buying.
This is the state of affairs at the big furniture role,
Stock must be closed out quickly. Prices are being greatly
cut to this end. You ought to have your share of the
This is a good time for baby carriages-»
Our stock is new and most artistic in design.
Price reductions never before heard of are
greatly in evidence in this portion of our
stock. Buy to-day.
ince Edward Island, who is nowa boys' and girls' stockings in light close .
you would see nothing newer or finer
in suite than we are showing at the great
demonstrations on July Jllst and August
2nd and Zlrd. An opportunity of this
kind only comes your way now and then
-do not miss lt. M0()lii'I & MCLEOD.
Ound and was invalided home During year and was favorably received In cashmere hose’ and ch "in S If 7°" """le“spe°|“l mp "0 New Ymk
Y gland and the United States as well Cream cashmere socks’ 27d2l'
lZ.°l2.'£‘.‘Zt...?i’l' ‘.?.f."t.i’f.‘.’i7‘.2.‘§‘l'“ £132 EXCURSION Bulifli"
m me Book or .ioshua Dr. Mcrimi S. S. CITY OF LONDON
Landing at Calcutta he passed up along recently paid a visit to his old home at ____
well where his father resides. To Orwell ivcdnesdny ai, 3, p, m, Round
A gzi , I trip25c.
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MACS’
velvet.
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WITCH
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is the best preparation
on sale for the skin. Cures
sunburn, chafed or rough-
ened skin. sore lips, chap-
' ‘ ped hands, etc. Soft 88
Price 25c a bottle.
NNNOUNCEMENTS
| Oi Concerts, Socisla, gn-
tettalnmente, etc., at a
money making nature,
_lgeontsa line (of 6 words;
for first insertion, an
si( oenha line for each
continuation. Churches
and charitable institu-
tlonl half' ntl. Mini-
mum price 15 cents.
Black tZE annognco
ments double raid-
nmin, agen .ned
Deaths FREE ‘Nt 2%
will ill UIUC t
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otherwise at regular od-
verttslag rafts.
THB GUARDIAN.
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Ifyou want a linen or crash hat,
come to-day. l received five dozen
by express yesterday, and they are
going like hot cakes. H. ll. Brown,
'The lint & Cap Man. 27d 41.
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